Maharashtra BSc Agriculture Admission 2024: Application Form, Dates, Eligibility, Counseling Schedule, Result

Maharashtra BSc Agriculture Admission is done based on the MHT CET entrance exam. MCAER conducts the Maharashtra BSc Agriculture Admission 2024. The MHT CET registration process for Maharashtra BSc Agriculture Admission test is expected to be scheduled in May. 

BSc Agriculture is a four-year integrated course in Maharashtra. A candidate should have passed 10+2 from a recognized board with physics, chemistry, and biology or mathematics as their main subjects to be eligible for BSc Agriculture Admission.

Maharashtra BSc Agriculture Admission 2024: Highlights

Course Level Undergraduate
Full-form BSc Agriculture
Duration 4 years
Eligibility Minimum 50% aggregate marks in 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as the main subjects
Admission Process Entrance Test (MHT-CET)
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Maharashtra BSc Agriculture Admission Dates 2024

The State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra has not announced the date for the commencement of form filling or any other date such as the entrance exam date, result date, counseling date, etc for the current session.

Event Date (Tentative)
Registration Process  June 2024
Last Date to Submit the Application Form for Center-Wise Centralized Admission Process  July 2024
Display of Provisional Merit List July 2024
Addressing Grievances To be Announced
Display of Final Merit List To be Announced

Maharashtra BSc Agriculture Admission 2024: Eligibility

To be eligible for admission, the candidates should have the following qualifications:

  • Passing 10+2 from a recognized board with physics, chemistry, and biology/mathematics as main subjects with a 50% aggregate score or inter-agriculture with physics, chemistry, and English.
  • Appearing for MHT-CET with either PCB or PCM in the year of application.

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  • Interagriculture with physics, chemistry, and English.
  • Appearing for MHT-CET with either PCB or PCM in the year of application.
  • Candidates of reserved categories are given a 10% relaxation in aggregate score.

Maharashtra BSc Agriculture Admission 2024: Guidelines

The application form for MHT-CET is available in online mode only. The candidate must follow the given steps to apply for the MHT-CET examination:

  • Visit the official site of the State Common Entrance Cell Maharashtra.
  • Register yourself by creating a username and password.
  • Fill up your application form for MHT-CET.
  • Upload your photograph and signature in the specified format.
  • Pay the necessary application fee of INR 800.
  • Candidates belonging to reserved categories and PwD candidates are given a relaxation of INR 200/- in the application fee.

Maharashtra BSc Agriculture Admission 2024: Exam Pattern

  • MHT-CET is a 200-marks examination for both PCM and PCB groups. Each question carries one mark in the physics, chemistry, and biology sections. Each question carries two marks in the mathematics section.
  • There is no negative marking for wrong attempts.
  • The candidate has to select one option from four options given in a multiple-choice question.
  • Given below is the full examination pattern for MHT-CET:
Subject No. Of Multiple Choice Questions from: Total Marks Duration
Class 11 Class 12
Mathematics 10 40 100 90 minutes
Physics 10 40 100 90 minutes
Chemistry 10 40
Biology (Botany) 10 40 100 90 minutes
Biology (Zoology) 10 40

Maharashtra BSc Agriculture Admission 2024: Syllabus

The syllabus for MHT-CET includes the whole syllabus of class 12 along with the following topics from class 11 given in the table below:

Physics Chapters/Topics
Measurements Refraction of Light
Scalars and Vectors Ray optics
Force Magnetic effect of electric current
Friction in solids and liquids Magnetism 
Chemistry Chapters/Topics
Some basic concepts of Chemistry Hydrogen
States of Matter: Gases and liquids s-Block elements (Alkali and alkaline earth metals)
Redox reaction Basic principles and techniques in organic chemistry
Surface chemistry Alkanes
Nature of chemical bond -
Mathematics Chapters/Topics
Trigonometric functions Sets
Trigonometric functions of Compound Angles Relations and Functions
Factorization Formulae Probability
Straight Line Sequences and series
Circle and Conics -
Biology Chapters/Topics
Botany Zoology
Diversity in organisms Organization of Cell
Biochemistry of cell Animal tissues
Plant Water Relations and Mineral Nutrition Human Nutrition
Plant Growth and Development Human Respiration

Maharashtra BSc Agriculture Admission 2024: Result

The result will be declared as scheduled on the official website after the appropriate normalization of marks. The candidate can then proceed to download the online mark sheet.

Maharashtra BSc Agriculture Admission 2024: Counselling Process

  • Candidates are given admission on the basis of the merit list on the board website using a centralized admission process.
  • The candidate has the option to freeze or float the seat allotted to them. Freeze means that they have accepted the seat offered to them and do not wish to be considered in the next round. Float means that the candidate has accepted the seat allotted to them but they want to be considered for the next round, in case they get an institute of higher preference. After either freezing or floating the seat, the candidate has to visit the concerned institute for document verification and pay the necessary seat acceptance fee of INR 1000.
  • The candidate can also refuse the admission given to them by updating the information regarding cancellation in their login. They are eligible for admission in the next round, except for the canceled option.
  • After the centralized admission process is complete, if there are vacancies in the colleges, they will be filled by a spot admission where the candidate has to visit the concerned and apply for admission.

