B.Sc.

Prepare for your admission into B.Sc. at Avanthi Degree and PG College, and also look at the eligibility criteria and academic qualifications. It requires you to finish your 12th grade with necessary subjects, mostly in Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, etc.); as per the specialisation you want to take.Concentrate on how to study and get a little better at these subjects, most importantly these core subjects like physics, chemistry, mathematics will also help you for admission but also for the course itself later.Avanthi Degree and PG College admit students based on merit, but don't forget to take into account the 12th results since those will be of importance in the admission process. If there are additional entrance examinations or requirements, make sure you know about it-the earlier you prepare for such requirements, the better. All this while improving your grip on the subject and time management would surely get you there in the already laid-down program. 

However, it is to be remembered that fee structure under a certain B.Sc programme in Avanthi Degree and PG College would differ depending on the specialisation selected. An average fee for an undergraduate program, such as B.Sc in India, generally ranges from INR 25,000 to 50,000 per annum for different colleges.Averaging according to the general figure, starting salary of B.Sc graduates in India could range from INR 2.5 Lacs to even INR 4 Lacs per annum, but these figures may shoot up long with experience and higher qualifications or depending on industry. These types of information can also be obtained from alumni feedback or the college placement cell as to what the average salary packages would be for B.Sc students.

For admissions into the B.Sc. Programmes at Assam Agricultural University (AAU), particularly into agriculture and allied fields, students need to qualify in the ICAR AIEEA (All India Entrance Examination for Admission) with a competitive score.While specific score ranges often vary based on parameters such as candidate category (OBC, SC, ST, General) and exam difficulty, and the number of applicants, a score between 500-700 marks out of a total of 1200 usually lands in the competitive zone for entry into AAU's B.Sc. Agriculture programme.But one thing to be noted, this varies in a year-wise manner depending on the overall performance by students and the number of seats available for that particular year.The cut off for students under reserved categories might also be slightly lower than the cut-off for general candidates.