Choice filling is allowed before first round only so, you cannot change your choices or again fill the choices in second round. ICAR AIEEA counselling process includes the following steps:

Step 1: Registration

As the first step, candidates need to register themselves on the official website of ICAR. Once successfully registered, candidates will be able to log in to the online counselling portal of the exam by using their login ID and password. The registration fee (non-refundable) for ICAR AIEEA 2020 counselling is Rs 400.

Step 2: Choice Filling

Once registered, candidates need to login to the AIEEA counselling portal and make their choice for courses/ universities in which they want to secure admission. Once the choice selection is completed, candidates need to save their choices. It may be noted that candidates can update their choices any number of times on the portal before the last date/ choices are locked by candidates. If the choices are not locked by candidates, their last saved choices will be automatically locked by the system.

Step 3: Seat Allotment

Once the choices are locked, candidates will be allotted seats in their preferred course and university on the basis of merit and availability of seats. The candidates will be informed about their alloted seats through email/ SMS.

Step 4: Verfication of Documents

Candidates alloted seats can then download their provisional admission letter from the counselling portal.

Hello aspirant,

The cutoff marks change every year. It's depends upon number of students that appeared in examination, number of seats available in colleges, difficulties of question paper, etc. According to previous years cutoff you have less chance to get seat in government colleges because candidate required at least 300 to 320 marks to take a government seat.

Hope this helpful. Best of luck.

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Dear Aspirant,

Yes, Nandani nagar mahavidyalaya is ICAR approved and it got its approval in year 2015.  The college was established in 2008.

This college is AICTE approved also.

For more info you can visit the below link-

Nandini Nagar Mahavidyalaya, Nawabganj - courses, fee, cut off, ranking, admission & placement - Careers360.com.

Hope it helps!

Hi.

You should mention to which state you belong to because NEET Counselling occurs in 2 rounds, in the first round All India Quota (which are 15%) and all Deemed Universities seats are filled and they have no quota for Ex-serviceman . Then there is State Counselling where you can apply using your Ex-serviceman quota different states have different no. of seats reserved to fall under this quota.

Good Luck

Hello!

There are a total of near about 1500 seats in ICAR for different courses combined. And about 1 lakh AIR and 49k OBC category rank is really high to predict anything. Some ICAR colleges do not have any reserved seats for OBC category too. It is really doubtful that if you would get a seat in BSc Agriculture, Horticulture, fisheries or forestry.

There are total of 1021 seats in agriculture. So, you have negligible chances to get a seat for this course. Chances for courses like sericulture, community science or home science may be there if you have fillled each and every choice for different courses. But we cannot confirm anything for a higher rank like this.

You can check the seat matrix for different courses of ICAR AIEEA UG 2020:-

https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/icar-aieea-seat-matrix/amp

Best of luck.

Dear Aspirant

Since you did not mention which category you belong to, it will be difficult for me to tell you correctly if you will be allotted a government or private college.

The cut off for ICAR is as follows:

General  450

OBC       430

SC            365

ST             310

The cut off marks is decided based on the students appearing the exam. Admission cutoff score can go higher depending on the number of students appearing for the exam.

To know more about category and course wise seat matrix use our link

https://university.careers360.com/articles/icar-aieea-seat-matrix

Hope this helps

Hey!

As per the reviews, facilities and placement records:

College of agriculture Pune > College of agriculture dhule > college of agriculture Kolhapur > College of agriculture nandurbar

mahatma phule krishi vidyapeeth, rahuri : college offers all the facilities to students such as labs, ground, library etc. faculty members are also knowledgeable. But college has very low placement records specially for BSc in Agriculture . Mostly, students opt for PG courses or MPSC or UPSC. However, some get placed in RFO or AFO as a banking job but with low salary package (as per the reviews).

Thankyou

The expected cutoff of of icar AIEE ug exam 2020:-

Candidates who belong to unreserved category required at least 300 to 350 marks to get government seat in icar AIEEA UG.

Candidates who belong to obc required 300-320 marks and candidates who belong to SC required 250 to 300 marks.

and expected rank for PJTSAU, Telangana is 1580 which is the max for the seat

Hello,

Yes, you can register for counselling but with this score you have no chance to get a seat in good colleges in agricultural.

For top colleges like BHU, ANGRAU, Panjab agricultural University, GB Pant, Pantnagar you need to have at least 350+ marks.

So, now you can try for private colleges or apply for entrance examinations of different colleges.

Hope it helps!

Good luck!

Hello Ashok!

That is an average score. You must have a rank of about 15000-18000(AIR). So in my opinion, you must have patience and wait for the successive rounds.

You may have chances to get BSc Agriculture in collegs like OUAT BBSR, Anand Agricultural University Gujurat or Acharya N.G Ranga. You may also get other courses like fisheries, sericulture or horticulture in colleges like G.B Pant and CAU Manipal. You just have to patient. Otherwise it is your choice if you want to look for other options. I hope you have filled each and every choice, because if you do that your chances will be higher to get a seat. You can upgrade if you get allotment, for a better course or college.

All the best!