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Admission to the BSc Agriculture program in 2025 will be determined by entrance exams and merit.  A foundational understanding of farming methods, crop production, agricultural economics, engineering, marketing, plant pathology, and soil science are all part of the BSc Agriculture curriculum.
Clearing Class 12 in the Science stream with PCM/B (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology) as core courses and earning at least a 50% aggregate score from an accredited board are prerequisites for the BSc Agriculture program.

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The admission process for Bsc Agriculture depends on college to college. As many colleges takes admission on come first serve basis. While other colleges take admission on the basis of merit list. Some entrance exam related to this course is TS EAMCET , KEAM , AP EAMCET , KCET .

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Hello,

Even if you haven't scored well in your 12th, you can still consider your CUET score. Anyone who wants to study at DU will have to appear for CUET. DU considers CUET score for admission. So, you still have a chance if your CUET score is good. Don't worry.

Hope this helps. All the best!

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To secure a BDS management (payment) seat, candidates must meet the official NEET qualifying cutoff.

• For the general category, this means achieving at least the 50th percentile, which is expected to correspond to scores between 720 and 160 for NEET 2025.
• For OBC, SC, and ST categories, the requirement is the 40th percentile, likely ranging from 159 to 125 marks.

HEY THERE!!!

1. With a Preparatory ST rank of 228 in JEE Advanced 2025, realistically, your prospects for securing admission to core branches such as Mechanical, Civil, or Electrical Engineering at established IITs are quite slim .
2. Historically, ST category seats for these core disciplines are filled by candidates with much lower ranks, often under 100.
3. Preparatory ranks are only considered if there are vacancies after all eligible ST candidates have been allotted seats, which is uncommon—especially for high-demand branches.
4. Typically, these opportunities arise in newer or less sought-after IITs and in branches that aren’t as competitive.

• In summary, while admission to Mechanical, Civil, or Electrical at the older IITs is highly unlikely with your current preparatory rank, you may find options in non-core branches or at recently established IITs .
• It’s important to keep expectations realistic and consider alternative branches or institutions.

HEY THERE!!!

1. First, obtain the admission form—either directly from the school or by downloading it from their official website.
2. After that, complete the form carefully, making sure not to miss any sections, and gather all required documents, such as your birth certificate, identification, and passport-sized photographs.
3. Once your materials are in order, submit the form before the stated deadline.
4. Be mindful—some institutions may require additional steps, like entrance tests or interviews, so be prepared to participate if asked.
5. After you've completed these steps, the waiting game begins.
6. Once you receive a confirmation of admission, promptly pay any necessary fees to officially secure your place.

HEY THERE!!!

Admission cutoffs for Class 11 Commerce aren’t uniform—they vary considerably based on state, education board, and the specific institution’s reputation and demand. Let’s break it down.

1. In Maharashtra, for example, FYJC admissions rely on individual colleges publishing their own cutoff lists, typically determined by Class 10 marks.
2. These official cutoff lists for the 2025 cycle will be available in June on the relevant admission portals.
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4. If you’re considering central universities or elite institutions like Delhi University, be prepared for a competitive process. Admission is based on entrance exams such as the CUET, and the required percentages for top colleges frequently exceed 95%.
5. For most private schools and state board institutions, the cutoff to enter Class 11 Commerce is generally calculated based on your Class 10 exam results. The required percentage can range widely—anywhere from 60% to 90%—depending on the school’s standing and the volume of applicants.

In short, always verify the specific requirements on the website of your chosen school or college, as cutoffs and admission criteria may shift each year.

HEY THERE!!!

With a NEET 2025 score of approximately 300, admission to BAMS programs—particularly in private colleges—is a realistic prospect.

• For the general category, the expected cutoff typically ranges from 720 to 164, while for reserved categories, it falls between 163 and 129 . Within this context, your score aligns with current eligibility standards.
• Government BAMS colleges in Maharashtra, especially those situated near Mumbai, tend to require higher NEET scores—often above 400 or 450 for the general category.
• As a result, securing a seat in these institutions may prove challenging with your present score.
• Private or semi-government colleges , however, generally offer greater accessibility and their fee structures are comparatively moderate.

Several notable BAMS colleges near Mumbai with reasonable tuition include:

- Yerala Medical Trust Ayurved College, Navi Mumbai

- Smt. K.G. Mittal Punarvasu Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Mumbai

- Dr. G.D. Pol Foundation YMT Ayurvedic Medical College, Navi Mumbai

- D.Y. Patil College of Ayurved & Research Institute, Navi Mumbai

• These institutions often consider applicants with NEET scores in your range, particularly under management or state quota categories.
• It is advisable to consult the latest counseling notifications and confirm individual college cutoffs before submitting applications, as these figures may change annually.

HEY THERE!!!

With a NEET 2025 score of 252, prospects for securing an MBBS seat in deemed universities in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, or Pondicherry—even under the management quota— are exceedingly slim .

Typically, the cutoff for such institutions hovers well above 400 or even 500 marks.

A score in the lower range may make you eligible for B-category seats in certain private colleges, but realistically, gaining admission to MBBS programs in deemed universities within these states is not feasible with 252 marks.

HEY THERE!!

• Certainly. After completing a diploma, you are typically eligible to pursue a BSc at many institutions, provided you satisfy their specific requirements.
• While some colleges do offer lateral entry into the second year, this is not always the case; most will require you to begin in the first year.
• It's important to consult the individual college’s admission guidelines to understand their process.