Hello.

B.Sc. Agriculture is a 4-year professional undergraduate degree awarded by Indian Universities for 10+2 students preferably with Science stream. The basic eligibility criterion for pursuing this course is that the student must have passed 10+2 with at least

Hi Deepak,

Chances of getting into Veterinay Science college is dim as its last years closing cut off was approx. 4700. I would suggest you either to target some different college or prepare for the exam nexr year if you really want to get into this college.

I hope I

Hii..

As you mentioned your veterinary rank as 9000 ....so there are some colleges where you  can you with you r :-

• Karnataka veterinary and fisheries 

Science University ,karnataka

• Veterinary College,bangalore

• Veterinary college ,shimoga

• Veterinary college ,vidyanagar

• Kidwai memorial institute of oncology

Hope the best

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Helllo Guruprasad!!!!!!!

Yes of course you will get admission for bsc agricultural or veterinary..... But firstly you tell about which college you want to take admission.... And at least you got 55% in your 10+2.... Some more information needed for this but I can help you when you tell me

Hello student,

With the passing days , the competition has been increasing. For admission to various colleges in India, the cutoff for general category and OBC doesn't vary by a great margin.

With 300 marks, you can't get a seat in medical or veterinary colleges. With at least 450 marks,

Hello,

You have little chances of getting veterinary section with this rank.

As per previous years cutoff one has to secure 2000-3000 rank for general category.

You can easily get this branch if you are also having home state quota.

You can check previous years cutoff to get a better

Hi ,

In all India the total seats are just 400 - 500 for this course. BVSc course has been included in KCET from 2018 . A rank of 1700 - 1800 will get you a seat for BVSc in General merit.  Rank depends upon marks scored in PCB in

Hello dear!!! 

For getting a rank of 225 rfor a general category student may not get a seat in any of the medical colleges but I think you said that you are a St category student so I think you should go with a veterinary college. Yes I think for