Dear Student,

You haven’t mentioned which state so I’m assuming you opt for AP EAMCET.
In order to pass the AP EAMCET exam and qualify, a candidate must receive 25% of the possible points. To pass the AP EAMCET, a total of 40 out of 160 is required. And when looking at the previous year's cutoff for the AP EAMCET, the cutoff points for agriculture seats are often around 125, however the parameter varies every year.

Additionally, in order to get admitted to a bsc agricultural programme through the AP EAMCET, you must have a minimum rank of 30–40K.

The following qualifications must be met in order to apply for a BSc in Agriculture:

In order to graduate from higher secondary school or pass an equivalent exam, students must receive a minimum grade of 50%. Students who have finished their intermediate in the field of agriculture are also eligible to enrol in the course.

Remember that the anticipated cutoff rank is totally based on the AP EAMCET cutoff from the prior year, which varies every year depending on a number of factors. The ability to predict your college based on your rank can be helpful. The college can be predicted at this link:

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

All the best.