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With a CUET UG PCB score of 573/750, your chances of getting B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture at Banaras Hindu University (BHU) depend on your category (General/OBC/SC/ST/EWS), merit rank, and the current year's cutoff. If you belong to a reserved category, your chances may be better. Participate in all rounds

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With a rank of 33,275 in AP EAPCET (EAMCET) and a BCE category background, securing a government (free/convener) seat in B.Sc. Agriculture is highly unlikely. Government university cutoffs typically close below 15,000 for BC categories. However, you are highly eligible for private agriculture colleges under the convenor

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With a 30,000 rank in AP EAPCET, you are on the borderline for a subsidized "convenience/free seat" in private colleges. If you are from an SC, ST, or EWS category, you have strong chances, but General/OBC candidates might need a lower rank or must opt for the

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Admission to the B.Sc. Agriculture program at RPCAU Pusa is managed via ICAR CUET UG counseling. The expected general category cutoff ranges between 460–495+ marks out of 1250. Candidates generally require a closing rank under 7,960 for B.Sc. Agriculture.

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A score of 302/600 is generally considered on the lower side for top-tier universities. However, you still have fair chances of admission to State Agricultural Universities (SAUs), affiliated colleges, or less competitive central universities under the SC category.

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With a CUET UG score of 302 under the SC category, securing a seat in top-tier programs like B.Sc. Agriculture (e.g., at Banaras Hindu University) will be very difficult, as SC cutoffs generally range from 435 to 526.

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With an Agriculture Practical Rank of 3521 in the 3A category, it is not possible to predict the exact college you will get in Round 1, Round 2, or the Extended Round, as allotment depends on the current year's cutoffs, seat availability, choice filling, and candidates' preferences. Based

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With an Agriculture Practical Rank of 3521 in the 3A category, it is not possible to predict the exact college you will get in Round 1, Round 2, or the Extended Round, as allotment depends on the

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With a rank of 15,976, SC category, and female candidate from Andhra Pradesh, you may have a chance of getting admission to some government agriculture or allied agriculture courses depending on the counselling round, reservation policy, and previous year's cutoffs.

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Hello, with a 13,000 Agriculture Practical rank, you may have chances of getting admission to agriculture colleges through the counselling process. The final allotment will depend on the counselling rounds and seat availability.