Hello Pranav,

To determine whether your admission for B.Sc. Agriculture might get canceled, several factors need to be considered. Common reasons for cancellation include:

1. Eligibility Criteria Not Met : Ensure you meet all the eligibility criteria specified by the university or college, including required subjects, minimum marks, and any entrance exam scores.

2. Document Verification Issues : If there are discrepancies or missing documents during the verification process, your admission might be at risk. Make sure all documents are accurate and submitted on time.

3. Fee Payment Deadlines : Failing to pay the required fees by the deadline set by the institution can lead to cancellation of admission.

4. Admission Fraud or Misrepresentation : If there is any misrepresentation of information or fraud detected in your application, it can lead to immediate cancellation.

5. Failure to Complete Admission Formalities : Not completing the necessary admission formalities, such as attending counseling sessions or physical reporting to the institution, can result in cancellation.

6. Other Specific Institutional Policies : Each institution may have its own set of rules and policies regarding admissions which must be adhered to.

If you are currently facing any issues or are unsure about your admission status, it is crucial to:

1. Contact the Admission Office : Reach out to the admission office of the college or university where you have applied to get clarity on your admission status and resolve any issues.

2. Review Admission Notifications : Check any official notifications or communications from the institution for specific instructions or requirements you might have missed.

3. Ensure Compliance with All Requirements : Double-check that you have fulfilled all requirements, including document submission, fee payment, and any other formalities.

By proactively addressing any potential issues and maintaining communication with the admission office, you can increase the likelihood of securing your admission.

If you've mistakenly filled in the wrong 10th board while applying for B.Sc. Agriculture after your MHT-CET exam, here's what you can do:

1. Contact the Authorities : Immediately reach out to the admission authorities of the college or university where you applied. Explain the mistake and request a correction. Most institutions have a process for correcting such errors.

2. Email or Write a Formal Letter : Send an email or formal letter to the admissions office detailing the mistake. Include your application number, correct details, and any supporting documents like your 10th and 12th-grade mark sheets.

3. Follow Up : Keep following up with the authorities until the issue is resolved. Ensure you get a confirmation that the correction has been made.

4. Document Proof : Keep copies of all correspondence and any acknowledgments from the authorities for your records.

5. Check Application Status : Regularly check the status of your application online or through any provided means to ensure the correction has been updated.

6. Visit the Office if Needed : If possible, visit the admission office in person to resolve the issue quickly.

Act promptly to rectify the mistake, as admission processes often have strict deadlines.

hope this helps you!!

Hello,

Yes, Thanthai Roever Agriculture and Rural Development College in Perambalur is accredited by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR). The college is affiliated with Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, Coimbatore. The college offers programs in agriculture and rural development, including B.Agri with specializations in agriculture

hope this helps,

Thank you

Name of the College Closing Rank Range

DRK College of Engineering & Technology, Bowrampet 44,000-48,000 Geetanjali College of Engineering & Technology, Keesara 27,000-30,000

Global Institute of Engineering & Technology, Chilkur 36,000-49,000

The cutoff rank for B.Sc. Agricultural courses in previous years has been within the range of 1000-20000 for various colleges in Telangana. Based on your rank of 40094 in TS

EAMCET it may be challenging to secure admission to a B.Sc. Agricultural course in a top college in Telangana You got a better rank than many others. You can get a seat in some of the jntu universities. Even your caste decides that..if you are from backward castes you can even get a rank in SVU(becoz mostly students get into svu with a rank below 10000) and in some other leading government universities

Hy,

Admission to a B.Sc. Agriculture program typically involves several steps, and the details can vary by institution.

Admission process:

Look for universities or colleges offering B.Sc. agriculture. This can include state agricultural universities, central universities, or private institutions.

Review the eligibility criteria, which usually include having completed 10+2 with science subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and/or Mathematics).

Applications can usually be found on the institution’s official website or obtained directly from their admissions office.

Some institutions require an entrance exam for admission to the B.Sc. Agriculture program. Examples include the ICAR AIEEA (Indian Council of Agricultural Research All India Entrance Examination for Admission) or state-level entrance exams.

