With your JET Agriculture ranks UR – 28953, UR female – 10633, caste category – 15858, caste category female – 5972, your chances of getting a government seat mainly depend on your category, choice of course, and cutoff trends of previous years. Generally, government agriculture colleges have high cutoffs, and for UR ranks around 28k it is tough to get a seat. But since your category female rank is 5972, you may still get chances in some government or semi-government colleges in less popular courses if cutoff goes lower this year.

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B.Sc Agriculture registration usually opens after 12th results and entrance exams. For 2025, you can expect: ICAR AIEEA counselling: likely from June–July 2025.

State universities (like Bihar, UP, MP, Rajasthan): registration will also begin between June to August 2025. Check ICAR and state agricultural university websites regularly around May end.

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Good morning, here's a detailed look at the BSc Agriculture fee structure across India, including both government and private colleges :

Government Colleges

Annual Fees: 15,000 to 1,00,000

Example:

College of Agriculture, Shimoga: 1.77 lakh total

Mahatma Gandhi College, Sehore (MP): 24,480 total

Post Graduate College, Ghazipur (UP): 16,177 total

These colleges are more affordable and often offer scholarships or fee waivers for reserved categories and female students.

Private Colleges

Annual Fees: 20,000 to 3,00,000

Example:

ISBA Institute, Indore (MP): 61,200 total

BFIT Group, Dehradun: 3.05 lakh total

Doon Business School, Dehradun: 5.23 lakh total

Private colleges may offer direct admission under management quota and include extra charges for industry visits, lab sessions, and placements.

Hello Khushboo

The fees for B.Sc Agriculture depends upon college to college. Still, I am giving you a general idea of the same:

For Government Colleges: 3,000 to 1,00,000 per year
For Private Colleges: 20,000 to 3,00,000 per year

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Hello Suhas

With a rank of 6987 in TS EAPCET and belonging to the  BCB category, your chances of getting a seat in a Government agriculture college in Telangana are high. The closing rank for your category has been around 20,000 and your rank of 6987 is much better so there shouldn't be much problems.

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With a general rank of 12038 in agriculture, the chances of securing a seat in UAS Dharwad depend on cut-off trends, category reservation, and number of applicants in 2025. Typically, ranks within the top 10k have better chances, but at 12038 it may be difficult for general category unless seats remain vacant in later rounds. You should keep checking official counselling updates and also apply to other agricultural universities to stay safe.

With a rank of around 41,700 in TS EAMCET under BC-B category, the chances of getting a government agriculture seat are quite low. Agriculture seats in government colleges are usually filled at much earlier ranks, especially for BC categories. Most government agriculture seats close within the first 10,000 to 15,000 ranks depending on the category and quota.

With a rank of 6987 in TS EAPCET, you may have a chance to get a seat in a government agriculture college, but it depends on the category you belong to, the course you choose, and the closing ranks of previous years. Agriculture courses like B.Sc. Agriculture are generally less competitive than engineering or medical, so government seats are possible if the ranks are within the cutoff range.

Hello Kamal

The number of subjects in B.Sc in Agriculture varies from college to college and university to university but these are the general subjects which are taught in most colleges in first semester:

1. Fundamentals of Agronomy
2. Fundamentals of Soil Science
3. Fundamentals of Horticulture
4. Comprehension & Communication Skills in English
5. Rural Sociology & Educational Pyschology
6. Agriculture Heritage
7. Human Values and Ethics / NSS / NCC / Physical Education.

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If you are done in msc agriculture then you are trying to do embryologist course it's completely different because in embryologist you will study completely about the reproductive system and if you are still interested to take embryologist you can go for that but if have only intrest in agriculture you can choose any other based on your interest