BSc Agriculture Admissions

BSc Agriculture admissions are done in two ways; either based on merit or by taking an entrance exam. Those who are interested can apply to the course following their 10+2. The application procedure for a BSc in Agriculture varies based on the admissions procedure. Still, candidates can apply online to their top-choice BSc Agriculture colleges. In order to apply online for BSc Agriculture courses, students must fill out an online application form available on the official university website of their respective colleges/universities. Before applying for admission to the BSc Agriculture course, candidates must go over the eligibility requirements. They must have completed their 10+2 or equivalent from an accredited board, including courses in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology. 

Candidates are chosen for admission to the BSc Agriculture course on the basis of merit, which is determined by their 10+2 score. For admission to the course through entrance, candidates must apply, appear, and pass the entrance exam. Some of the most popular entrance exams for admission to BSc Agriculture courses in India are the CUET, Rajasthan JET, TS EAMCET Agriculture, AP EAPCET Agriculture, and others. 

Following the examination, according to the selection criteria, the cut-off scores for BSc Agriculture admission will be released shortly after the results are released. Those who made the cut will then participate in the online BSc Agriculture admissions counselling process. Candidates must be able to select the colleges to which they want to apply during online BSc Agriculture counselling.

The college admissions committee then selects applicants based on their grades. Everyone who was chosen gets an allocation letter, which requires the candidate to appear in person. Then, those who meet the eligibility requirements are admitted to the BSc Agriculture course.

As we all know, some BSc Agriculture degrees are granted based on entrance exams, so to keep track of them, here are some of the most recent BSc Agriculture updates:

• Majorly, most of the BSc Agriculture admissions are based on the CUET UG entrance exam. The CUET UG 2024 exam has been successfully concluded from May 15 to May 24, 2024. The CUET Result 2024 will be released on or before June 30, 2024. And, the CUET UG 2024 Answer Key is expected to be out anytime soon.
• Since CUET 2024 has replaced ICAR AIEEA, candidates may refer to the CUET 2024 UG updates for admission to BSc Agriculture.
• CG PAT 2024 Exam was held on June 09, 2024.
• MHT CET 2024 exam was held on April 22, 23, 24, 28, 29 and 30, 2024 for PCB and for PCM it was held on May 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 15, 16 and 17, 2024. The MHT CET result 2024 will be released tentatively on June 19, 2024, by the State CET Cell, Maharashtra on its official website. 
• Acharya N.G. Ranga Agricultural University (ANGRAU) in Andhra Pradesh will administer the AP AGRICET 2024, a state-level exam in September 2024. 
• TS AGRICET 2024 official notification will be released in the month of July 2024.
• UPCATET 2024 exam was held on June 11, 2024 and the result will be announced on June 22, 2024.  

Some of the major highlights of the BSc Agriculture admission are as follows:

To be considered for BSc Agriculture admission, candidates must meet the following eligibility requirements; otherwise, admission will be denied.

• The candidate must have a 10+2 or equivalent from a recognised board in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology
• The student must be at least 17 years old with no upper age limit
• Students must have at least a 50% grade point average in their higher secondary school examination or any equivalent examination
• Students must pass the required BSc Agriculture entrance exam because some universities have their own entrance exams

There are two ways to get accepted into the BSc Agriculture programme: on the basis of merit or by taking an entrance exam. Depending on the admissions process, the BSc Agriculture application process varies. However, candidates can submit an online application to their top BSc Agriculture colleges. To apply for BSc Agriculture courses online, students must complete the necessary fields in an online application form on the official university website of their respective institutions.

Entrance Based BSc Agriculture Admission

Candidates should follow the procedures listed below to apply for BSc Agriculture courses:

Step 1: If you want to be admitted to a BSc Agriculture program, look into the application requirements and deadlines listed by various colleges and universities.

Step 2: Register for the entrance exams necessary to be admitted to the colleges and universities you want to attend with a BSc in Agriculture.

