Hello aspirant,

As per the latest cutoff trend, you've not managed to score in the minimum cutoff marks if we look from the category wise. You need to have scored more than 270+ marks if you are from ST category; 280 to 350+ marks if you're from SC category; 360 to 490+ marks if you're from OBC category and 404+ to 512+ marks if you're from general category. Since the cutoff mark is getting too higher, you ought to have scored more marks so as to be eligible. Anyways, no need to be worried, you can try for the next time. If you have scored the above mentioned marks in the given range, maybe you would have got a chance to get a seat in these following colleges offering B.SC Agriculture.

• BHU, Varanasi
• RLBCAU, Jhansi
• Viswa Bharati, PSBVB, West Bengal
• CAU, Imphal
• Nagaland University, Sasard

Hope, it helps you.

Here's some colleges that are affiliated by ICAR and can fulfil your preference:

1. JCDR Agricultural College, Tadipatri, Anantapur District
2. KBB College of Agriculture, CS Puram, Prakasam District
3. Agricultural College, Bapatla, Guntur District
4. SV Agricultural College, Tirupati, Chittoor District
5. Agricultural College, Naira, Srikakulam District
6. Agricultural College, Mahanandi, Kurnool District District
7. College of Agriculture, Rajahmundry, East Godavari District

Hope this would be helpful.

Hey student,

I hope you are doing good.

I see that you haven't mentioned the college's name in your question. So, I request you please re-write your question so that we could answer you properly.

Thank You!

Hello aspirant,

Sorry but with 150 marks, you won't be eligible to get a seat in ICAR B.SC Agriculture. You need to have scored at least 40-50% of the total marks in the CET exam so that the you can have the chances of getting a seat in the colleges under ICAR. AS per the experts, according to your category, you should have scored at least 200-250 marks so that there could be a possibility of getting a seat in the college. But, you failed to be in the range of minimum qualifying mark. So it is suggested for you to go for private colleges offering the branch of your choice else you can try for the next time.

Hope, it helps you.

Hello Anchal,

ICAR Universities provide a B.Tech Biotechnology course for students passing Higher Secondary/10+2/Intermediate with the following Subject combinations

PCM/PCMB/PCB/Inter (Agriculture) with at least 50% marks in aggregate (P, C, M and B are Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Biology, respectively) .

The following ICAR colleges provide a B.Tech specifically in Biotechnology :

1. Dr. Rajendra Prasad Central Agricultural University, Samastipur, Bihar. (30 seats)
2. University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore. (10 seats)

However, there are many institutes of ICAR that provide a B.Tech degree in Food Technology , Diary Technology , Plant Biotechnology and Animal Biotechnology . If you have any specific interest in those fields, you can explore more  ICAR college options like AAU, Anand, Gujarat , VNMKV, Parbhani, Maharashtra , TNVASU Chennai and many more.

If you have further inquiries leave them down in the comments.

ALL THE BEST!

You can prepare parallelly for NEET while studying B.Sc. Many Candidates do that and it works for many of them. That way, they do not waste an academic year. This works like a plan B. You haven't mentioned your Category. Nevertheless, with a score of 442, unless you belong to Reserved Categories, a seat in Government Quota or GMC is difficult. And so another attempt atNEET with advanced preparation might help you. So you can take a seat in B.Sc and then prepare for NEET too. If you are preparing for NEET,  our NEET Knockout package can help you. It is self learning method based on Artificial Intelligence. You can study at your own pace with the help of our 5000 videos and concept videos. You can check that at: https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may/

Hello aspirant,

Sorry, but a big NO. With such less marks in ICAR AIEAA 2020, you can't even get into colleges for B.SC Agriculture, Horticulture or Forestry. You didn't mention your category also. Anyways, the minimum cutoff for qualifying ICAR AIEAA for the following categories are- for SC, it's 250-300; for ST, it's 200-250; for General, it's 300-350; for EWS/OBC, it's 300-320. You need to score at least 40-50% of the total marks in order to get qualified in the entrance test. You need to work hard and prepare accordingly so that you can score more marks in the exam.

Hope, this information helps you.

Hello Dear Student,

No there will not be any Problem because Both are different Counselling.

The Counselling Conducted by MCC is only applicable for MBBS & BDS Courses.

While The Counselling Conducted by ICAR will be applicable for Agriculture and Horticulture Courses.

To know more about NEET-UG Counselling by MCC Please visit: https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-counselling

To know more about ICAR Counselling please visit: https://university.careers360.com/articles/icar-aieea

Use Careers360 NEET College Predictor, To know your Chances of Securing Medical/Dental Colleges on your Rank, Here is the link: https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

All the Best!

Greetings! The ICAR 2020 result for the exam that took place on September 16,17 and 22 will be declared very soon. After the NEET 2020 result, ICAR 2020 result is expected to be released in the last week of October. However, the exact dates have not bee announced. Stay tuned to the official website of ICAR and also Careers360 for updates.

Thank You!

Dear Aspirant ,

AS per my experience of ICAR UG exam…cutoff for category Students is less than 33% last counselling or equal to 33% for 1st & 2nd counselling……. For OBC it's Go Up too 50-55% & for General Category students 55-60% marks are required to qualify ICAR EXAM For B. Sc Agriculture Course

Than Comes horticulture than Forestry

Your preference should be like this

Agriculture > Horticulture > Forestry > Food technology > Biotechnology

A topical North Indian Indian Student Should Follow this order for filling choices…

North India > Central > West India > Eastern India > Maharashtra /odisha > South India

Hope this information helps you ,

THANK YOU .