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Is CET necessary for B.Sc Agriculture?

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Asked by Omkar
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New answer posted•8 years ago
S
8 years ago
Please check for your eligibility to appear for the ICAR exam from the criteria mentioned at the link provided below:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/exams/icar-aieea.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
S
8 years ago
http://icarcolleges.in/newsite/list-of-icar-recognised-colleges-for-agbsc/
This is the link for ICAR affiliated agriculture Universities and colleges across India.

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What options do I have after completing B.Sc in agriculture?

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Asked by Prince
S
8 years ago
BAO - Block Agriculture Officer
Agriculture Officer in Bank
Apart from this you can join any NGO who are working in the field of agriculture. Many state governments offer vacancy of agriculture officer.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Shivam Chhirolya
8 years ago
Every year every state conducts the exam for agriculture student i.e. pre agriculture test. If you want to go to any good college like Panta University then you must clear the PAT exam.
Your marks should 100 above out of 200.

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S
8 years ago
Yes, you can drop the year and go for admission procedure for B Sc agriculture.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
anshuman yadav
8 years ago
It's totally based on your 10+2 syllabus.

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