Since you have a rank of 14,000 and you are a female non-farmer under BC-B category, your opportunity for a place in BSc Agriculture depends on several aspects including cutoffs, vacant seats, and reserved seats.

Here are some points to consider:

For BC-B students, the likely closing rank to get into Osmania University is expected to be between 2,000 and 3,000. Still, the thresholds are set for engineering courses, and the requirements for agriculture may be different.

- College-wise Cutoffs: Check the specific cutoffs for BSc Agriculture in colleges you're interested in. There are colleges where candidates from BC-B category are welcome with lower cutoffs.

- Reservation Benefits: As a BC-B candidate, you'll have reservation benefits, which can improve your chances of getting a seat.

If you hope to get accepted into the BSc Agriculture discipline, you should keep the following points in mind.

Look into the websites of colleges that have BSc Agriculture programs, and find the BC-B category admission criteria.

- Contact Colleges Directly: Reach out to the colleges' admission offices to inquire about cutoffs, seat availability, and any additional requirements.

Attend the EAPCET counseling sessions to get details on the seats and colleges you can look at.

Some colleges to consider for BSc Agriculture are:

- Agricultural colleges under Telangana Agricultural University

- College of Agriculture, Rajendranagar

- S.V. Agricultural College, Tirupati