hiii ,

regading the fee to be paid you can contact the college they will tell you better about it or you can also search it on there website

for more colleges through ap eamcet you can use the ap eamcet college predictor - https://www.careers360.com/ap-eamcet-college-predictor?ici=cp-listing_root&icn=AP-EAMCET-College-Predictor

Hi,

With the rank of 31k and belonging to the 3A category , the chances of getting a seat in the government colleges is quite difficult enough. However you may rather try for private colleges also through management quota as it might be quite possible enough. Hoping for the best. For more information refer to

https://www.careers360.com/courses/bsc-in-agriculture

Hello

Not many Agricultural universities allow non agriculture background students to pursue MSc in Agriculture. Assam Agricultural University Jorhat of lately has started incorporating non Agriculture background students in MSc courses specially in Agricultural Biotechnology department. For that you need to appear for an entrance test followed by an interview. Once you get enrolled you have to go through some basic courses in pure Agriculture called Bridge courses alongwith your normal courses in order to be at par with the Agriculture background students since they have spent four years in graduation instead of three as in case of yours. So it does on individual colleges. Try checking into eligibility of each college.

hello,

arabhavi horticulture college provides hostel facility too , to its students.

it has separate hostel facility for boys as well as girls. accomodation can be done of around 870-75 students ( total hostel capacity).

this is located in belgaum,karnataka,

the number of boys hostel is 3 , 1 for girls.

for more information, you can visit this link,

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/college-of-horticulture-arabhavi/facilities

hipe it helps.

Hello Aspirant,

I hope you are doing well.

As per my knowledge, ICAR is holding the 3rd round of counseling for filling the seats left for BSc agriculture /Biotechnology /Forestry /Fisheries /Horticulture / Sericulture /Community Science etc. After this round of counseling, there is no extended rounds of counseling to mop up the remaining seats as it will be surrendered to the university concerned. So you may give a try, to get in touch for admissions.

I hope this helps.

Thank you.

Hello,

You can change your preferences after every allotment. So, if you have been allotted Horticulture university in first allotment than you can put all the agriculture universities that you wish to apply to up as your preference in second allotment. If you still have doubts feel free to comment.

Hope this helps.

Dear student,

For your ICAR Rank you have little chances of getting B.Sc Agriculture, based on previous year's cut-offs. But you can try by applying for counselling and you can even try for Management quota seats in good Colleges.

Cut-offs changes from year to year and depends on many factors like

* Number of seats available

* Difficulty level of the exam

* Number of students appeared in the exam

* Caste Category of the students, etc

To get more information about Colleges accepting ICAR scores go through below mentioned link.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/colleges-accepting-icar-aieea-scores

You can visit official link to get more information.

https://icarexam.net/

Hope this information was helpful to you.

Good Luck!!

Hi aspirant, as  you know agriculture is a Backbone of Indian Economy, so more than 70 percent of Indian population jobs based on Agriculture and allied sectors. In this page dedicated to Agriculture jobs seekers of Agriculture Graduates / Diploma Holders and Agricultural Engineers.

There are various Agriculture Jobs available in State / Central Organizations and Departments. Ministry of Agriculture, Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) Organization under 101 ICAR institutes and 71 agricultural universities offering lot of Govt recruitment in Agriculture fields. Indian Govt Jobs have been listing latest government jobs in Agriculture and Horticulture Department.

Thank You.

Hello,

You have got 190.5 marks and you want an admission in B.Sc hons. horticulture. Cut off changes every year but on the basis of the previous year cut off we can have an idea.

In 2020 the cutoff was around 199.5 for MBC category. The cutoff, this year is also expected to be high because the preference for agricultural courses is increasing so, it may be between 175 to 119 out of 200. The cutoff marks will also depend on some other factors like: communal reservation, ICAR quota, NRI, and industrial quota, in 7 colleges that are directly attached and managed by TNAU.

I hope it helps. Thank you!