Dear Student,

25% of the maximum marks is the qualifying marks of ap eamcet entrance exam.For SC/ST there is no minimum marks.You can check below the ranks of various colleges in ap eamcet for agriculture course

https://static.careers360.mobi/media/uploads/froala_editor/files/AP-EAMCET-2018-Cutoff.pdf

Hello dear student

Your rank around 9392 so According to previous year cutoff you may get seats in private colleges less chance to get seats in government college but the admissions possibility depends on many factors so please use Colleges predictor tool and your college according to your rank.

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

Hope that's helpful

Best of luck

Dear Aspirant,

It is necessary to study mathematics for joining agriculture engineering.

The basic eligibility for the course is to pass 10 + 2 from any recognized University or board. Also the candidate should have studied Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics in 11th and 12th.

The admission is usually based on entrance test. Different colleges have different criteria for admission.

You can visit the website of the colleges for more details.

Hope this information helps you ,

Thank you .

Dear Applicant,

I hope you ate doing well. I'm sorry to say but you can't take admission for msc in agriculture.

The basic eligibility for msc in agriculture is that the student must have a Bachelor's degree in Agriculture/Forestry/Horticulture from a recognised university.

You should also have qualified the degree with not less than 50 per cent marks in aggregate.

Now since you have does Bachelor's in physics you are not eligible to do msc in agriculture.

You can of course go ahead with msc in physics that would be a better option for u.

Hope this helps !!

Hello,

As you have mentioned both the courses are good and now it depends on you that on what aspect are you comparing the two. Career wise both are quite similar. Jobs are available in both government and private sectors. The difference lies in the course of study that is agriculture deals with farming, food production, techniques involving farming. Professionals in agricultural jobs not only enhance food production with their ideas but also help to improve soil fertility. Horticulture deals with cultivation of vegetables, fruits, flower and tea. Now, the choice is yours.

Hope it helps.

Good luck.

Hello Student,

There is a never ending scope in both these fields.

A fter btech agriculture,you can give other popular competitive exams also.You can do jobs in government as well as private sector.

Also there are various job opportunities are available in government and private sector after doing B Pharmacy, majoring in pharmaceutical firms, biotechnology firms, hospitals, etc.

Well,the future for btech agriculture and B pharmacy both are really good...!!!

But obviously everything is depends on your skills and interest regarding the field.

Think on it.

Start focusing on what you really want to do.

All the best.

Dear student.

Since you are a pcb student, you are not eligible as the the students must pass their 10+2 with 60% with maths and physics as compulsory subjects.

You can check the your eligibility from the following link:

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://competition.careers360.com/articles/afcat-eligibility-criteria/amp&ved=2ahUKEwjE9a7c-fLsAhWF7XMBHZubDpoQFjAXegQIFxAB&usg=AOvVaw35SJJkyQxOxDMomOQ5nHsZ&ampcf=1&cshid=1604838749363

Hello aspirant,

Based on the rank you scored and taking your category into consideration, you have good chances of getting a seat in agricultural bsc as the previous year cutoff was observed at a rank 7300 for bc-a category in Au region.

You can also get food technology, horticulture and Bfsc for your rank.

The cutoffs are as follows,

AgBsc -7330

Horticulture -9083

Food technology -14376

Bfsc -35211

Hope this helps.

Good luck

Hi aspirant!

According to your rank it is not possible to get a seat through ICAR AIEEA. ICAR AIEEA cutoff is the minimum marks required by the candidates to pass AIEEA entrance exam. Candidates clearing the set cutoff will be shortlisted by ICAR. Only those candidates who clear the set qualifying percentage will be allowed to participate in the counselling process.

The cutoff marks are prepared after the results are announced. Cutoff marks are decided based on the number of candidates appearing the exam and the total number of seats available  Below is the expected 2020 cutoff based on All India quota merit list.

Hope this helps!

Thank you!

Hello student,

First of all congratulations you have good ranking.

As per your rank there are chances of getting seat in agriculture in better college but you can to attend counseling with proper college selection and also try to attend all rounds for better college in case if you didn't get college in round 1 wait till next rounds too.

KEA cut off for agriculture in 2020

The college wise expected cutoff for Karnataka Agriculture Admission 2020 (UG) is available in the table below. This is prepared on the basis of previous years' cutoff/ opening and closing ranks. The actual cutoff for 2020 may vary. Therefore, the candidates are advised to consider the below data as a basic reference.

KEA cut off for agriculture in 2019

Given in the table below is the KEA Karnataka Agriculture Cutoff 2019 for various institutes and courses:

KEA cut off for agriculture in 2018

Given in the table below is the KEA Karnataka Agriculture Cutoff 2018 for various institutes and courses:

As per above rank list you will come to know the average cut off to get seat in agriculture.

Best of luck for your future