B.Sc Agriculture

The B.Sc. Agriculture admission process involves a set of steps. Getting admission for B.Sc. Agriculture requires an aspirant to go through a fixed procedure, including group discussion, written entrance exams, etc. The course falls under the umbrella of B.Sc. and henceforth has a similar admission process. The B.Sc. Agriculture admission process differs from college to college.
Apply for The Course:
The first step in the B.Sc. Agriculture admission process is filling up the entrance exam's admission form online or offline by attaching all the documents, including the Aadhaar card, voter ID card, 10th, and 12th mark sheet. The B.Sc. Agriculture course details can be found on the official websites of the respective universities opted for by the students.
Selection Process:
The cut-off marks will be announced after the results are published. Then, the aspirants who have cleared the cut-off will attend the online counselling for B.Sc. Agriculture admission. During online counselling, applicants must have choices for colleges to which they choose to apply. Then the admission body decides on applicants to college based on their marks. All who are selected will be sent an allotment letter. The aspirant must turn up. Following this, those who are eligible are granted entry into the B.Sc. Agriculture programme.

Since you have not mentioned your category, I am considering you as a General category student. With the above mentioned rank in TS EAMCET and according to the previous year Cutoff for TS EAMCET you have very difficult chances of getting Government colleges in B.Sc. . Agriculture seat in Hyderabad. This is because the required rank in TS EAMCET for B.Sc. . Agriculture seat is around 500-1000 in general category. In order to get qualified, a candidate must score 25% marks to pass the TS EAMCET exam. Total 40 marks out of 160 is needed to qualify TS EAMCET. As for agriculture seat is concerned, the Cutoff marks for agriculture is generally around 125 although the parameter changes every year.