With a rank of 7605 in AP EAPCET and belongs to the BCA local category, you have a good chance of getting a seat in B.Sc Agriculture. Government colleges like ANGRAU usually have higher cutoffs, but for BCA candidates, seats may be available up to 8000–9000 ranks in later rounds. Private and affiliated agricultural colleges often offer seats up to 12,000 or more, so your chances are stronger there  To increase your chances participate in all rounds of counselling and choose both government and private colleges in your preferences. Your rank puts you as a competitive position for admission

With an AP EAPCET rank of 7605 and belonging to the BCA category (local), you have a moderate to good chance of securing a seat in B.Sc. Agriculture in several government or reputed private colleges in Andhra Pradesh, depending on the cutoff trends for your category.

Since you have 7605 rank in AP EAPCET and your local category is BCA, your selection to a good college in BSc Agriculture will depend upon many factors such as the availability of seats, category-wise reservations and the cutoffs of the previous year.

Possible Colleges to Apply

- Agricultural Colleges under Andhra Pradesh Agricultural University: These colleges may have seats resultant in BSc Agriculture, however, the cutoffs may range.

- Other Private Ag colleges: There are a few more private colleges in Andhra Pradesh that may ask BSc Agriculture with somewhat high cutoffs.

Recommended Steps

- Verify AP EAPCET Counselling Process: Candidates should know the seat allotment process and they should be ready to attend the counseling sessions.

- AP EAPCET College Predictor Tools: These tools are accessible over the internet and they may give a more specific advice depending upon your rank and category.

- Apply directly to Colleges: You should contact the agricultural colleges of your choice and find out about their admission procedure and seat availability.

Important Dates

ts eamcet 4 july

Do remember that these are only rough guidelines and admissions can differ in reality. Be in touch with all the recent news of AP EAPCET authorities and colleges where BSc Agriculture is offered.

Hello aspirant,

The cost of a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture varies depending on the college or university.  Private colleges may charge fees ranging from 20,000 to 3 lakh per year, whereas government universities typically charge between 15,000 and 1 lakh.

For more information, you can visit our site through following link:

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hi,

With a 17,000 rank in B.Sc Agriculture Practical and 33,000 rank in KCET, your chances of getting a seat in B.Sc Agriculture in top government colleges may be a bit tough because agriculture seats are usually in high demand and the cutoff ranks for government colleges are much lower, especially for general category students.

But you may still have a chance to get a seat in private agriculture colleges or affiliated universities where the cutoff goes higher. Also, your category (like SC, ST, OBC, or GM) and region (Hyderabad-Karnataka or local area) can make a difference in seat availability.

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https://www.careers360.com/college-predictor

Dear student,

Agriculture Courses (B.Sc Ag, Horticulture, BVSc, BFSc):
For top government colleges like Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural University, the closing ranks for B.Sc Agriculture are typically between 1,000 and 3,000 for general category students. Reserved category students (SC/ST/BC) can get seats at higher ranks, often up to 6,000 or more . B.Sc Horticulture usually closes between 2,000–6,000 , and BVSc & AH and BFSc have cutoffs around 1,000–5,000 , depending on the college and category. Private colleges tend to admit students at even higher ranks.

Pharmacy Courses (B.Pharmacy, Pharm-D):
Top government and reputed private colleges close B.Pharmacy admissions around 2,000–10,000 for general category, and up to 50,000 or more for reserved categories. Pharm-D programs in good institutes close around 2,000–6,000 , with private colleges accepting up to 30,000+ .

Indian colleges might offer admissions to people who have scored below 30,000 in JEE Main.

1. NITs (National Institutes of Technology)

2. IIITs (Indian Institutes of Information Technology)

3. GFTIs (Government Funded Technical Institutes)

Certain colleges and courses are available for these programs.

- NIT Jalandhar (Chemical Engineering)

- NIT Jaipur (Civil Engineering)

- IIIT Kancheepuram (Smart Manufacturing)

- IIIT Tiruchirappalli (Electronics and Communication Engineering)

Since you have a rank of 14,000 and you are a female non-farmer under BC-B category, your opportunity for a place in BSc Agriculture depends on several aspects including cutoffs, vacant seats, and reserved seats.

Here are some points to consider:

For BC-B students, the likely closing rank to get into Osmania University is expected to be between 2,000 and 3,000. Still, the thresholds are set for engineering courses, and the requirements for agriculture may be different.

- College-wise Cutoffs: Check the specific cutoffs for BSc Agriculture in colleges you're interested in. There are colleges where candidates from BC-B category are welcome with lower cutoffs.

- Reservation Benefits: As a BC-B candidate, you'll have reservation benefits, which can improve your chances of getting a seat.

If you hope to get accepted into the BSc Agriculture discipline, you should keep the following points in mind.

Look into the websites of colleges that have BSc Agriculture programs, and find the BC-B category admission criteria.

- Contact Colleges Directly: Reach out to the colleges' admission offices to inquire about cutoffs, seat availability, and any additional requirements.

Attend the EAPCET counseling sessions to get details on the seats and colleges you can look at.

Some colleges to consider for BSc Agriculture are:

- Agricultural colleges under Telangana Agricultural University

- College of Agriculture, Rajendranagar

- S.V. Agricultural College, Tirupati

Hello student,

To check your seat allotment in the agriculture sector for 2025, you'll need to navigate to the official website of the relevant entrance exam or counseling authority.

Typically, you'll find a dedicated "Seat Allotment" or "Counselling" section.

You'll likely need to log in using your application number and password to view your allotment status.

For ICAR AIEEA 2025, you would visit icar.nta.nic.in , and for the Maharashtra BSc Agriculture, you would visit cetcell.mahacet.org (//cetcell.mahacet.org)

Thank you!!

Hello student,

It is difficult to definitively say whether a rank of 4322 in the 3A rural category will get you a BSc Agriculture seat.

Admission depends on various factors including the specific college, the number of seats available in your category, and the overall competition for those seats.

Each college has its own cutoff scores or ranks for each category. These cutoffs can vary significantly between institutions and even from year to year.

Some universities may consider entrance exam scores (like those from ICAR AIEEA, CUET, or state-level exams) in addition to your practical rank.

• Try to find the cutoff ranks for the colleges you are interested in for the 3A rural category in previous years.
• Visit the websites of the colleges offering BSc Agriculture and look for their admission criteria and cutoff information.
• Reach out to the admissions departments of the colleges you are interested in and inquire about the competitiveness of your rank and the likelihood of getting a seat.
• If your rank is not competitive for your preferred colleges, explore other colleges or universities with potentially lower cutoffs or look into alternative agricultural programs.
• If your chosen universities conduct entrance exams, focus on preparing well for them to improve your chances.

Thank you!!