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OUAT typically considers both the entrance exam score and the aggregate percentage of 10th and 12th class for admissions. The cutoff scores to get into OUAT vary each year based upon the factors such as number of applicants and available seats.

Based on your scores, OUAT is in your reach and you can apply for admission in it by visiting their official website - www.ouat.ac.in

With 100 marks in the OUAT entrance exam, 92% in 10th, and 93% in 12th (PCB) from the ST category, you are eligible for various undergraduate courses at OUAT (Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology). Likely options include B.Sc. Agriculture, B.Sc. Horticulture, or B.V.Sc. (Veterinary Science), as these courses typically have reserved seats for ST candidates. The final seat allocation will depend on the cutoff and availability in your category. For detailed information, refer to the official OUAT admission guidelines.

For more details you can visit the link given below

https://www.careers360.com/university/orissa-university-of-agriculture-and-technology-bhubaneswar

The courses you can get into with your OUAT entrance exam score, Class 10 and 12 scores, OBC category, and Army quota will depend on several factors, including:

• Number of applicants: The number of applicants for each course will affect the cutoff scores.
• Seat availability: The number of seats available for each course will also be a factor.
• Specific course requirements: Some courses may have additional requirements, such as a minimum cutoff score in specific subjects.

However, based on the information you have provided, here are some potential courses you could consider:

• Agriculture: You may be eligible for B.Sc. Agriculture or other agriculture-related courses.
• Veterinary Science: You may be eligible for a B.V.Sc. & A.H. (Bachelor of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry) or other veterinary science courses.
• Horticulture: You may be eligible for B.Sc. Horticulture or other horticulture-related courses.
• Fisheries: You may be eligible for B.Sc. Fisheries or other fisheries-related courses.
• Forestry: You may be eligible for B.Sc. Forestry or other forestry-related courses.

With 73 marks in the OUAT exam, 77% in 10th, 70% in 12th, and being from the ST category, you have a reasonable chance of securing a government seat in the OUAT (Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology), especially with the ST reservation. However, your chances depend on:

1. The cutoff for your category (ST).

2. The number of seats available and your rank in the exam.

It’s best to keep an eye on the OUAT counseling process and check the previous years' cutoffs for a more accura

te idea.

Cutoff marks for BVSc in OUAT change every year depending on the number of applicants, difficulty level of the entrance exam, and seat availability.

OUAT considers a combination of your entrance exam score, 10th standard marks, and 12th standard PCB average (each contributing 25%) to determine your final rank.

Entrance Exam (25%) = 68 / 100 * 25 = 17

10th Standard (25%) = 92 / 100 * 25 = 23

12th Standard PCB (25%) - You haven't mentioned your PCB average. Assuming an average of 84%, then PCB weightage =  84 / 100 * 25 = 21

Estimated Total Weightage: 17 (Entrance) + 23 (10th) + 21 (PCB) = 61

It's recommended to search for previous years' BVSc cutoffs at OUAT. This might give you a general idea of the required weightage for securing a seat. You can search online using keywords like "OUAT BVSc previous year cutoff" or check the university website.

If you belong to a reserved category, the cutoff for your category might be lower, increasing your chances.

Even if BVSc seems unlikely, with your good scores in 10th and 12th, you might have a chance in other allied agricultural science courses at OUAT that typically have lower cutoffs compared to BVSc.

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I hope it helps!

With a score of 62 in OUAT and securing 90% in 10th and 61% in 12th, you may have a chance of securing a seat in a government college, but it depends on the cutoff and competition in that year. Government colleges typically have varying cutoffs based on the course and category. It’s advisable to check the previous year’s cutoffs and participate in the OUAT counseling process for more clarity on available seats.