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priyank sharma

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Yes, you are eligible but first thing which is needed is you may have to appear in their entrance exam. Contact details of TNAU -+91 422 6611345.

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Aniket Rana

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No, candidate of other state are not eligible for this exam.

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Sharon Julia

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You need to write EAMCET exam after your class 12th.
Then, according to your rank and marks obtained, for your reserved category, you may obtain a seat in the college.

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rahul r

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National Level Exams for admission in agriculture courses are mentioned below:
1) ICAR AIEEA 2018
State Level Exams:
1) KCET 2018
2) KEAM 2018
3) OUAT 2018
4) TS EAMCET 2018
5) Andhra Pradesh EAMCET 2018
University Level Exams:
1) BVP CET 2018
2) AMU 2018
Regards.

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