University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore

The University of Agricultural Sciences (UAS) in Bangalore has 25 seats for MBA (ABM) and five seats reserved for candidates from the All India quota. The selection list is uploaded on the university website, and the selected candidates must register for the course and pay the fees before January 1, 2024.To be eligible for admission, candidates must score at least 35% in the 10+2 Boards examinations. The college gives two factors equal weightage: 50% for 10+2 marks and 50% for the college's practices. The admission process for an MBA in ABM typically involves a written entrance exam and a personal interview. Some popular entrance exams for this course include CAT, MAT, XAT, and CMAT. The eligibility criteria for these exams include a bachelor's degree in any discipline with a minimum of 50% marks

The fee for the B.Tech programme is INR 1.1 L. Furthermore, the University of Agricultural Sciences (UAS) Bangalore sets a minimum eligibility criterion for admission to the B.Tech program, requiring candidates to have passed the 10+2 or equivalent examination with relevant subjects and securing a minimum of 50% aggregate marks. According to available information, attaining 60% in Class 12th should qualify you for admission to the B.Tech programme at UAS Bangalore. However, admission to the B.Tech programme at UAS Bangalore is contingent upon KCET scores, with the minimum required score not specified. Admission to B.Tech courses at UAS Bangalore is determined by merit in the last qualifying exam.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, the College of Agriculture, Hassan is a well known college of Karnataka. However as far as ranking is considered, there is just not information available. Not only about this college but for any other agricultural college. It looks as though agricultural colleges do not participate in process of ramking.     Be that as it may, it is well known and has great academic reputation across the state.      Though established in 1996, its present campus spread across almost 200 acres of land, in Karekere, Hassan, became functional almost ten years later in year 2006. Almost 800 students study different courses related to agricultural sciences in this establishment. College boasts of adequate hostel facilities for students, both boys and girls. This college commands quite good reputation amongst students communities and academic circles. Various facilities provided to students are excellent. However closing ranks in the year 2023 are showing a declining trend when compared with these ranks in 2021. Perhaps as a result of other colleges gaining better place in perceptions of students communities. Be that as it may, rush of students who desire to seek admission continues to show a healthy trend. Overall this college seems quite a reasonable one for students to choose. Best wishes to you.