B.Sc Agriculture
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Should I opt for B.Sc in agriculture or pursue some other course? Which would be the better option?
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What was the last percentage intake in B.Sc in agriculture in Visva Bharati University?
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It is 50% minimum in each of the PCB/PCM.
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I've applied for B.Sc agriculture in TNAU but made a mistake while entering my marks. How can I change it?
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7 years ago
If you did via online then, there is an option to edit it if you have not done your final submission yet or paid the fees. But, if you have e-paid the fees and submitted the application then you would have to contact the university directly for assistance.
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What all entrance exams are there for B.Sc in agriculture?
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7 years ago
AGRICET. CG PreAgriculture Test (PAT)
GB Pant University Admissions (GBPUAT)
Indian Council ofAgriculturalResearch ICAR AIEEA UG | AIEEA PG. Indira GandhiAgriculturalUniversity (IGKV) CET. MCAER CommonEntrance Test (CET)
Madhya Pradesh PreAgriculture Test (PAT)
Orissa University ofAgricultureand Technol
GB Pant University Admissions (GBPUAT)
Indian Council ofAgriculturalResearch ICAR AIEEA UG | AIEEA PG. Indira GandhiAgriculturalUniversity (IGKV) CET. MCAER CommonEntrance Test (CET)
Madhya Pradesh PreAgriculture Test (PAT)
Orissa University ofAgricultureand Technol
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Hi,
B.Sc Agriculture Eligibility: The minimum qualification required to apply for B.Sc in agriculture is 50-60% (depends on institute to institute) in 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Thanks.
B.Sc Agriculture Eligibility: The minimum qualification required to apply for B.Sc in agriculture is 50-60% (depends on institute to institute) in 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Biology. Thanks.
New answer posted•7 years ago
I've scored 86.4% in 12th (PCMB) CBSE board. Can I get a seat in B.Sc agriculture in Coimbatore?
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Asked by Deepinder

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7 years ago
Sure, you can get admission in B.Sc Agriculture course as you meet with the eligibility criteria properly.
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What is the fees for B.Sc agriculture in Karnatak University?
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Asked by Manjunath

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7 years ago
University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad Fee Structure and List of Courses Summary
In B.Sc, it is a 4 year course. Its fees is INR. 14,400. Hope this helps.
In B.Sc, it is a 4 year course. Its fees is INR. 14,400. Hope this helps.
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I am from Rajasthan and want to get admission in B.Sc agriculture. Is it possible to take admission without taking entrance exam?
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Asked by Jyoti

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7 years ago
No, it is not possible without giving the admission test. Admission to the course is mostly entrance exam based. KEAM EAMCET are a few entrance exams conducted for admission to the course. There are 42 State Agricultural Universities (SAUs), 1 Central Agricultural University (CAU), 5 Deemed Universi
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What should I do: simply B.Sc Or B.Sc agriculture after 12th? Please help me out.
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Asked by Ankita
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7 years ago
Hi Ankita,
Subject selection should be as per your interest. Don't get confused. You will get a lot of opportunities in government or private jobs just after completing your graduation. Many of my friends have chosen B.Sc Agriculture as the opportunity is high there and competition (crowd) is low. S
Subject selection should be as per your interest. Don't get confused. You will get a lot of opportunities in government or private jobs just after completing your graduation. Many of my friends have chosen B.Sc Agriculture as the opportunity is high there and competition (crowd) is low. S