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my kcet agriculture practical rank is 2715 and general rank is 90 000 can i get bsc agriculture seet

kumardurgesh1802 24th May, 2025

Hello Darshini,

With a KCET Agriculture Practical Rank of 2715 and a General Rank of 90,000 , your chances of getting a B.Sc. Agriculture seat depend mainly on the following factors:

Admission is based on the Agriculture Practical Rank , not the General Rank, for B.Sc. Agriculture through the agriculture quota.
Seats under agriculture quota are limited, but a practical rank of 2715 is considered moderate. You may have a chance in aided or unaided private colleges and possibly in some government colleges in less competitive regions.
Category reservation (like OBC, SC, ST, etc.) and Hyderabad-Karnataka or other regional quotas can improve your chances.

Conclusion: With a practical rank of 2715, you may get a B.Sc. Agriculture seat , especially in private colleges or in later rounds . Getting a government seat is possible but competitive, so you should apply to a wide range of colleges and keep all options open during counselling.

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i got 43000 in kcet for agriculture nd 6029 in agriculture practical exam will i able to grab the seat

Abhilasha Agrawal 5th Aug, 2025

With a KCET agriculture rank of 43,000 and practical exam rank of 6,029, your chances for a government B.Sc. Agriculture seat in top universities (like UAS Bangalore/Dharwad) are quite slim in early rounds. However, you may still have a chance in private agricultural colleges or affiliated colleges under UHS Bagalkot/UAS Raichur, especially in later rounds.

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Bsc agriculture ka fee structure

kumardurgesh1802 24th May, 2025

Hello Ajit,

The fee structure for a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) in Agriculture varies based on the institution, location, and whether it's a government or private college. Here's a general overview:

Government Colleges

Annual Tuition Fees: Typically range from Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 70,000.
Total Course Fees: For a 4-year program, the total fees can range from Rs. 80,000 to Rs. 2,80,000.
Example: At Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture & Technology, B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture costs approximately Rs. 49,430 for the entire course .

Private Colleges

Annual Tuition Fees: Can range from Rs. 23,000 to Rs. 1,50,000.
Total Course Fees: For a 4-year program, the total fees can range from Rs. 92,000 to Rs. 6,00,000.
Example: At Vels University, the total fee for B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture is Rs. 1,73,000 per year .

Management Quota Seats

Fees: For management quota seats in private colleges, the fees can range from Rs. 1.5 lakh to Rs. 4 lakh per year .

Additional Costs

Hostel Fees: Depending on the institution and facilities, hostel fees can range from Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 80,000 per year.
Other Expenses: Include examination fees, library fees, and other miscellaneous charges.

It's important to note that fees can vary widely between institutions. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, it's recommended to contact the specific college or university you're interested in.

For more details about the fees CLICK HERE .

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i didnt attend agri practical exam and board and kcet combined for pcb i get nearly 77 can i get agriculture seat under kcet

kumardurgesh1802 24th May, 2025

Hello there,

If you did not attend the agriculture practical exam, you will not be eligible for the agriculture quota seats under KCET. The agriculture practical exam is mandatory for claiming seats under the agriculture quota .

However, since your KCET score combined with board marks for PCB is around 77, you may still have a chance for general quota agriculture seats, but chances are low because cutoffs for agriculture courses are usually high.

Admission depends on:

Category and reservation status
Number of applicants
Availability of seats in participating colleges

You should still participate in the counseling process and list agriculture courses in lower preference just in case a seat becomes available. Also, consider related courses like horticulture, sericulture, or forestry if you're open to alternatives.

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Which degree is better for PCB student after 12 Bsc agriculture or B pharma

Rajeswari Dey 24th May, 2025

Hi aspirant,

Both B.Sc. Agriculture and B.Pharmacy are outstanding degree options for PCB students after 12th year , with diverse career trajectories and numerous chances in India .

