If you are expecting around 50,000 rank in KCET , and you are aiming for a B.Sc Agriculture seat in a government college , here are the important points you should know:

• Competition for Agriculture seats through KCET is quite high, especially in government colleges like UAS Bangalore, Dharwad, Raichur, Shivamogga, etc. Seats are limited compared to engineering seats.

• For general merit (GM) category students , the B.Sc Agriculture closing ranks in top government colleges usually go up to around 3,000 to 10,000 rank . In some cases and some colleges, it may stretch till 15,000 to 20,000 depending on seat availability and category.

• If you belong to a reservation category (such as SC, ST, Cat-1, 2A, 2B, 3A, or 3B), your chances will improve. Certain reserved categories have lower cutoffs, and you may get a seat even if your rank is between 30,000 to 50,000 in a few government or affiliated colleges.

• With a 50,000 rank , getting a seat in top government universities is highly difficult under general merit . However, you might have a chance in private or affiliated colleges through the agriculture quota or management seats.

• Alternative Option: You can also consider applying for B.Sc Agriculture seats through management quota or counseling for private universities if getting into a government college becomes tough.

• Important Tip: Keep an eye on KEA's official cutoff list after the first round. Sometimes, unexpected vacancies or category seat movements can help during the second or third round of counseling.

• Suggestion: Attend the document verification carefully, and use all your options during option entry, including private and aided colleges, to maximize your chances.

Conclusion:
At 50,000 KCET rank , getting a B.Sc Agriculture seat in a government college is very tough under general merit . But if you are under reservation category , you have a small chance depending on cutoff variations. Always apply for multiple colleges and participate actively in counseling rounds for the best chance.

Wishing you all the very best for your future!