It's likely that a caste validity certificate will be required for admission to an agricultural college in India, especially for reserved seats for Scheduled Caste (SC), Scheduled Tribe (ST), Other Backward Classes (OBC), or any other affirmative action categories.

Admission requirements for all colleges, including agricultural colleges, are typically available on their official website or prospectus. Look for the specific documents required for admission, including any mention of caste validity certificates.

The admissions office can provide the most accurate and up-to-date information on the required documents. You can call them or send an email with your query.

In the meantime, you can apply for the caste validity certificate. The process for obtaining one may vary depending on your state.

Find out the issuing authority in your state. It could be a tehsildar's office, a district magistrate's office, or a designated officer for issuing caste certificates.

Apply with the required documents, which typically include your caste certificate, proof of residence, and other relevant documents as specified by the issuing authority. There may be a fee associated with obtaining the certificate.

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If you have a caste certificate but not a caste validity certificate and you want to get  admission in an agriculture college,reach out to the admission office of the agriculture college you are interested in. Explain your situation regarding the caste certificate and inquire if they have any specific provisions or alternative arrangements for students in your situation.As soon as possible, apply for the caste validity certificate from the appropriate authority .

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