B.Tech Eligibility

To become a qualified Agricultural Engineer one must have a graduate degree (BE / B.Tech) or at least a Diploma in Agricultural Engineering. So, you can happily join in the B.Tech agriculture. Here are few colleges which provide this course:
1. Indian Agricultural Research Institute Delhi
2. Central Institute of Agricultural Engineering, Bhopal
3. College of Agricultural Engineering, Ludhiana
4. College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology Junagadh
5. Mahatma Phule Krishi Vidyapeeth College of Agriculture Pune,
6. Center of Biotechnology Anna University
7. Acharya N G Ranga Agricultural University, Bapatla (Andhra Pradesh)
8. Kerala Agricultural University, Vellanikkara (Kerala)
9. College Of Technology, Pantnagar (Uttar Pradesh). To get admission in this course you have to clear Lateral entry entrance exam.

Yes, you can do it. Science is one of the streams in class 11th which the students have to take up once they successfully pass out of their Class 10th. It mainly consists of the subjects : Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Biology is also an option which can be taken in the Medical Stream. Now once you pass out of your Class 12th with the Science stream, you are eligible to take up graduation in any stream except medical (If you have not studied Biology). So if you take up B.Sc. Physics/Chemistry/Maths, this would be considered as the degree in Science stream/subjects. But coming to the B.Tech thing, it is Bachelors in Technology. This is also a Science background graduation programme, but the Degree in Science cannot be considered equal to the degree in B.Tech
B.Sc is of 3 years but B.Tech is of 4 years. Also B.Sc. Is a Science graduation, but B.Tech is a technical course. So B.Tech is more valued.