To study agriculture in Bihar, you'll need to apply to one of the state's agricultural colleges, and you'll likely need to pass a competitive entrance exam, such as the Bihar Combined Entrance Competitive Examination (BCECE). Some courses, like B.Sc. Agriculture, also require a minimum of 60% in your Class 12 exam.

Here's a more detailed look at the process:

1. Eligibility:

For a B.Sc. program, you'll need to have completed Class 12 with at least 60% marks.

For an M.Sc. program, you'll need a bachelor's degree with 60% marks.

For a PhD, you'll need a master's degree with a 70% score (or 65% for reserved categories).

2. Entrance Exams:

BCECE: This is the main entrance exam for 85% of the seats in B.Sc. programs.

ICAR-AIEEA: For 15% of the B.Sc. seats, students are selected based on the All India Entrance Examination (AIEEA) conducted by ICAR.

3. Colleges:

Dr. Rajendra Prasad Central Agricultural University (Samastipur) .

Bihar Agricultural University (Sabour, Bhagalpur) .

Gopal Narayan Singh University (Sasaram) .

Dr. C. V. Raman University (Vaishali) .

Central University of South Bihar (Gaya) .

K.K. University (Nalanda) .

4. Application Process:

Online: You'll typically need to apply online through the university's official website.

Application Fees: There are application fees, which vary depending on your category.

5. Important Dates:

Keep an eye on the official websites for important dates related to the entrance exams and applications.

Key Points:

B.Sc. Agriculture: This is a popular 4-year undergraduate program.

M.Sc. Agriculture: This is a 2-year postgraduate program.

PhD in Agriculture: This is a 3-year doctoral program.

BAU Sabour: Bihar Agricultural University (BAU) in Sabour is a major institution offering agriculture courses.

For specific course details, eligibility criteria, and application procedures, it's always best to check the official websites of the universities and colleges you're interested in.