Hi,

Candidates who have graduated in science stream subjects like B.sc/B.E./B.tech are eligible for doing Masters in Animal Sciences. As you have done B.sc in Agriculture,so, you are eligible for taking admission into M.sc Animal Sciences course in your desired institute.

Hi Aspirant.

It depends on your category and the place you are from. If you are from 1G, 1K, 1R category or even 2A's category then i am sorry with this rank it is not possible to get any seat.

But you can get Food technology or Horticulture or even B.Sc Agriculture under SCG category.

All the best!!

Hello!

There are a total of near about 1500 seats in ICAR for different courses combined. And about 1 lakh AIR and 49k OBC category rank is really high to predict anything. Some ICAR colleges do not have any reserved seats for OBC category too. It is really doubtful that if you would get a seat in BSc Agriculture, Horticulture, fisheries or forestry.

There are total of 1021 seats in agriculture. So, you have negligible chances to get a seat for this course. Chances for courses like sericulture, community science or home science may be there if you have fillled each and every choice for different courses. But we cannot confirm anything for a higher rank like this.

You can check the seat matrix for different courses of ICAR AIEEA UG 2020:-

https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/icar-aieea-seat-matrix/amp

Best of luck.

Hello aspirant,

Being a BiPC student and securing with a rank of 32000 and also you have not mentioned your caste category either, this the following list of categorically cutoff rank range for agriculture-

• OC: 5784-8525
• BC-A: 8742-14024
• BC-B: 8577-14785
• BC-C: 6719-15421
• BC-D: 7141-9469
• BC-E: 9201-20920
• ST: 9055-20985
• SC: 12950-20819

So, if we estimate on your performance in the exam and the last year cutoff trend, chances are there you may not be eligible to get a seat in agriculture program. However, it's an assumption. You can give an another try or pursue the desired program in private institutes as well. Whether you pursue in private or government, value remains.

This link will help you to predict the chances of getting a seat in the college according to your rank in AP EAMCET.

dqxeclau.top/ap-eamcet-college-predictor

Hope, it helps you.

Hello,

After graduation in BSc Agriculture, you can appear for government exams such as UPSC(you can also appear for IFS), State PSCs,SSC,FCI,national dairy development board,banking exams such as PO/Clerk of IBPS,SBI,RRB or AAO/Assistant post in insurance exams,you can appear for junior agricultural associate conducted by SBI,or specialist officers recruited by IBPS,   for a career in the field of teaching and research you can also appear for UGC NET for JRF or Assistant Professor, for a interest in management studies you can go for MBA AGM pertaining to your specific field etc, in terms of scope for private sector you may find opportunities in plantations, manufacturing firms, machinery industries related to agriculture etc, hence there are various opportunities you just need to find your areas of interest , and as per it accordingly choose the options.

Hey!

As per the reviews, facilities and placement records:

College of agriculture Pune > College of agriculture dhule > college of agriculture Kolhapur > College of agriculture nandurbar

mahatma phule krishi vidyapeeth, rahuri : college offers all the facilities to students such as labs, ground, library etc. faculty members are also knowledgeable. But college has very low placement records specially for BSc in Agriculture . Mostly, students opt for PG courses or MPSC or UPSC. However, some get placed in RFO or AFO as a banking job but with low salary package (as per the reviews).

Thankyou

Hello aspirant!
There is no reason of comparison between these two courses because both are great courses and have excellent career opportunities and great future scope.The choice depends on interest of the person. The B. Sc.(Agr.) degree is normally not a general degree but requires specialization: for example, majoring in animal Science, plant protection, soil science and agriculture engineering. Students, who have an interest in the sector of agriculture, may pursue this course. B. Sc. Since India is an agrarian country, this field will never run out of job opportunities. To be honest, qualified professionals are always valued, when it comes to agriculture sector. Thus, it is evident that there is more than just one reason to pursue this course. It is a 4 years long Undergraduate Bachelor Degree program. B. Sc Agriculture program consists of topics such as- agriculture science, use of modern scientific equipment and techniques in agriculture, land surveying, soil science, water resource management, animal and poultry management, basics of biotechnology etc. The main aim of this program is to use the above mentioned concepts to train students improve agriculture productivity, manage products and pave way for future developments through research activities. whereas, B. Sc . Nursing course is a job oriented course that can be pursued by students who have completed 10+2 (Science stream, with PCB subjects) from a recognized board. If you are interested in the profession of nursing, then you can go for it surely. Nurses are trained healthcare professionals who are capable of taking care of patients, treating them and assisting Doctors in treatment and surgery. A qualified RN (Registered Nurse) is capable of providing preventive, pro-motive, curative and rehabilitative services to patients (individuals) and communities. Nurses usually work under qualified Doctors. They are also capable of making independent decisions when such a situation arrives.Nurses usually work in healthcare setups such as hospitals (Government and Private), clinics, nursing homes & NGOs. They are also capable of providing services at rural & community level healthcare initiatives and schemes. Nursing is a noble profession. Nurses bring relief into the lives of patients. It is a challenging and satisfying job. Apart from that, the job is also financially rewarding. Nurses work tirelessly, serving patients and assisting Doctors. Each patient is unique and has his/her set of problems and diseases. Serving and treating patients suffering from different diseases is a challenging task. To perform such a daunting task, nurses stay focused and pay attention to small details.
They are also capable of providing services at rural & community level healthcare initiatives and schemes.It is a challenging and satisfying job. Apart from that, the job is also financially rewarding. Nurses work tirelessly, serving patients and assisting Doctors. Serving and treating patients suffering from different diseases is a challenging task. To perform such a daunting task, nurses stay focused.

Hope this will be helpful for you!
All the best
Choose wisely....
Regards!!

Hello student,

Considering your rank in TS EAMCET 2020 as 4450, previous year cutoff ranks for the BSc Agriculture course and the category you fall in as ST, you have a high chance to get a government seat for BSc Agriculture course and also from some other reputed colleges.

For further predictions check out the link below: https://dqxeclau.top/ts-eamcet-college-predictor

You haven't stated what category you belong to. As a result, predicting your prospects at Velagapudi Ramakrishna Siddhartha Engineering College is tough.

Last year, the closing rank for OC (general) for ME was 333, while the closing rank for OC (female) was 4364. So, if you fall into the OC (generic) category, your prospects appear to be slim.

Hi aspirant..!!

Yes offcourse!! Let's go deep into this by understanding one and the fore most important factor that is cut off so accordingly the cutt-off for ST is around 200-250 and let me mention I'm talking about last year cutt-off so according to the cut-off you can definitely go for this. All the best for your future.