The KCET rank of 9910 with a good score of 91% in your class at second year's end should give you more than a fair chance of finding a seat in B. Sc. Agriculture, especially through government or well-reputed private colleges in Karnataka. However, there are a few factors on which admission depends:

Reservation Category: If you belong to a reservation category such as SC/ST/OBC, then, too you stand a higher chance of grabbing the seat.

Seat Availability: For each college, there are separate seats in B.Sc. Agriculture. Traditionally, government colleges have fewer seats, hence cut-offs are sharper.

Cut-off Trends: Cut-offs keep changing every year based on the intake or the number of students applying for their respective courses, complexity levels, and availability. Always refer to old years cut-offs of the colleges you intend to apply for.

Counseling Process: You may get a seat based on your rank, preferences, and availability through the counseling process of KCET.

You must often look for the updates on KCET counseling and enroll yourself in it to continue with the admission processes.

Do you have any special college you want? That too reduces probability.

Hello aspirant,

Each of these courses offers distinct career paths with unique opportunities. Here's an overview to help you decide which one might be better for future job prospects:

1. B.Sc. Fisheries

• Career Opportunities : Jobs in fish farming, aquaculture, fisheries management, marine biology, seafood processing, and government fisheries departments.
• Scope : Growing demand due to increasing interest in aquaculture, marine resources, and sustainable fisheries.

2. B.Sc. Veterinary Science

• Career Opportunities : Jobs in animal care, veterinary hospitals, research, livestock management, pharmaceutical industries, and government roles in animal husbandry.
• Scope : The need for veterinary doctors is consistent, with opportunities in both urban and rural areas.

3. B.Sc. Agriculture

• Career Opportunities : Jobs in agriculture research, agribusiness, farming, agro-industries, government jobs (e.g., Agricultural Officer, Extension Officer), and private sector roles in agritech.

For job diversity and stability, B.Sc. Agriculture and B.Sc. Veterinary Science are generally considered better options. However, your personal interests and location preferences should also guide your choice.

Thank you

first of i would like to ask you please specify your college and also specify your state.if you would like to study in a private college then most of the colleges does not requires cet score or ranking. you just have to be qualified for the intermediate exam with certain percentage .then you can easily take admission in any of the private colleges.

BUT,

if you want to take admission in government colleges,then i would say that you have to give cet or a State exam and you need to have some specific documents required by the colleges of that state.

HOPE IT HELPS!

Hello Renu!

Your admission is based on the following factors for admission to Bhagalpur Agriculture University, Sabour, or a particular program in the university, with a rank of 3114 in BCECE.

Past Year Cut-off Ranks: Admission cut-off keeps on varying every year with the number of applicants, difficulty of the exam, and availability of seats. Checking previous year's cut-off ranks of Bhagalpur Agriculture University will give an accurate idea whether your rank falls within or not.

Category-wise Cut-Offs: Since you said that your rank is for the SC category, it is very necessary to cross-check your rank with the SC category cut-offs of the previous year. Their cut-off for reserved categories is usually less than the general category; hopefully, it may be a factor in your favor too.

Availability of programs and seats: The cut-off also varies for various programs or departments to which one applies. Some programs have higher or lower cut-offs due to the demand for the same or the number of seats available.

Counseling process: The final seat allocation would depend on the counseling process. Ensure participation in all rounds of counseling, keeping in view options for other institutions as well.

Correct information about cut-off and the availability of seats can be obtained from the official website of BCECE. You may also get an idea from some educational forums-recent discussion in Careers360. It's always better to verify from official sources or by contacting the university for more reliable information.

Hello Madhuri,

With a rank of 6599 in AP EAMCET and belonging to the SC category , you have a good chance of securing a seat in B.Sc. Agriculture in some of the government and private colleges in Andhra Pradesh. However, securing a free seat (full fee reimbursement) depends on the following factors:

1. Category Reservations : Since you belong to the SC category, there are reserved seats in many agricultural colleges that increase your chances.
   
   

2. College Choice : Government colleges have a higher chance of offering fee reimbursement compared to private institutions. You should aim for government agricultural colleges or colleges affiliated with ANGRAU (Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural University) .
   
   

3. Counseling : Ensure that you actively participate in the counseling process and prioritize government colleges for a better chance of getting a seat with fee reimbursement.
   
   
   

   I would recommend you to use AP EAMCET college predictor tool by Careers360 to get the list of possible colleges you can get with your rank.

   Here is the link to the tool:

   https://www.careers360.com/ap-eamcet-college-predictor?utm_source=qna&utm_medium=ini-cet_cp

   Click on the above link, fill the required details and you will get the list of possible colleges at your rank.

   
   

   I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

   Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.

No, according to the Bihar Board regulations, you cannot take both Mathematics and Biology as optional subjects together in Class 12; you must choose either a science stream with Physics, Chemistry, and Biology or a mathematics stream with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics - meaning you cannot combine the two subjects.

Choose subjects that align with your desired career path. If you want to pursue medical fields, select Biology as your optional subject; if you want to pursue engineering, choose Mathematics.

For a General category student aiming to secure a seat in the ICAR AIEEA PG entrance examination in the field of Social Science (specifically Agriculture Extension), the required marks can vary depending on the year, competition, and the specific institution's cutoff trends. However, in recent years, the general trend has indicated that scoring around **300-400 marks out of 480** can provide a competitive edge for a General category student.

Since Social Science disciplines, including Agriculture Extension, may have fewer applicants compared to core agricultural subjects, the cutoff might be slightly lower than more competitive streams like Agronomy or Plant Sciences. However, it's essential to aim for a high score to ensure a better chance of admission, as the cutoffs can fluctuate yearly.

Apart from the marks, factors such as the candidate's rank, availability of seats, and performance in the interview (if applicable) also play crucial roles in final admission. To improve chances, candidates should focus on understanding key concepts in Agricultural Extension, current agricultural policies, and social science methodologies, as the examination tests both technical knowledge and general aptitude in the chosen discipline.

Keeping an eye on previous years' cutoff marks from desired institutions can help better target your preparation.

To get admission into NDB College (Nehru Memorial Government College), Nohar for B.Sc. in Agriculture, you need to follow the admission process and meet the eligibility criteria:

1. **Eligibility**: You must have completed 10+2 (Senior Secondary) in the Science stream, typically with subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Biology or Mathematics (PCB/PCM). Many agriculture colleges also require a minimum percentage, usually around 50-60%, in your 12th-grade exams.

2. **Admission Process**: NDB College, like most government colleges, might offer admissions based on merit or through an entrance examination. For Rajasthan, there's a common entrance exam called **JET (Joint Entrance Test)** for agriculture courses. It is advisable to apply for JET if required.

3. **Application**: Keep an eye on the official website of the college or Rajasthan’s higher education portal for admission notifications. Fill out the application form as per the instructions.

4. **Selection**: Admission will be granted based on your 12th-grade marks or JET score, depending on the criteria set by the college.

If you meet the eligibility criteria and follow the application process correctly, there’s a good chance you’ll secure admission to NDB College for B.Sc. Agriculture.

Hey there! Welcome to Careers360. I'm glad you reached out about the HSC cut-off for the vocational agriculture science group.

To check the cut-off, you'll want to visit our official website or institution you're applying to. They usually release the cut-off marks after the results are out. If you're looking at a specific college, check their website or admission portal - they often post the previous year's cut-offs to give students an idea.

Keep in mind that cut-offs can vary from year to year, depending on factors like the number of applicants and overall exam performance. If you're having trouble finding the info, let me know which state or board you're interested in, and I can try to point you in the right direction.

Anything else you want to know about the admission process?