The AIR 2nd rank holder of ICAR UG AIEEA 2018 was Anwan Alam, secured 538 marks.

Hello Aspirant ,

Your score for general category is good as the percentage needed for a good college for undergraduate course is 50% and above.The NTA conducts ICAR AIEEA entrance exam for admission to undergraduate,postgraduate and doctoral courses in agriculture and allied sciences like Horticulture, Forestry, Fisheries, Home Science, Sericulture, Agricultural Engineering, Dairy Technology, Food Science/ Food Technology, Biotechnology etc.Usually this exam is moderate in difficulty but this year the exam was tough. So we can't say for sure which college you will get , it depends on the number of seats and number of applicants. But you will have good options . Selecting the course depends on your interest.When it comes to rank ,you should be within 1000 -1500 for a decent college, for top ones it will be as higher as below 500. So the rank decide where you will get.

Below are some good universities :

ICAR-National Dairy Research Institute,Haryana

ICAR-Indian Agricultural Research Institute,Delhi

GB Pant University of Agriculture & Technology,Uttarakhand

Chaudhary Charan Singh, Haryana Agriculture University,Haryana

ICAR-Indian Veterinary Research Institute,Bareilly

Professor Jayashankar Telangana State Agricultural University,Hyderabad

Punjab Agricultural University

Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University

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Dear Aspirant ,

For SC and ST candidate , more than two hundred forty will be a safe range.

Have patience till last round of counselling and fill the choice for all possible college given in the list so that your probability for admission increase.

Hope this information helps you ,

THANK YOU .

Hello Aspirant ,

The NTA conducts ICAR AIEEA entrance exam for admission to undergraduate,postgraduate and doctoral courses in agriculture and allied sciences. The percentage needed for undergraduate courses in the case of general category is 50% and for the rest of the categories it is 40%. For SC category you should minimum 200+ to stand a chance. So I am afraid it might be very difficult for you to get college through ICAR score anyways you may try , if you are lucky based on the availability of seats you may get . You may also try for any college which accepts on the basis of 12th merit in case you do not get through ICAR.

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All the best

Hello Aspirant,

ICAR AIEEA entrance exam for admission to undergraduate,postgraduate and doctoral courses in agriculture and allied sciences.This year the exam was tough. So including difficulty level of the exam, other factors like number of seats available, number of applicants, your category etc will influence the cutoffs. Usually a decent score to get a decent college is considered to be 300+ and for top ones it is 400-450+. Since you have scored below 300 , it is difficult to predict for sure. You will know only when you attend the counselling , probably might have to wait till the last round where based on seat availability you may get. Rank-wise you should at least be under 2000 to get a college.

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Hi Aspirant,

Since you have not mentioned whether you belong to Reserved category or Unreserved Category it is very difficult to predict whether you will be able to clear your cutoff or not.However considering general 300 is not a decent score.

The cutoff trends for previous years were as follows:(ICAR SCORE)

Benaras Hindu University:

General:512

OBC:486

SC :419

ST:382

Rani Laxmi Bai University:

General:432

OBC:397

SC :294

ST:289

Vishwa Varati University:

General:446

OBC:439

SC: 366

ST:280

Central Agricultural University:

General:412

OBC:409

SC :299

ST:293

So now you can easily compare between colleges and depict your chances.

All the Best.

Hello

Icar Eligibilitycriteria

Qualifications criteria: candidates should be 12th pass from recognised board .and for obc /general category student the minimum marks should a candidates required is 50 %.

While its 40% for sc/st category student.

Age is must be arleast 16 yrs.

Good Luck

Dear aspirant,

I have listed a few expected or predicted ranks but they are subject to changes.

Hello,

The education qualification requirement is as follows

For Undergraduate course

• Candidates must have passed 10+2 from CBSE Board or any other examination recognized by Indian Board/University.Candidates belonging to General, OBC and UPS category must have passed with minimum 50% marks in aggregate, for candidates belonging to SC, ST and PC category must have passed with minimum 40% marks in aggregate.

For Postgraduate course

• Candidate must have passed bachelor’s degree from a recognized board.Candidates belonging to General, OBC and UPS category must have scored least 60% marks in aggregate and for candidates belonging to SC, ST and PC category it is minimum 50% marks in aggregate.
  
  

So depending on your category you need to scored the respective percentage of marks corresponding to the course you want to apply.

Dear Aspirant ,

For a decent college you have to score at least 450+ here are some statics of some best college

512–490 bhu (ias)

490–478 gb pantnagar

478–468 hisar

These are the top 3 college of India so better Yu score in the xam you will definitely get a chance to study in these and for any college 380+ is enough .

Hope this information helps you ,

THANK YOU .