The cut offs for any course for which NEET is the entrance examination will remain the same. It is 50 percentile of the top NEET score for General Category and 40 percentile for OBC,SC,ST. Now this is the formula to calculate the cut offs. While the formula remains the same, the cut offs change. And cut offs change every year. Cut offs change every year depending on various factors such as no.of Candidates appearing for the exam, no.of Candidates qualified, top NEET score and difficulty of the exam. Now in 2019, the cut offs were:

General Category: 134-701

OBC,SC,ST: 107-133

This year there might be a fluctuation of 15-20 marks in the cut offs. So if you belong to Reserved Categories, you should secure atleast 150 to be qualified and for General Category, it might be around 150 and above. This is just an assumption.

Hello Praveen, I found one of the best university of kerala which is having fisheries course is Calicut University which is having NEET criteria by rank is  44482 and if you want to check your rank by marks is NEET rank predictor by Careers360

Hope it is helpful for you :)

Hai Praveen,

To get a seat in fisheries in Kerala,

Candidates need to secure minimum 50% aggregate marks in Class 12 under a recognised board with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and minimum 50% marks in Biology. Candidates must have qualified the National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test ( NEET ) conducted by CBSE.

Hi Anu,

Ya fisheries is best one can opt. Even the placements are good with an average package of 7lacs/yr; and most of the placement are in government. Fisheries is one of that course which is rarely chosen, so the demand for hiring is high.

Hi Seema,

Fishery is no longer traditional mode of earning a livelihood for particular section of our people now. With its vast exploited resources, it represents one of the important developing sectors contributing towards the growth of our national economy.

please check below the link of official website of maharastra board to get the syllabus.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://mahahsscboard.org/VOCA_VOL_2.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwidioiSw_TqAhWYF3IKHd44DYEQFjAAegQIBhAB&usg=AOvVaw34y3p2ZU5wXzUtYmcQqM7k

hope it helps you.

For getting into agriculutre/fisheries, etc courses. you need to appear for the ICAR AIEEEA examination. NEET is basically an entrance examination for entrance into various medical courses like MBBS, BDS (dental), BAMS (ayurvedic), BHMS (homeopathy), BVSC(veterinary), BPT(physiotherapy), etc.

Refer to the website below to know more about the same....

NEET - https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet

ICAR - https://university.careers360.com/articles/icar-aieea

Best wishes. Thank you.

Hello Gopikrishna,
I request you to please provide me the details of your course in which course and in which college you want to take admission as many of the colleges have moved to the admission process and some of them are waiting for the government orders. And as per the latest news, almost all the colleges will start their admission process for the new academics from September,.
I will notify you when the admission dates of the colleges are released.
Till then stay home and stay safe.

Hello dear student,

No it is not mandatory that to get admission for bachelors of fisheries science you have to give Neet or only Neet scores are valid. But yes there are few colleges which are accepting Neet scores for bachelors of fisheries like Kerala University of fisheries and ocean studies, Panangad.

While if you want to get admission into BSc fisheries one must have studied science with biology till class 12th and the selection process is either through state level entrance examination or via all India level ICAR examination.

I hope this was helpful

Thank you

Hey

For admissions into Bachelors program related to Fishery and Aquaculture, Mathematics isn't required in your 10+2 curriculum, but you need to have Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Also Fishery program has some Mathematics and Statistics to study in your Semester syllabus.

So, writing Mathematics isn't required for Fishery Courses.

All the best.

Hello dear

If 53 is your percentile score and you do not belong to ST or pwd category than it is not possible for you to give jee advanced according to last year trend.

You need to qualify the jee mains with a good percentile and if you are from general category then you must secure 90+ percentile taking the safe side.I would suggest to work from the next chance that will be held in July if you applied for it and try to score a good percentile otherwise if you wanna go in a good college like NIT, IIIT , IIT you should take drop.

Good luck