Hello,

The candidates seeking admission to MBA (Agri-Business) should have secured a minimum of

60% marks in aggregate at the B.Sc. (Ag.) and allied disciplines OR B.Sc. Home Science/Life Science

Background: Botany, Zoology, Bio-Chemistry, Bio-Technology under 10+2+3 Scheme OR A Post

Graduate in the above disciplines. For SC/ST candidates only

Hello Thagur

Both the students from their resepective courses are given equal importance as the faculty for both the courses are different and the classes run saperately, so their are no chances of prioritising any course over any other course.

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Hey Tulika,

As a minimum criterion for MSC chemistry, the candidates must have completed;

1) SSC and HSC with a minimum aggregate of 60%

2) Graduation (b.sc as chemistry the main subject) with a minimum of 50%.

3)  Depending upon the state in which you are willing to take admission,

Hello Aspirant,

Your query is incomplete Kindly mention what do you want to know so that you can get answer of your query.

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Hello Saksham,

First of all congratulations for the rank you have secured, that's really a great job. With your rank you will be able to get an admission in the many top government colleges. Some of the colleges you should consider applying are,

1. Zakir Hussain College of Engineering and

Hello Prathamesh,

It is possible for a NEET Qualified candidate to  participate in both 15% counselling and your state counselling but it is required to soon withdraw one seat before due date after your counseling process has been done.

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The candidates who possess the MBBS or a certificate which declares the candidate has the provisional MBBS degree can apply for the NEET PG.

The candidate who has allotted government medical colleges in the state of Andhra Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir are eligible for the All India 50% Quota