Some institutions admit students based on their 10+2 marks and do not require an entrance exam. Check if this applies to your chosen institution. For some institutions, you may need to attend a counseling session where you’ll choose your specialization and confirm your admission.

Fee structure:

The fee structure can vary widely based on whether the institution is a government or private university. Government institutions typically have lower fees compared to private ones.

Generally, tuition fees can range from INR 20,000 to INR 1,00,000 per year in government institutions and may be higher in private institutions.

Cut off marks:

Cut-off marks can vary each year based on the number of applicants and their performance.

For institutions that require entrance exams, the cut-off marks will be determined based on exam performance.

Hello,

Here are the cutoffs for BTech Agriculture Engineering for the year 2023-24:

· Maharashtra Institute of Technology Aurangabad: 45.0% in 12th

· Kelappaji College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology: KEAM 2024 Rank List has been released, but the cutoff is yet to be released

· TNAU: above 190

· GATE Agricultural Engineering:

- GN: 25

- OBC NCL/EWS: 22.5

- SC/ST/PWD: 16.6

· IIT Kharagpur:

- OBC-NCL: 3684-3956

- OBC-NCL (FEMALE): 6642-6804

Hope this helps,

Thank you

Hello Aspirant

The eligibility criteria for free seats in B.Sc. Agriculture programs can vary depending on the specific institution and government schemes. However, based on the information you've provided, here's a general assessment:

Factors affecting eligibility:

• Government Schemes: Many states in India offer free or subsidized seats in agriculture colleges through government schemes. The eligibility criteria for these schemes can vary based on factors like:
  • Family Income: There might be income limits below which students can qualify for free seats.
  • Category: Students from reserved categories (SC, ST, OBC) might have priority for free seats.
  • Domicile: Some schemes might require students to be residents of the particular state.
• Institutional Policies: Individual institutions may also have their own scholarship schemes or fee concessions. The criteria for these can vary.

Given your good academic record in Class 10 and 12, you have a good chance of being eligible for free seats in B.Sc. Agriculture programs, especially if you belong to a reserved category or if your family income falls below the specified limits. But keep in mind that solely based on your academic performance, your chances of a scholarship is quite low because your marks are slightly above average.

Hope this helps

Hello Aspirant

A good or, let's say a safer rank in the PU-CET exam for admission to Punjab University for a person belonging to the general category is between 90-110.

The number of seats available in the Department of History, P.U., Chandigarh. is 50, which includes reserved seats for 5 NRIs and 3 International students. In BAM Khalsa College, Garhshankar, Distt. Hoshiarpur, the number of seats for MA History is 60. This makes a total of 110 seats. So, if you are in the top 110, it'll be a good rank and you will get selected. If you are an NRI, then your admission chances would be great. 117 is a bit doubtful but don't lose hope, some students take their admissions back due to many reasons. Wait for their notifications

Hope this helps..

Some private colleges like N.S.Agriculture college, Markapuram,PrakashamDistrict ),KadiriBaburao Educational Society (Agriculture college)C.S.Puram,Kanigiri,PrakashamDistrict ,s BVR Agriculture college, Badvel,Kadapa District , SriKrishnaDevaRaya Agriculture college, Anantapuram are not ICAR accredited so dont go for that you can choose private university like amity university,invertis,integral,sharda gla university etc.

Also try for Horticulture, Agriculture engineering, Dairy technology, Food technology

Hi there,

Hope you are fine

Getting a rank of 22k can help you in taking admission in some of  the colleges participating in the ap eamcet counselling criteria. To know more about the list of colleges in which you can take admission, you must visit the official website of the ap eamcet examination and then check the previous year cutoff and the opening and closing ranks to know more about the possible colleges.

Also, you can take help from our college predictor which is specifically designed for giving you the exact list of the colleges which are possible at this rank and the stream which is also available to you.

The link is designed by our experts and can help you in finding the desired colleges. The link of the predictor is mentioned below:

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Hope this resolves your query.