Step 3: Once the application process has been approved, save it for later use. Additionally, keep an eye on the test or the university's official website for admission updates and other important notifications.

Step 4: After taking and passing the entrance exam for the BSc in Agriculture, applicants must complete an application form for the university of their choice and provide personal information such as academic information, entrance examination results, and so forth.

Step 5: Candidates who satisfactorily satisfy the university's eligibility standards are shortlisted for the counselling round (if any), which concludes the admissions process.

Step 6: To confirm their admission to the BSc Agriculture programme after passing the counselling session, candidates must pay the university's entrance fee.

Merit Based BSc Agriculture Admission 

Candidates can apply for BSc Agriculture courses by completing the following steps:

Step 1: Complete the online BSc Agriculture application form. 

Step 2: Pay the registration fee as well as any additional fees if admission is granted on merit.

Step 3: Shortlisted candidates will be invited to the next stages of the hiring process, such as individual interviews or counselling.

Step 4: Candidates must submit all required documents and fees in order to be admitted to the BSc Agriculture course.

Most colleges and universities based their BSc Agriculture admissions on entrance. The entrance exam results, which are followed by a series of in-person interviews and/or a GD round, counselling sessions, will determine which candidates are accepted into the BSc Agriculture course. Candidates are typically selected for further consideration in these situations based on both their interview or group discussion performance and their entrance exam score.

For your convenience, we've included a more detailed process: 

• Candidates take the entrance exam after they have completed the application process. The results are then released. 
• Following that, the cutoff scores will be made available. 
• Those who made it will then go through the online BSc Agriculture admissions counselling process. 
• During online counselling, students choose colleges to apply to based on their ranking or scores. 
• Eligible candidates who are chosen will receive an allocation letter. Following that, applicants who meet the criteria and pay the college fees in time along with the submission of required documents for verification are accepted into the BSc Agriculture programme. 
  
   

The following list of documents is needed for admission to the BSc Agriculture Course:

• Class 10th Marksheet 
• Class 12th Marksheet 
• Identification Proof (Adhar card, voter ID, license, etc.)
• Address Proof  
• Caste Certificate (If applicable)

The list of popular entrance exams for BSc Agriculture admission in India is provided below. For BSc agriculture admission to various colleges across the nation, students can take these exams online. 

• CUET
• Rajasthan JET
• TS EAMCET Agriculture
• AP EAPCET Agriculture
• MP PAT
• UPCATET
• BCECE Agriculture
• CG PAT
• MHT CET
• KCET
• TJEE
• HORTICET

Students getting ready for the BSc Agriculture Entrance exam follow the exact same syllabus for the science stream in class 12. There are sections on physics, chemistry, mathematics, and biology in the exam syllabus. Students must learn about a variety of subtopics, including work energy, measurement, laws of motion, optics, atoms, bonding, solids, surface chemistry, and more. The biology sections also address diversity, life's purposes, and evolution.

However, for various colleges/universities, there are different requirements for BSc Agriculture candidates to sit for the entrance exam. Here is the general format for these tests.

• Exams can be taken in person or online
• Both objective and subjective questions are included
• Some of the physics, chemistry, and math questions on the BSc in Agriculture entrance exams will be followed by questions on numerical aptitude, logical reasoning, verbal ability, reading comprehension, etc. The curriculum is decided by the college
• There is typically a 120 –180 minute time limit

In India, BSc Agriculture course fees can range from INR 29,000 to INR 9,60,000. However, the fees for the BSc Agriculture course vary depending on the college students choose. For example, the course fee at a government college differs from that of a private college. The fees are also affected by the type of BSc Agriculture course the applicant is pursuing.

The Top BSc Agriculture Colleges based on NIRF Ranking 2024 will be released shortly. Meanwhile, candidates can take a look at the op BSc agriculture colleges in India based on the NIRF Ranking 2023 listed below, along with their average annual fee.

Note: The figures mentioned above are subject to change.