Maharashtra BSc Agriculture Admission 2024: Reservation

The candidates belonging to the following categories can apply for a reservation:

Category Percentage of reservation
Scheduled Castes/ NavBudha (SC) 13%
Scheduled Tribes (ST) 07%
Vimukta Jati (A) (VJ-a) (14 and others) 03%
Nomadic Tribes (B) (NT-b) (28 listed prior to 1990 and others) 2.5%
Nomadic Tribes (C) (NT-c) 3.5%
Nomadic Tribes (D) (NT-d) (Vanjar, Vanjari, Vanjara) 02%
Other Backward Classes (OBC) 19%
Socially and Educational Backward Classes (SEBC) 16%
Economically Weaker Section (EWS) 10%

Maharashtra BSc Agriculture Admission 2024: Participating Colleges

The following government-aided colleges offer BSc (Agriculture) courses in Maharashtra:

Colleges
College of Agriculture, Shivaji Nagar, Pune Anand Niketan College of Agriculture, Chandrapur
College of Agriculture, Dhule College of Agriculture, Parbhani
College of Agriculture, Nandurbar College of Agriculture, Osmanabad
Yashwantrao Chavan College of Agriculture, Satara College of Agriculture, Latur
College of Agriculture, Jalgaon College of Agriculture, Jalna
Punyashlok Ahilyadevi Holkar Krishi Mahavidyalaya, Ahmednagar College of Agriculture, Beed

Maharashtra BSc Agriculture Admission 2024: FAQs

Ques: In what languages can I appear for MHT-CET?

Ans. MHT-CET is conducted in three languages - English, Marathi, and Urdu. In case of a dispute, the English version is considered final.

Ques: What should be the size of the photograph and signature to be uploaded in the MH-CET application form?

Ans. The photograph should be between 15 - 50 Kb. The signature should be between 5 - 20 Kb.

Ques: What is the time limit for the MHT-CET exam?

Ans. The time limit for both the Mathematics/Biology paper and the physics and chemistry combined paper is 90 minutes each. So, the total duration is 180 minutes.

Ques: Are calculators allowed in the MH-CET examination?

Ans. No electronic devices are allowed inside the examination hall. 

Bachelor of Science [B.Sc] (Agriculture) : 31 answered questions

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Ques. What is the future scope of doing a B.Sc. in agriculture from Banaras Hindu University (BHU)?

● Top Answer By Vedika Pandey on 15 Nov 22

Ans. Banaras Hindu University is a prestigious agricultural sciences institution. The institute has made numerous contributions to Indian agriculture and has numerous scientific accomplishments. Agriculture is a vast area in India, and there is a need for major breakthroughs to increase crop production, not just rice and wheat production, and food security. After graduating from this institution, you will have many opportunities to pursue your interests. ICAR-JRF - If you want to pursue further education, you can take the JRF exam in the subject of your choice. IARI is a dream institution, and only the best students are admitted. Every year, many BHU students attend IARI for M.Sc Ag in various fields and other agricultural universities. BHU Postgraduate BHU students are given reserved seating. Admission to BHU M.Sc Ag is no longer easy. Internal quota seats are available to BHU students. MBA Master's in Business is another route that students can take. There is a good environment for MBA preparation here, and many students get into prestigious institutes like IIM-Ahmadabad, IRMA, TISS, NIBM NAARM, and many more. BANKING Every year, IBPS invites applications for Agriculture officers. In recent years, there has been a trend in BHU to prepare for IBPS exams, with approximately half of a batch going into the banking sector. Many students also study for the FCI, NABARD, and State PCS (for District Agriculture Officer) exams.  PLACEMENT Many private firms, dairy companies, private banks, non-governmental organizations, and seed and fertilizer industries offer graduates lucrative packages. Students who are looking for jobs right after graduation usually apply for them. MS, approximately 3-4 students apply for MS each year. The institute has a large alumni network of students who are studying at universities in the United States and Australia, and they are used to motivate and guide students interested in pursuing postgraduate studies at any foreign institution. As a result, not only does the Institute of Agricultural Sciences BHU provide a better scope, but it also provides a better alumni network and environment for overall development. The institute is the most sought-after institute at BHU. Studying agriculture here is a life-changing experience.Read more
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Ques. How many marks are required in the BHU BSc. (AG) entrance exam?

● Top Answer By Anika Sinha on 20 May 22

Ans. BHU BSc Agriculture cutoff stays around 205-210. However, this is an approximate value, the required cutoff changes each year. Every year BHU receives around 73000 forms for UET. On average almost 300 students fight for a single seat. Even if you had Agriculture at the intermediate level, you will face strong competition. Read more
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Ques. How many marks do I need at the minimum in the entrance exam of OUAT to get into BSc in agriculture science at OUAT?

● Top Answer By Sudesna Guha on 22 Dec 21

Ans. According to the recent trends, the required cutoff for BSc in Agricultural Science at OUAT is around 68 (Gen category). So, you will need to score around 115 out of 200, to get shortlisted for BSc Agricultural Science. You should also keep in mind that an above-average score in the entrance is not enough for admission at OUAT. They also consider your 10th and 12th scores. Read more
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Ques. How can I crack the BHU entrance exam for BSC AG?

