Hello, Aspirants.

You should be aware that 35000 is a significant rank. Getting into any of the aforementioned career programs at any of the state's good institutions is exceedingly difficult at this level. Each of these graduating programs now has a limited number of seats, which is exceptionally low when

How many marks did you score to get that rank ?

Hello Aspirant,

BSc Forestry is a four-year ug course. It concentrates on numerous characteristics of forestry and discusses its ecology, microbiology, and its handling.

Govt. Jobs

Passing the Indian Forest Services (IFS) exam administered by UPSC can land you a prestigious position in the central govt.

Indian Council of Forestry

Hello,

Hope you are doing fine.

The various job posts that a B.Sc graduate in forestry can apply for in the private sectors are Forest Product Marketing, Plantation and Resort Manager, Forest Products Purchasing Manager, Research and Development Sector, and many more.

Foresters may travel deep into the wilderness and

Hello Ajay,

It is difficult to predict exactly because Cut-offs varies from year to you and depends on many factors like

• Category to which the students belongs too, like OC, OBC, BC-A, BC-B, BC-C,BC-D,BC-E, SC, ST, OC-EWS etc

• Number of students appeared in TS EAMCET Examination

• Difficulty

See the eligibility critieria for different universities are different. So based on your choice you have to check the eligibility conditions. Now in general for MSc Seed Science and Technology, the fields those are eligible (as mentioned by for most institutes) are:

• B.Sc. Agriculture
• B.Sc. Biotechnology
• B.Sc. life sciences
• B.Sc.

Hello aspirant,

From previous year's cutoff data you have fair chances of getting Dr. Punjabrao Deshmukh Krishi Vidyapeeth Akola. Your marks are good enough to get you a seat in this college.

This college has good placement records with good companies and good packages.

For more information on punjabrao Deshmukh

Hello Vishnu,

It is difficult to predict because cut-offs changes from year to year and depends on many factors like

* Number of seats available

* Difficulty level of the exam

* Number of students appeared in the exam

* Caste Category of the students, etc.

You can visit official

Hello aspirant,

Through KCET also you can get seat in B.Sc Forestry course but it depends on the College you choose to take admission into B.Sc Forestry course. If you wish then you can go for other entrance exam like ICAR AIEEA exam which is accepted by all the Forestry