Anand Agricultural University Answered Questions

Here are the cutoff ranks for B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture at Anand Agricultural University across different categories:Unreserved (UR): Opening Rank: 221, Closing Rank: 2836Scheduled Tribe (ST): Opening Rank: 2687, Closing Rank: 11955Scheduled Caste (SC): Opening Rank: 3814, Closing Rank: 12669UPS (Under Privileged States): Rank: 11729Physically Handicapped (PH): Rank: 19342These cutoffs represent the rank ranges for admission under various categories.

Yes, you can take admission in various engineering colleges in Gujarat through GUJCET (Gujarat Common Entrance Test). The exam is conducted for admission to undergraduate engineering courses (like B.E. / B.Tech) in government and private colleges in Gujarat. GUJCET scores are widely accepted for admission to several engineering colleges in Gujarat, including those offering programs in fields like mechanical, civil, computer science, electrical, and more. After the exam, candidates participate in the centralized admission process (CAP) where they are allocated seats based on their ranks and preferences.Make sure to check the specific college's eligibility requirements and admission process, as some may also consider JEE Main scores for admission.

The placement at Anand agriculture University is quite impressive. The placement rate for BTech/BSc students was 61% in 2023. And their median package for BTech/BSc students was INR 4 LPA. The Institute has some top recruiting companies including Netafim and Agrovikas . They offer a variety of opportunities like higher studies, State Agriculture Universities, agro- based industries, fertilizer manufacturers, nationalized banks and NABARD, etc.

Yes, admissions to Anand Agricultural University are entrance-based. The university accepts valid score obtained by the candidates in national and state-levle entrance exams such as GUJCET and ICAR AIEEA for admissions to its programmes. Students must secure a valid score in the above-mentioned entrance exams to secure a seat at the university. For further information, students can visit the official website of the university.

Yes, Anand Agricultural University offers MBA programme to its students. The university offers the course to those who have fulfilled the eligibility and selection criteria for the programme. Students need to have passed their graduation with a minimum aggregate of 60% from a recognised university. Furthermore, as admissions are entrance-based, students must also have a valid score in the accepted entrance exams for admission to AAU MBA course. 

Once the seat allocation process is completed, selected candidates must present original copies of documents for verification purposes. Such candidates are required to bring along the following documents:Class 10 marksheetClass 12 marksheetAccepted Exam scorecardSeat allotment letterTransfer certificateMigration certificateIdentity proofPassport-size photograph & signature (up to 50 kb)Qualifying exam mark sheets/degreeAge proofGovernment-approved photo ID cardCaste certificate (OBC, SC, or ST)Disability certificate for PwD

The Anand Agricultural University the highest package has not been released. However, the course-wise median package has been disclosed in the NIRF report. The highest median package stood at INR 7 LPA. To know the Anand Agricultural University placement packages refer to the table below:CourseMedian Package (2023)BTech/ BScINR 4 LPAPG (2-year)INR 7 LPA

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 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.