B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture 

at Anand Agricultural University, Anand

The candidates must secure a minimum of 40 % marks in Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSCE) (10+2) with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) as one of the core subjects.

Admission to the programme will be granted on the basis of the candidate's performance in GUJCET.

One has to secure marks in GUJCET examination because your score will be considered for final selection as 60:40 ratio is taken into consideration for declaration of final result and 40% weightage is given to score of GUJCET.

The University has a decent track record in terms of placements. The 2023 placement session concluded with 61% of BTech/ BSc and 60% of PG (2-year) students placed. The median package for BTech/ BSc and PG (2-year) courses stood at INR 4 LPA and INR 7 LPA, respectively. Check the complete insights of AAU placements 2023 from the table below

NOTE: The above details are collated from the NIRF report 2024.

The candidates to be eligible for admission should have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate examination or its equivalent examination in Science stream with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and English as compulsory subjects from any recognised Board/ University in Gujarat or examinations recognized.

No, one can not get an admission directly. Everyone have to write a state entrance conducted for the Science stream students or through ICAR exam conducted by NTA so as to get admission in their desired course and college. 

Anand Agricultural University does consider seat reservation policy for admission to its BSc in Agriculture course. The university follows the rules of reservation as set by the government. As per the available information, the university has reserved a total of 22% of the seats for the SC/ST category. The seat reservation breakdown for the SC/ST category is as follows:

• 7% seats are reserved for the Scheduled Castes (SC) category
• 15% seats have been reserved for the Scheduled Tribes (ST) category

Note: The above information has been sourced from the official website of the university. However, it is subject to change.

No, admissions at Anand Agricultural University are purely entrance-based. Thus, students seeking admission to this programme must have appeared for a GUJCET score. Based on these scores, students are ranked and allocated a seat. Moreover, ICAR reserves 15% of seats to be filled by the ICAR AIEEA exam. Students are required to take part in the respective counselling process and choose Anand Agricultural University as the choice of institution.

Anand Agricultural University BSc seat allocation is subject to rules of reservation. Tabulated below is the seat reservation policy at the university:

Note: The above-mentioned information has been sourced from the official website of the university. However, it is subject to change.

Anand Agricultural University makes the selection of students for BSc courses based on a mix of merit and marks obtained in the accepted exam. The university accepts the GUJCET exam score. Moreover, ICAR reserves a total of 15% of seats to be filled via the ICAR AIEE exam. Mentioned below is the weightage criteria for BSc in Agriculture admissions:

• Accepted exam score: 40%
• Class 12 merit: 60%

Yes, Anand Agricultural University does provide scholarships to support and encourage students belonging to the economically weaker section. The university awards merit scholarships to economically poor, meritorious undergraduate students in all the colleges affiliated with the university. Students awarded the scholarship get INR 3,000 per month.

Note: The above information has been sourced from official sources. However, it is subject to change.

Yes, Anand Agricultural University offers a BSc programme. Students enrolled in this course get to specialise in Agriculture. Moreover, it is a fully residential programme. Tabulated below are the key highlights of this programme.

Note: The above information is taken from various sources. However, it is subject to change.

Anand Agricultural University offers a BSc programme with a specialisation in Agriculture. The university has reserved a total of 77 seats for BSc admissions. However, these seats are subject to the rules of reservation. Around 50% of seats are reserved for open competition. While the rest of the seats are allocated based on reservation policy.