CVR College of Engineering Admission 2025 - Dates, Form, Online Process, Fees

Dear student,

For the Agriculture exam’s elapettukovali or application for the TS EAMCET exam, you will first need to check if you meet the eligibility criteria set by the authority. For instance, you should be no less than 16 years old and have completed your higher secondary education with English, physics, chemistry, and mathematics/biology as your major subjects. Following this, you must fill out the application form and pay the required registration fee for this state-wise entrance exam. Also, you must visit your desired college’s official website to see if the exam is recognised. Once you take the exam, you can apply for admission to various Agriculture colleges.

Dear Student,

The TS EAMCET entrance exam and IPE exam syllabus are the same. Both the TS EAMCET 2025 syllabus and IPE syllabus are according to the Telangana Board of Class 11th and 12th. So, if you are studying for the IPE March 2025 exams and are already familiar with the chapters and topics, you will be able to do well in the EAMCET exam too. You can focus on revising the important topics of TS EAMCET and divide your study routine accordingly. A detailed TS EAMCET preparation strategy and timetable for 60 days can help you plan your preparation strategy better. Try to solve TS EAMCET previous year papers and IPE previous year papers along with mock tests for a well-rounded preparation. It will also give you an idea about your preparation and your shortcomings that you need to work on. The TS EAMCET exam is expected to be held in May 2025.

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Dear student,

To do a BSc in agriculture, candidates of the BC-D or OBC category should score between 680 and 2,500 approximately based on the ICAR AIEEA cutoff rank trends from previous years. While numerous institutes base admissions on Class 12 results, multiple universities administer entrance exams for BSc Agriculture, including AGRICET, CUET, MHT CET, CG PAT, ICAR AIEEA, and others. The admission cutoff rank range for these exams varies from one year to another. The basic qualifications for a prospective student's acceptance to the BSc Agriculture program, however, are that they must have completed their 12th grade in the Science major with either Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology (PCMB) or PCB disciplines with at least of 55% aggregate marks from an accredited educational board.