Hello,

I hope you are doing fine, You cannot pursue 2 Regular programmes in the same duration. As per UGC guidelines, you can do 2 different courses from 2 different universities in 2 different study modes (regular and distance). So if you are attending b Pharmacy in regular mode then

Hello aspirant,

You have not mentioned which category you belongs to, so I'm considering it as General Category and giving information based on it. For your AP EAMCET it is difficult to get B.Sc Agriculture seat based on previous year's cut-offs. But you can give a try by applying for

Dear Nischal,

15% seats reserved over and above the intake of given degree to NRIs/ Children of NRIs/ candidate Sponsored by NRIs.

Eligibility is based on:

Preference is given to NRI Candidates belonging to Karnataka State and also following 371(J) regulations (70% for Hyd-Kar and 30% for Non Hyd-Kar) for

Hi,

According to your rank you will get seat in bsc agri if you belong to reserved category and if you belong to general category then you may get in vet. hope so you got it.

Hello Sowmitha,

It is difficult to predict because cut-offs varies from year to year. Cutoffs depends on factors like

*Number of seats available

*Category

*Number of students appeared in the exam

*Difficulty level of the exam

For your AP EAMCET Rank you have less chances of getting B.Sc Agriculture seat

Hello, Congratulations  to your brother and of course he is eligible to get a seat in some colleges like Nara kharjuna naidu government polytechnic, C.R polytechnic, Narayana polytechnic, The rajhiv gandhi RECS, VIkas college, Sri chaithanya polytechnic college. Hope this helps you out.

Dear student,

You have not mentioned the Category you belongs to so I'm considering it as General Category and giving information based on it.

For your AP EAMCET Rank it is difficult to get B.Sc Agriculture free seat, based on previous year's Closing Ranks. You can try for seat through

Dear.

Yes, an MPC Intermediate Student can Study Agriculture. But All Universities Doesn’t Allow so. In North India It Is Possible, In South India You Have To Crack NEET Exam To Get Admission In Agriculture Course, So Without Biology It Is Impossible. In Private Agriculture Colleges, its not an issue

Hello,

You haven't mentioned the name of the university for which you're enquiring regarding the availability of BSc Agriculture, nevertheless to provide you a brief regarding this the eligibility criteria for BSc Agriculture is passed 10+2 from a recognized board with physics, chemistry, biology/mathematics or agriculture securing 50% aggregate or

Hello aspirant,

For your KCET Rank you have less chances of getting B.Sc Agriculture in good Colleges based on previous years closing ranks and cutoffs and they may vary from year to year. Give a try by applying for counselling and if you won't get seat then try for Management