Hello there,

Yes, you can. You need 10+2 qualification with maths physics and chemistry inorder to study agricultural engineering. Also, different colleges have different entrance exams for the seat in the coarse you desire.

Some of these colleges are :

• Vignan's Foundation for Science, Technology and Research
• Aditya Engineering College
• Siddharth Institute of Engineering and Technology (SIETK)
• College Of Agricultural Engineering ,Bapatla
• Avanthi Institute of Engineering and Technology

Thank you.

Hello,

ICAR AIEEA 2021

• Make your study schedule and make sure that you have allotted the equal time for all subjects.
• You can also give some extra time to your weakest subject.
• It is very much important to study your all subject topic-wise. Keep focused on the subject which wants the more time and hard work.
• Revision and practising the subjects is an important part of preparation. The more you practice more will be your chances of cracking the exam.
• You can make short notes on a daily basis which you have studied. Write all formulas in separate page or copy. Must follow your syllabus books along with some reference books.
• Take healthy diet and do not take any kind of stress. If you will take a healthy diet, then only you can study with a fresh mind.
• Go throughly through your Ncert books as well.

BCECE exam

• The Bihar Combined Entrance Competitive Examination (BCECE)  for Agriculture and Horticulture Science courses.
• The exam will be held in a paper-based test mode (Unless changed by the exam authority.
• The duration of BCECE BSc paper will be of 1 hour 30 minutes for each paper and, the total duration of the examination will be 4 hours 30 minutes (for one group of three subjects).
• Clarify concepts from all subjects, make notes and cross-check the syllabus for strengths and weakness.
• Start taking mock tests, and analyse each topic accordingly. Find out the key improvement areas and, clarify concepts once again and take help of the preparation notes.
• Do not worry about the unprepared topics, since there will be negative marking and, these topics can create confusions than help you score well.

Rest well too.

All the best!!!

hello aspirant,

As of now it's tough to say what could be the cutoff because every year the cutoff changes due to many factors like total students appearing for exam, difficulty level of paper,state quota etc factors.but based on previous year analysis and your rank, category we can help you with your query,based on previous year cutoff you seem to have few chances to fetch seat in iits like iit kharagpur .nevertheless give a try.to get to know about cutoffs of different colleges refer to: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/gate-cutoff

to get a personalised report on what all choices of colleges you can have for your rank refer to: https://engineering.careers360.com/gate-college-predictor

hope this helps,

thankyou.

hi,

see the eligibility criteria for m.sc in food science is candidates must have completed bachelors degree in relevant discipline. agriculture engineering or agriculture science is not equivalent with food technology, Institute like lovely professional university, karunya institute of sciences does not offer admission in m.sc food science  to candidates who have done b.tech course on agriculture engineering .

however you may apply for pondicherry university, which offer 2 years m.sc course in food science and nutrition, eligibility criteria is candidates must have completed Bachelor’s degree in Food and Nutrition/ Food Technology/ Food Science/ Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics of Composite/ General Home Science/ Biochemistry/ Biotechnology /Microbiology/ Chemistry/ Agriculture/ dairy / fisheries  with a minimum of 55% marks.

for more information follow the below link:

https://www.pondiuni.edu.in/programs/m-sc-food-science-and-nutrition/

hi,

you did not mention about any particular exam name, I assume you are asking about keam entrances test, i.e karnataka engineering agriculture and medical entrance exam. the rank list of keam is made by considering 12th score and score in keam test by giving the ratio of 50:50. since there is very few seats available for b.sc in agriculture competition is quite tough. however you have to give correct answers of more than 90% of questions to get a decent score and rank.

Dear Aspirant

The eligibility criteria for masters degree in agriculture is;

The candidate must have a bachelor's degree in agriculture/ forestry/ horticulture from a recognised university.

Candidate must have qualified the degree with not less than 50% marks in aggregate.

For admission you need to clear entrance examinations. Some of the exams which you can give are:

ICAR AIEEA

AGRICET

MCAER PG CET

All the best