Hello dear student

After B.sc agriculture you can apply for comparative examination for job purpose or for higher study.

Competitive exams such as UPSC, FCI, and other government examination abound after BSc in Agriculture .

Apply for journalism in the agricultural sector, state government examination

Apply for research and teaching

Hello mahalakshmi,

Since the rank you scored is very high it is very difficult to get Agricultural bsc in any college. For getting agricultural bsc you need to score a rank below 6,000.

However with your rank, you can expect

Food technology (svu region)

Horticulture (svu region)

Kindly note that

hey,

here is the list of under graduate courses one can opt after cracking ICAR

1. B.Sc hons agriculture

2. B.Sc hons forestry

3. B.Sc hons community science

4. B.tech agricultural engineering

5. B.tech food technology

6. B.Sc hons agriculture

7. BFSc

8. B.Sc hons sericulture

9. B.tech dairy technology

Hello Aspirant,

Some private colleges for B.Sc Agriculture in India which are ICAR recognised are enlisted below :-

• Allahabad School of Agriculture (now Naini Agricultural Institute), Allahabad
• Lovely Professional University
• Guru Kashi University, Talwandi Sabo, Bathinda, Punjab
• M.S. Swaminathan School of Agriculture, CUTM, Odisha
• College of Agriculture and Technology, Kullapuram,

Hello student,

Comparing the colleges, IIT kharagpur is better than IIT lucknow but the branch you are getting in IIT lucknow is better than IIT kharapur.When compared to agriculture and food processing, CSE is better and has more chances of getting placements in good companies.However if you prefer good college

Hello aspirant,

No, you won't be eligible to get a seat in veterinary science or B.SC agriculture with a rank of 30000 in BC-E category. Better you should try for next year and try to score more than the minimum cutoff range according to your category else you can opt

Hello,

For Agribusiness Management,

There exists basically two types of courses: -

1. (ABMBAM)–Offered by most of the Agricultural Universities.
2. PGDM(ABM)–Offered by Most of the B-Schools (ICAR or Other Undertaken).

Candidates who are willing to pursue the Post Graduate degree in ABM or MBA(ABM), should have completed the graduate program in

Dear Student,

It is difficult to tell you the cut off as it is diffferent for different courses and categories.Below is the link to previous year cut off of different courses you can read here for more information

http://kea.kar.nic.in/cet2019/mock/agri_cutoff_gen.pdf

Thank You

Dear Aspirant,

11131 is an extremely high rank in AP EAMCET. There is no chance that you will get back agriculture seat in a government college. Even if you have economically weak section reservation, it is still not possible for you to be part of any of the government institutions