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

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• 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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