● Top Answer By Bhavna Gupta on 18 Nov 22

Ans. Cracking any entrance exam is not a cakewalk. It required hard work and determination. Similarly, for BSc AG at BHU, you will have to start preparing quite early. Visit Lanka, a place in Varanasi where BHU entrance gate is situated. You will find some bookstores. Get the following -  BSc AG previous year papers Arihant Publication Practice questions that are intended for entrance exams from both as much as possible.  While attempting the exam, maintain a good speed and write accurate answers. Don’t lower your guard as many talented students from Bihar, UP or Bengal might grab your chances.Read more
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Ques. How tough is BHU UET for a B.Sc in agriculture? I'm an average student. Can I crack it? What is the cut off for the general category for BHU UET agriculture?

● Top Answer By Ramesh Pandey on 18 Nov 22

Ans. Yes , the BHU UET for BSc in agriculture is tough because the seats are limited. Being a popular course, the cutoff is also high. A few tips that will take you a long way are: Download BSc AG Syllabus to make a strategy to cover the topics systematically. Solve previous year exams Focus on NCERT Subject wise, Chemistry and Biology was mainly from NCERT. Also, focus more on the botany section in biology.Read more
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Ques. Which is better for a B.Sc. in agriculture BHU or GBPUAT Pantnagar?

● Top Answer By Arpita Mukharjee on 19 Jul 22

Ans. BHU Agriculture will be a better option. The university offers a great bachelor's program in Agriculture. It offers good career opportunities and a competitive environment. BHU placements are pretty good for Agriculture. Fertilizer companies, dairy companies, and NGOs visit the campus drive for placements. Geolife, Patanjali, Advanta, etc. are among the major recruiters. Students receive salary packages of around INR 7 LPA. Read more
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Ques. Which is a better choice for a B.Sc in agriculture LPU or SHUATS?

● Top Answer By Riya on 04 May 24

Ans. Being a student of LPU, I can provide the perks I received since I chose it. LPU has a better NIRF Ranking as compared to SHUATS. LPU was ranked 27 as per NIRF 2023. LPU also provides ample opportunities for internships and has a good placement track record. T LPU also has an updated curriculum, industry exposure, and also partners with top organizations to help their students. I have seen LPU offering placements to all its students from UG to PhD. The highest package for an agriculture PhD Student was 1 Crore per annum. The top recruiting companies were Dhanuka, Reliance Retail, Syngenta, Bio Seed, Nestle, etc. The highest package was 19.25 LPA and the average package was 3.4 LPA in my current placement session. All LPU students also get placement classes to help them and prepare for future.Read more
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Ques. How many seats are there for the B.Sc agriculture course at Visva-Bharati university?

● Top Answer By Anushua Chowdhary on 28 Dec 21

Ans. Palli-Shiksha Bhavana (Institute of Agriculture) Visva-Bharati offers B.Sc Agriculture. For this course, there are 55 seats available. According to the Govt. rules, 27% of the total seat is reserved for OBC students, and 22.5% of the seats are reserved for SC and ST students. There is also some reservation for international students.Read more
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Ques. Is Uttaranchal University good for a BSc agriculture?

● Top Answer By Gautam Nandi on 11 Jan 22

Ans. Yes, Uttaranchal University is a good option for pursuing a BSc Agriculture. The university offers great infrastructural facilities. The agricultural labs are well-equipped for learning core and specialized curriculum. There is a state-of-the-art agricultural chemistry lab too. This lab was established for conducting chemical analysis of diverse plants and soil samples. There are also other labs and teaching resources like Plant Pathology lab, Microbiology lab, etc. All labs have demonstration aids, models, specimens and experimental support system.Read more
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Ques. Is Doon Business School a good option for a BSc in agriculture?

● Top Answer By Yajnaseni Mukherjee on 10 Mar 23

Ans. If you are interested in pursuing a BSc in Agriculture, then Doon Business School is a great option for you. The school has been ranked among the top management colleges in India, but in recent years, it has also emerged as an institute that focuses on agricultural and allied sciences. One of the key advantages of studying at Doon Business School is that it has its own fields and research areas, which gives an edge to every student pursuing a degree in agriculture and allied sciences. The faculty members are experienced professors and professionals from the industry who are committed to providing quality education to their students. The courses are designed to give students the skills and knowledge required to be successful in their chosen field, covering subjects such as Plant Science, Animal Science, Soil Science, Environmental Science, and Farm Management. The infrastructure at Doon Business School is top-notch, with a well-maintained campus that has modern facilities such as a library, computer lab, and auditorium. The school also offers a host of other services and amenities, including hostel facilities, sports facilities, and a cafeteria. In conclusion, if you are looking to pursue a BSc in Agriculture, Doon Business School is a great option. The faculty is highly experienced and the infrastructure is up-to-date, ensuring that you receive a quality education. Furthermore, the tuition fees are reasonable and the school offers several scholarships and awards to help students with their tuition fees.Read more
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