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Mayur Sondarkar
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B.Sc in food and technology because you have an interest in it so you can move ahead in your life and if you do the course which your parents are inclined towards, you will get frustrated.
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Vikash Jain
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Check out the predictor below and use select preferred college option for details:
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Ankush SableOver 4 yrs of experience in Engineering Field.
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Hi Rahul,
Yes, you are eligible for agriculture college. You can definitely go for it. Choose colleges wisely which will provide you good practical as well as technical knowledge.
Best of luck!
Yes, you are eligible for agriculture college. You can definitely go for it. Choose colleges wisely which will provide you good practical as well as technical knowledge.
Best of luck!
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7 years agoI have done my 12th with 64.8% and my JET score is 61. Can I take admission for B.Sc in agriculture?
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vinod vedwalenjoy the every moment
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Yes, if you think that you have a lot of faith and belief in yourself then you should take admission in the Drama School and work hard.
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Anik Verma
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Hi Harikrishnareddy,
Eligibility criteria:
1. The students who have passed S.S.C or equivalent exam and those who are residing in rural areas are eligible.
2. The student must have studied at least for 4 years during the period of first to tenth class schools located in rural areas (non-municipal area).
3. The candidate should obtain 55% marks (excluding Hindi).
4. In case SC and ST categories the candidate should obtain at least 45% of marks. The medium of instruction for all the Polytechnic courses is Telugu.
Eligibility criteria:
1. The students who have passed S.S.C or equivalent exam and those who are residing in rural areas are eligible.
2. The student must have studied at least for 4 years during the period of first to tenth class schools located in rural areas (non-municipal area).
3. The candidate should obtain 55% marks (excluding Hindi).
4. In case SC and ST categories the candidate should obtain at least 45% of marks. The medium of instruction for all the Polytechnic courses is Telugu.
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Almas QURESHI
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After 12th you can go for the entrance exam of agriculture, i.e. PAT, conducted in every state or you can go for direct admission in a college for B.Sc or B.Tech in agriculture.
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aradhya guptaWork hard in silence let success b ur noise!
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No, it is not an agricultural institute, it is a technical college.
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Mohit Sood
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Hello Dhruv,
Agricultural Engineering is the branch of Applied Science where engineering skills and technology are used to reduce the drudgery and increase the outcome in agriculture. It helps to make agriculture a sustainable, profitable, and competitive enterprise through engineering interventions of farm mechanization, value addition, and energy management in production and post-harvest operations.
In a country like India where almost 70% population is dependent on agriculture, it's very easy to get a job in this field. After completing the course of Agricultural Engineering, you can opt from below mentioned opportunities available:
Agricultural Engineering is the branch of Applied Science where engineering skills and technology are used to reduce the drudgery and increase the outcome in agriculture. It helps to make agriculture a sustainable, profitable, and competitive enterprise through engineering interventions of farm mechanization, value addition, and energy management in production and post-harvest operations.
In a country like India where almost 70% population is dependent on agriculture, it's very easy to get a job in this field. After completing the course of Agricultural Engineering, you can opt from below mentioned opportunities available:
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rohith kola
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