With a rank of 6987 in TS EAPCET, you may have a chance to get a seat in a government agriculture college, but it depends on the category you belong to, the course you choose, and the closing ranks of previous years. Agriculture courses like B.Sc. Agriculture are generally less competitive than engineering or medical, so government seats are possible if the ranks are within the cutoff range.

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With 6987 rank in TS EAPCET, your chances of getting an agriculture seat in government college is low as the cutoff rank of getting an agriculture degree seat is around 6000 for government and government affiliated colleges.

At this rank, you would get an agriculture seat in a private college very easily.

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Good afternoon ,with a TS EAPCET rank of 6987, you have a decent chance of securing a BSc Agriculture seat in a government college, especially if you belong to a reserved category (SC/ST/BC/EWS). Here's a breakdown to help you assess your chances:

Expected Cutoff Ranges for Government Colleges (General Category)

Professor Jayashankar Telangana State Agricultural University (PJTSAU), Hyderabad    1,000–4,000

Agricultural College, Jagtial    4,000–7,000

Agricultural College, Palem    5,000–8,000

Agricultural College, Aswaraopet    6,000–9,000

Key Factors That Affect Admission

Category: Reserved categories often have higher closing ranks.

Gender: Some colleges have gender-based seat allocation.

Region/Domicile: Local candidates may get preference.

Counselling Round: Chances improve in later rounds due to seat withdrawals.

You Should Do Next

Participate in TS EAPCET Counselling at eapcet.tsche.ac.in.

Fill web options wisely include both top and mid-tier government colleges.

Keep documents ready: Rank card, certificates, income proof (for fee reimbursement), caste certificate (if applicable).

Track counselling rounds  there are usually 3 rounds plus spot admission .

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But with a rank of 6987 in TS EAMCET, getting a seat in a government agriculture college is very hard but not impossible due to the higher competition. While it's not a top ranking, you fall under a good ranking holders list, and you can hope for good government colleges. You just need to check their cutoff score and match it with yours.

I hope it will clear your query!!

With a TS EAPCET rank of 6,987 in Agriculture stream (TS EAPCET), you stand in a good position to get a seat in a government agriculture college in Telangana, especially in the second or final counselling rounds.

Here’s why:

Generally, a rank between 3,000–7,000 in Agriculture stream is considered very good, placing you among the top contenders for reputed colleges.

Government colleges like the College of Agriculture, Rajendranagar and others under the agriculture university pay fair attention to candidates in this rank bracket.

What You Should Do Next:

Keep an eye on the counselling portal once the counselling begins.

During choice-filling, prioritize government agriculture colleges first.

If you don’t get a seat in Round 1, don’t worry—most students with similar ranks get seats in Round 2 or final (mop-up) rounds.

Also consider participating in state counselling alongside others like ICAR AIEEA for even more options.

Your chances og getting admission with 6987 rank in government college majorly depends on:
- Your Category(OC, SC, EWS, General)
- Number of seats in colleges
- College preference
If you are from general category than it's little hard to get admission in government colleges because the last cut-offs were closed by around 3,000-4,000 rank.
Even the less popular college cut-off goes till 5,000.
With rank 6987 and from general category you can go for private institutes that offer agriculture related field courses.

Hello,

With a 6987 rank in TS EAPCET, your chances of getting a seat in a government agriculture college depend on several factors, including your category (OC, BC, SC, ST), the number of seats available that year, and the closing ranks from previous admission cycles. Agriculture seats are generally in high demand, and government colleges tend to have a lower intake compared to private institutions. For general category students, getting a government agriculture seat with a rank around 7k might be challenging, but for BC, SC, or ST candidates, the chances improve significantly due to reservation policies. You should check last year's cut-off ranks for each college through the official TS EAPCET counselling portal. Another factor to consider is the option of allied agricultural courses like B.Sc. Horticulture, B.Sc. Forestry, or B.Tech. Agricultural Engineering, which sometimes have slightly higher closing ranks than core B.Sc. Agriculture.If a government seat is not possible, you may still secure admission in a reputed private agricultural college under the convener quota at a reasonable fee.

You can predict your college with this tool: https://www.careers360.com/ts-eamcet-college-predictor

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