Agricultural Engineering

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Generally, after the declaration of the entrance exam results, you need to apply in the virtual mode for the counselling process of the colleges you wish to apply to. Do upload all the necessary documents and submit the counselling fee. Then, you will get a confirmation mail or message from the universities' end after your documents are successfully verified, which happens mostly within 24 hours.

Then, you need to log in to the respective counselling portal and select your preferred course and college branch (if applicable) for admission. Further, seats will be allotted on the basis of your rank and score in the entrance exam. After the seat is allocated to you, you must visit the college to confirm your admission by paying the Agricultural Engineering course fee and fulfilling other requirements (If any).

In order to secure admission to Agriculture Engineering courses at popular colleges in India, you must meet the minimum eligibility requirements. For UG-level courses, you must secure at least 50 to 60% marks in Class 12 in the PCM/PCMB subjects. For reserved category candidates, the marks eligibility requirement is usually relaxed by 5%. Further, you have to appear for the entrance exams. You must secure a good rank in the same as it serves as the final call for admission.

After you successfully secure a decent rank in the exam, you will have to appear for the counselling process where you will be allotted a seat according to your rank achieved in the exam. A similar admission process is followed for PG-level courses, but the eligibility criteria is usually 55% marks in your bachelor's degree in a related field and clearing the entrance exam. Several colleges also offer admission on the basis of Class 12 merit.

Rest, you should always check the official websites of the universities you are targeting to see if they have any further requirements from your end.

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Kelappaji College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology has earned its reputation for a few key reasons. It's well-known for offering specialised courses in agricultural engineering, which is a unique and in-demand field. The college emphasizes hands-on learning, providing students with practical exposure to real-world agricultural technologies, which sets it apart from many other engineering colleges. The faculty members are experienced and dedicated, and the college is known for its strong connections with the agricultural industry, providing excellent career opportunities and internships for students. 

All the very, very best for your future! 

Hello,  Kelappaji College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology is a well-regarded institution, especially for students interested in agricultural engineering and related fields. The college offers a solid curriculum, experienced faculty, and good infrastructure, which makes it a decent choice for pursuing your B.E. / B.Tech. The campus provides hands-on learning experiences, and students often benefit from the exposure to practical agricultural technologies.

If you're passionate about agricultural engineering or technology, this college can provide a good foundation. That said, like any institution, it's always helpful to visit and see if it aligns with your expectations and career goals.

All the very, very best for your future! 

Hey there! B.E. / B.Tech is highly popular at Kelappaji College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology because it offers students a chance to dive deep into a unique and impactful field, especially in Agricultural Engineering. The blend of technical knowledge and practical experience equips students with skills that are in demand. The college is known for its supportive and experienced faculty who are always ready to guide students, and the campus offers great facilities for hands-on learning.

Also, the curriculum is tailored to meet industry needs, ensuring that students are job-ready by the time they graduate. It's a place where you can grow academically and get exposure to real-world projects.

Wishing you all the very, very best in your future endeavors!