Hello aspirant,

Here,I am giving the steps to be followed for M.Sc admission procedure.

1. Firstly,calculate your aggregate percentage in B.Sc
2. secondly,see the previous year cutoff of your interested college.
3. Then,go to the official website of the college.
4. go through the online admission procedure.
5. apply online and submit the document related.
6. pay the fees online.

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• Plantation Manager
• Agricultural Officer
• Production Manager,
• Agriculture Research Scientist
• Farm Manager, etc.

• Food Safety Application Engineer
• Agriculture Engineer
• Soil and Plant Scientists
• Agriculture and Food Researcher, etc.

• Banaras Hindu University
• Chandigarh University
• Lovely professional University
• Amity University
• Delhi University
• Vellore Institute of technology
• Pantnagar University
• Loyola academy degree and PG College

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Hello aspirant

For confirmed admission for BSC Agriculture you must score Minimum 50% marks  ie 100 marks in k CET .  Your practical marks are also considered.

You must get rank under 5000 to get admission.

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https://engineering.careers360.com/kcet-rank-predictor

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Hello Aspirant,

A score of around 90 percentile should definitely invoke a call provided academics are good ( above 85% throughout). A background in agriculture/allied sector would give a slight advantage over other candidates provided one meets other requirement. However over the past few year there have been almost an equal strenght of non-agri background student. Ideally if other condition met, percentile should not fall below 85. Even if it fetches 80, there would be low chances of conversion, unless one is exceptionally good.

All the best!!!

Hello,

Both the courses are good and their own opportunities. Both the fields are also quite different so you have to first tell what you like. In case you are interested in biology side that is toward plants and such subjects then go for Bsc Agriculture. If you have interest in field work or I can say in construction then go for Civil engineering. Make sure you choose what you can do and trying learning many different things. Thanks.