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PJTSAU counselling for B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture usually takes place around June to July every year. If you're applying through EAPCET, CUET, or AGRICET, keep an eye on the official PJTSAU website during this time. You'll need to carry important documents like your 10+2 marksheet, entrance exam rank card, and caste or EWS certificate if applicable. Counselling is mostly conducted offline at the university auditorium in Rajendranagar, so plan accordingly. Staying updated with the official notifications will help you secure your seat without any last-minute stress.

With a general rank of 5075 in OUAT, it is difficult to get admission in B.Tech Agriculture (Agricultural Engineering) at OUAT Bhubaneswar. In the past years, general category students who got admission in this course had ranks around 1200 to 1300. So your rank is higher than the cutoff.

OUAT gives marks by combining 50% entrance marks, 25% from class 10, and 25% from class 12. Based on this system, students with better overall scores usually get admission in B.Tech Agriculture.

With your rank, you may not get a seat in the main campus for B.Tech Agriculture. You can check for other courses like B.Sc Agriculture, Horticulture, or Home Science in other OUAT colleges where cutoff may be lower. You can also look at private or self-financed colleges that offer Agricultural Engineering.

If you belong to a reserved category, like SC, ST, or OBC, you may get a chance in counselling through category quota.

With 74 percentile in OUAT and being from the SC category, you have a good chance to get admission in B.Sc. Agriculture at Bhubaneswar. Last year, students from the SC category got seats in this course with a percentile around 68.9%. Your score is higher than that, so your chances are strong.

But final admission also depends on your total merit score, which includes your marks in the entrance test, Class 10, and Class 12.

Counselling will usually start around August. You will need to register and fill your choice of college and course on the official OUAT website.

You should regularly check the official website for updates.

Website:
https://www.ouat.nic.in

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Fees in government universities for MTech Agriculture range from 18000 to 90000 for the full course. Hostel and miscellaneous charges may add 40000 to 80000 extra.

GB Pant University (Pantnagar) offers specializations such as Soil and Water Engineering, Farm Machinery, and Food Processing. The tuition fee is approximately 77998, and hostel and other charges are around 72000 extra.

Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU) offers programs in Farm Machinery, Land and Water Engineering, and Bio-energy. The total fee is about 18000. It is very affordable and state quota reservations apply.

Junagadh Agricultural University (Gujarat) offers a specialization in Soil and Water Conservation with a tuition fee of approximately 78280. Seats under the government quota are available.

Fees in private universities usually range between 90000 to 300000 for the full course. These institutions often offer modern infrastructure and facilities, but the cost is significantly higher.

William Carey University (Shillong) offers specializations in Farm Machinery and Processing, with a total tuition of approximately 92000. Additional charges apply for exams and hostel.

Amity University (Noida) provides courses in Food Process Engineering and Agritech, with fees ranging between 240000 and 300000. The fee structure is comparatively high.

Lovely Professional University (LPU) offers Agricultural Engineering and Processing Technology courses. The tuition fee ranges between 280000 and 320000. Scholarships are available based on merit and entrance scores.

The final selection depends on your rank, not just the weightage. Cutoff ranks change every year based on N umber of seats, C ategory (General/SC/ST/OBC) and Total applicants and their scores. If your rank is within the cutoff for BBSR campus, then you’ll get a seat. So, wait for the rank list and counseling to know clearly.

Hello Aspirant,

Hi! You are an SC female candidate with a rank of 20,733 in AP EAPCET, so you have a reasonable opportunity to secure a seat in B.Sc. (Hons) Agriculture at ANGRAU, Guntur. You may be able to secure a seat, especially in the later rounds or against the special category seats. However, seating allotment is completely dependent on cut-off ranks, category reservation limits, and how many seats are available in a given year. Make sure to keep track of the official counselling time table, and attend as many rounds as possible to increase your seat acquisition.

Yes, you can do a BSc in agriculture if you had biology in your 12th. But there are still eligibility you need to meet

1. Subject Required: You must have studied physics, chemistry, and biology in your 12th standard.
2. Minimum Marks: If you say minimum, you need 50% or above in 12th boards, but some universities require 60%. If you are a reserved category student, it can be lower for you.
3. Age Limit: Your age should be a minimum of 16-17 years; it also depends on universities or states.

If you meet this requirement, you can take some state-level entrance exams, or if you don't want to take them, you can get direct admission to some private institutes.

GOOD LUCK!!

Hello,

Based on previous year cut-offs, getting a BSc Agriculture seat in Shimoga with 15629 in practical rank and 90106 in theory rank may be difficult. Usually, Shimoga seats close at much lower ranks, especially for General category. However, if you belong to a reserved category (like SC/ST/OBC), there might be a small chance in the second or third round.

Cut-offs can change every year, so it's good to keep checking counselling updates and try for other colleges too.

Hope it helps !