Agriculture

Hey Sandhiya,
This is the cut off marks for B.Sc Agriculture in TNAU Coimbatore for last year-2017.
OC - 194.50
BC - 193.50
BCM - 190.75
MBC - 191.75
SC - 184.75
SCA - 178.75
ST - 185.00
In my opinion, you can only expect minor changes to the above mentioned marks. It would almost be the same for B.Sc Agriculture.
However, if your only aim is to get into TNAU and not necessarily B.Sc Agriculture, there are other courses which require less cut off marks.
My suggestion is that you always have at least 2 options (2 courses) at hand, before entering the counselling hall.

Follow the link below for colleges and check out details for admission:
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/b-sc-agriculture-colleges-Coimbatore.

Check out the link below for B.Sc. agriculture colleges, filter region and then check out the number of seats in each college
https://www.shiksha.com/science/colleges/b-sc-agriculture-colleges-india.

CAREER PROSPECTS AND JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Diploma in Agriculture and agro Polytechnic course passed candidates have access to private as well as government sector jobs. This qualification is enough to secure entry level jobs in both these sectors. Since the course deals with agriculture and its allied areas, the common recruiters include
Banks
Food production firms
Government Agricultural Boards
Private fertilizer manufacturing firms
Government fertilizer manufacturing firms
Agriculture machinery manufacturing firms
Plantations.

Please mention the name the college where you wish to apply.

The total fees INR 2.05 Lakhs including hostel.

B.Tech. Agricultural Engineering graduates may go for M.Tech. Agricultural Engineering programme. This will make it possible for them to pursue a career in the teaching sector. Also, it open door that will lead one to the R&D sector also. One may also work as a consultant and start ones own venture after B.Tech. Programme. Some Institutions which offer these courses are:
Department of Science (Christ University) - Bangalore
Miranda House Delhi
Lovely Professional University, Punjab
Madras Christian College (MCC) - Chennai.

Yes, definitely, it is a good decision to pursue B.Tech in agriculture if you have interest and passion for it. This branch is highly job oriented. Particularly in an Agrarian country like India, Agricultural Engineering professionals are in demand. So, completing B.E. /B.Tech. Programme in this branch will ensure one a good job. Some institutions that are Good for doing Agriculture courses are:-
Department of Science (Christ University) - Bangalore
Miranda House Delhi
Lovely Professional University, Punjab
Madras Christian College (MCC) - Chennai.