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Akansha Bisht
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The cutoff marks for admission to agricultural government colleges vary by category and year. In 2024, the ICAR AIEEA cutoff scores for BSc Agriculture were: General: 512 OBC: 486 SC: 419 ST: 382
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Well, the eligibility criteria of most of the courses for taking admission in B.Sc agriculture is to pass with 60% total marks in 10+2 or Intermediate (with English, Physics, Chemistry, Maths or Biology or Forestry) or Intermediate (Agriculture) OR 2 years Diploma in Agriculture after 10th.
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Normally in February every year, a notification from ICAR is given for admission to Diploma, UG, PG and Doctoral courses of various Agricultural Universities and Colleges of ICAR and States. The process is online for this a link is provided on the ICAR website http://www.icar.org.in and also on the websites of agricultural universities and colleges.There is an online entrance exam like JEE, AIEE, etc. in the second week of June, based on the course applied among the eligible candidates. The result is declared in four weeks. The eligible candidates are called for counselling at Delhi and are given a choice from their preference purely o
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While there may not be a strict upper age limit, candidates are usually expected to be at least 17 years old by the time of admission. It's advisable to check the specific requirements for the current academic year, as they can vary.
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To prepare students for the dynamic nature of the Agriculture sector, the curriculum of BSc Agriculture is continuously updated to incorporate the newest trends and technology in agriculture, such as precision farming, sustainable agriculture, and agri-tech advances.
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BSc Agriculture stands for Bachelor of Science in Agriculture. This degree program offers comprehensive education and training in agricultural sciences, preparing students for careers in farming, agribusiness, research, and more. Understanding the full form is crucial for prospective students to know what the program entails and its significance in the field of agriculture.
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BSc Agriculture can be called an easy course considering other Biology courses such as MBBS, BDS, Veterinary Science, etc. As compared to them, this course is easy since it has more practical applications than learning. Field experience is much more valued here than qualification.
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BSc agriculture course is divided into 8 semesters over 4 years where aspirants get to learn about crop production, agricultural economics, engineering, and marketing plant pathology, and soil science. The topics related to agriculture, including soil science, plant breeding and genetics, agricultural economics, agronomy, agricultural engineering, plant pathology, crop physiology, horticulture, livestock management, agricultural extension, and agricultural marketing are covered.
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Ishita Chauhan
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To get admission into B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture / B.Sc.(Hons.) Horticulture / B.Sc. (Hons.) Forestry /B.Sc. (Hons.) Community Science, combinations of either P.C.M or P.C.B in Class 12 Science/equivalent are mandatory.
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Yes, you can pursue an MSc in Sericulture after a BSc in Agriculture. To be eligible for an MSc in Sericulture, you must have a BSc degree in Sericulture, Agriculture, or Horticulture. You may also need to have a minimum aggregate score of 55% from a recognized university.
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