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Manoj Ganthya
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In Bangalore, one of the most popular College is GKVK College. Here admission process is fully online. In admission time, they are published notice in there official site, here mention minimum education qualification. It is changed per year. To know this year min qualification, please follow official site. Cutoffs are:
For General- 87
For SC- 121
For General- 87
For SC- 121
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Manoj Ganthya
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Latest cutoff information for B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture at School of Agricultural Sciences is -
For General Students - 600
For SC,ST,OBC Students - 480
For PWD Students - 540
For Reserved PwD Students - 480
For General Students - 600
For SC,ST,OBC Students - 480
For PWD Students - 540
For Reserved PwD Students - 480
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Nama Akshitha
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There are some universities of government in raichur and they have courses of agriculture and to enter into the college we have to give an exam and which will have pass percentage and if you get qualified in that you can do the further procedure.
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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant
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Admission is through counselling based on rank obtained in Bundelkhand University Entrance Test.
Bundelkhand University has 13 different BSc courses to opt from through its 40 affiliated colleges and departments of higher education. It is offered in 5 specializations namely Biology, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Home Science.
The minimum eligibility is to have passed 10+2 with a minimum of 50% marks.
The admission to all the BSc courses is merit-based apart from BSc in Agriculture Science. The intake for the same is via an entrance test conducted by the university.
The admission for BSc courses is done based on Direct Admission. How
Bundelkhand University has 13 different BSc courses to opt from through its 40 affiliated colleges and departments of higher education. It is offered in 5 specializations namely Biology, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Home Science.
The minimum eligibility is to have passed 10+2 with a minimum of 50% marks.
The admission to all the BSc courses is merit-based apart from BSc in Agriculture Science. The intake for the same is via an entrance test conducted by the university.
The admission for BSc courses is done based on Direct Admission. How
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Hrishabh SahuLive ambitious Life...
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According to me go for BE agriculture as it provides you a dimension of engineering background and considered in many jobs as a preference. Also you can appear in GATE to get best of the colleges for Masters eg. IIT, NITIE MUMBAI etc.
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Padmasale Nagaraju
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You have got a good rank and As you belong to SC category there is more chance of getting a seat in good government college. I suggest you to choose best government colleges as options in your counselling.
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Jagadeeshwar Vubbapally
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Yes you have a lot of chances to get the government seat. But if the cutoff merit gets changed no could help you. Hope for the best. All the best!
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Jagadeeshwar Vubbapally
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It's a big number I think you might not get seat with 11k, if the cutoff merit is changed you may get the seat until then do not loose your hope. All the best.
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Jagadeeshwar Vubbapally
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As per the previous year marks analysis and some basic trends we can say you might get an agricultural seat at Dharwad university but might be trending fails due to the increased large competition every year so cutoff might be changed or you missed seat due to just a few fewer marks, hope for best
All the best.
All the best.
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Jagadeeshwar Vubbapally
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Hello,Students who are graduated with B.Sc. Agriculture from a non ICAR college can do private jobs in different fileds like SEED technology, fertilizer manufacturing companies, on-site filed incharge, and you can also work in hydroponics company etc. And you are eligible for state PSC jobs. If you interested to study M.Sc. Agriculture you can write entrance exams for college affiliated with ICAR.
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