Agriculture

Hi Shaik Aeysha,
B.Sc Agriculture has it's curriculum to cover majority of the areas of Agricultural Sciences including Horticulture. The curriculum of B.Sc Horticulture is somewhat more specific and focuses on fruit, vegetable and ornamental crops only. Future prospects of both are good and you might get ample number of opportunities in the same. So, it depend on the preference of your interest accordingly the course can be chosen.

Definitely, not. Please work hard next and appear. You will definitely enter into one of the best colleges. If this is your dream just work on it and you will achieve everything.

There are only 15% government college seats allowed through ICAR exam. The cut-off seems to increase with each passing year and the growing popularity of the course. But for general category, 60% marks will assure to get a good college all over India.

Hi,
Kindly fill the registration form for ICAR AIEEA Indian Council of Agricultural Research All India Entrance Examination 2018 and click the link below for other relevant details regarding admission. https://www.shiksha.com/science/exams/icar-aieea/application-form.

Most certainly yes. Although, the seats in BHU for Agriculture through ICAR are less, you still have a quite good chance of admission. Your rank is AIR and not everyone in India has BHU as top choice.

B.Sc Horticulture is a niche course i.e., the course is very particular in its syllabus and mainly focuses on the Horticulture branch of agriculture. B.Sc Agriculture is a core course that covers all aspects of agriculture in brief including horticulture.

Hi,
As per the information from http://www.tnau.ac.in/ugadmission.html, UG Admission 2018 are Closed hence, for admission, you can apply next time.

Hi Uday,
The cut-off for this course is not known as the official website is also silent about this information. I would advise you to contact the University Directly for the Information.