With a rank around 25,000, you may get a free government seat in B.Sc Agriculture if you belong to OBC/SC/ST category or female quota, and especially if you're from Telangana or Andhra Pradesh. In general category, chances are lower in top govt colleges but possible in semi-government or aided institutes.

With a rank of around 25,000 in the entrance exam (I assume it's ICAR AIEEA or state-level agriculture exam), your chances of getting a free or government-funded seat in BSc Agriculture are moderate but not impossible. Government agriculture universities do reserve a number of free or subsidized seats for students with lower ranks under reserved categories, state quotas, or rural quotas. If you belong to SC/ST/OBC or have applied under EWS, you may still get a seat depending on your state and reservation norms. Popular agriculture universities like GBPUAT (Pantnagar), ANGRAU (Andhra Pradesh),or TNAU (Tamil Nadu), have affordable fee structures. You should apply in all available rounds of counselling and fill maximum college options to improve your chances.

Wishing you all the best for admission!

With a rank around 25,000, it’s quite difficult to get a free or government quota seat in BSc Agriculture, as most colleges close their cutoffs well before this rank, even for reserved categories.

However, don’t lose hope, you can still explore options like private colleges, management quota seats, or wait for spot rounds during counselling.

Keep checking official counselling updates and apply to multiple colleges to increase your chances. Sometimes, vacancies in later rounds can also open unexpected opportunities