Agriculture

Cut-off ranks for B.Sc. in Agriculture (BCD Category) is around 7797 for candidates (Non-Farmer) in the general category and is the same for women. You can check for a detailed list of cutoffs from the link mentioned below:
http://management.ind.in/forum/eamcet-agriculture-cut-off-105369.html

B.Sc veterinary science cutoffs last year for BC-B category closed within 7000, so unless there is a drastic drop in the number of applicants, the cut offs should remain the same in 2017, relative to last year.

Good morning,
To have a career in Agriculture and Technology, you may go for M.Sc inagricultural sciences.
Along side, get training under any of the agricultural laboratories, that will give an opportunity for practical learning.

Agriculture is the mainstay of Indian economy so it has lot of opportunities in current and in future as well.

Can you specify the name of the course in which you wish to apply?
For information you can visit: http://tnau.ac.in/admission.html

B.Pharm is a far better option that B.Sc in agriculture as it has a better scope. You can get a job in the pharmaceutical company after completing B.Pharm.

Hi,
MBA programs abroad are mainly for experienced professionals. Around 2 to 3 years of work experience is required. If you have very good academic grades and a strong all-rounded profile, business schools may consider you. So focus on your studies, take part in extracurriculars, project works, exchange programs, etc. Take GMAT and TOEFL or IELTS too.