A B.Sc. in Agriculture is a good choice if you have a strong interest in farming, agri-food, and sustainable techniques . It provides access to jobs as an agronomist, farm manager, agricultural officer, research scientist, and other positions in private agribusiness companies or government agencies like ICAR, FCI, and NABARD. You can pursue careers in agricultural economics, horticulture, animal husbandry, crop production, and soil science.
For people who are interested in pharmaceuticals, healthcare, and the pharmaceutical sector, however, a B.Pharmacy is the best option . Recent graduates can work as clinical research associates, quality control/assurance officers, drug inspectors, medical journalists, pharmacists (in hospitals or retail settings), etc.

Given that both sectors are expanding and have bright futures , the decision between the two will rely on your personal interests and professional goals .

All the best!

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i have 170 cut off mark.can i join any tamilnadu government agriculture college

Nikita shahi 2nd Aug, 2025

Hi Vijay!

A cut-off of 170 marks in Tamil Nadu Agriculture University exams can indeed be considered borderline for government agriculture colleges, especially under the General (OC) category including flagship institutions like TNAU Coimbatore or Madurai.However, if you belong to BC, MBC, SC, or ST categories, 170 can still open doors, particularly in the second or third rounds of counselling. Admission is often based on PCM/PCB scores with agricultural-based weighting.

For exact cutoff trends and more details about Tamil Nadu Agriculture university you can check this;

https://dqxeclau.top/university/tamil-nadu-agricultural-university-coimbatore

Don’t lose hope even if top colleges don’t work out you can still gain admission to regional government-affiliated or self-financed colleges, which have good departments and are recognized.

All the best ahead!

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sir /madam Im kcet students of year 2025 i got 97/240 in kcet and 307/400 in board can i get best agriculture college? and what may the i get?

Deepthi Pradeep 5th Sep, 2025

With 97 out of 240 in KCET and a rank around 3074 in Agriculture, you have good chances for BSc Agriculture in reputed colleges. In recent years, top colleges closed around 4000–5000 ranks for General category, so your score is strong enough to secure admission in the first rounds of counselling.

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Phy 30 chem 60 bio 200 eng 180 general test 150 which college I can get for bsc microbiology or bsc agriculture

Kishan Bhakat 20th May, 2025

Hi! With your scores (Physics 30, Chemistry 60, Biology 200, English 180, General Test 150), you have a decent chance to get admission in B.Sc. Microbiology or B.Sc. Biology in many colleges.

Admission depends on the college and category, so it’s good to check the cutoff marks of the specific universities you want to apply to. You can also consider related courses like B.Sc. Biotechnology or Life Sciences if you want more options.

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Qualification for agriculture science

hemanth kumar 19th May, 2025

Depending on whether you want to study at the UG, PG or PhD level, the criteria for Agricultural Science in India differ for each program.

College Courses in Agriculture (B.Sc. Agriculture / B.Tech Agriculture)

The candidate should have passed 10+2 from a genuine board with subjects Physics, Chemistry, Biology or Mathematics (PCMB/PCB/PCM/Agriculture).

For the General category, students must gain a minimum of 50%–60% marks and for SC/ST/OBC, the mark requirement is reduced by 5%.

Entrance Exams:

All India undergraduate (undergraduate entrance test administered by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research)

Tests that are conducted on the state level such as TS EAMCET, AP EAMCET, MHT CET, KEAM and so on.

M.Sc. Agriculture; the SGS invested in six such courses offered in six universities.

The professional must possess a Bachelor’s Degree in Agriculture or a similar subject.

To be considered, students must pass the ICAR AIEEA PG or the exams conducted by universities and states.

PhD in Agricultural Sciences

The candidate must have a PG degree in agriculture (M.Sc. Agri).

To join places like IARI, TNAU or ICAR institutes, you must pass an entrance test and an interview.

Career Scope

After their graduation, students may choose to become Agricultural Officers, Soil Scientists, Plant Breeders, Agri-business managers or engage in research and academics. The government in India employs candidates through the UPSC/State PSC process for agricultural posts.

With the advancements made in the agricultural technology sector, this area stands to benefit greatly in the years ahead.

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