Usually, candidates seeking a B.Sc in Agriculture are expected to have at least completed their 10+2 with a Science stream which encompassed Physics, Chemistry, and Biology or Mathematics. A minimum of 50% in the qualifying examination is needed to be considered for most universities and colleges, although some may be more lenient or strict with this percentage. Reserved category students may be granted extra leniency when it comes to scoring if applicable.
Moreover, several universities will have their own entrance examinations for admission into the B.Sc Agriculture program. They determine the student’s knowledge of Agriculture and allied subjects, General Knowledge and Reasoning, as well as other pertinent subjects in the pre-university system. Students who pass the entrance examination are generally shortlisted based on their scores for counseling or other requisite admission formalities. However, some schools might also offer selection on the basis of the candidate’s 10+2 scores.