Hello Komal!

There is no such course as 'bcece agriculture'...the course you are maybe referring is BSc agriculture .

If you have appeared the ICAR AIEEA 2020 exam and have scored the required cutoff marks for your category, you are eligible to apply for councelling. It is not important to participate in counseling if you have also appeared BCECEB, as both the entrance exams can get you admission into agriculture courses.

If you are PCM student, you can only fill choices for B.Tech Agriculture, Dairy technology, biotechnogy in ICAR counseling, but not any BSc courses. If you are PCB student, then you can fill choices for all BSc courses enlisted, i.e Bsc agriculture, horticulture, fisheries, etc. but not any B.Tech courses.

It will be convenient if you apply for the counseling for both exams,, as the chances to get admission will be more. The choice filling of ICAR UG has already begun and the last date is 11th Nov . You have to pay Rs.500 only to fill your choices. And you can fill as many choices you want(more than 15 too). ICAR approved colleges are obviously better than any other private college in Bihar for agriculture courses.

Visit the ICAR UG Counseling portal. You can also download your rank card+counseling letter from the below website after applicant login and proceed for choice filling after paying Rs.500:-

https://icarexam.net/

Read the article below to know about the ICAR 220 counseling process:-

https://www.google.com/amp/s/university.careers360.com/articles/icar-aieea/amp

All the best!

Dear aspirant

According to your category your rank is good. Yes you can get a seat in Bcece. I am giving you a link where you can check your all the queries regarding your  neet rank.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-cut-off

All the best.

Congratulations on your 830 ur rank and 363 obc rank; you've worked hard and achieved something.

Based on the previous year's GPI GULZARBAGH B.PHARMA cutoff rank of 9537 for GE and 4300 for BC (backword caste)

You'll be able to find a seat :)

Dear aspirant

According to your rank with your category yes you can get a seat.I am giving you a link where you can get your all the queries related bcece.

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-engineering-colleges-in-india-accepting-bcece

All the best.

O! that's very unfortunate. See there are no other ways to retrieve that registration because the person who have registered have set password and else according to himself. So with out the help of the competent authority , you have no ways left according to me.

Now try calling the authority as much as you can. Put emails on the registered email address in formal format and if they don't then you can go for the BCECE office or to any administrative head(like the district magistrate etc) and discuss the problem. They will surely get you a way out.

I wish your problem get resolved soon. Wish you all the best!

Hello Aspirant,

Rank varies with category. The previous year closing rank for general category was 489, ST it was 361,for SC 352,extremely backward caste it was 449, BC-472, reserved category girls 464 and finally for disabled quota it was 270.These ranks were for PCB group.

For the PCM group categories it goes as below:

Open Merit (GEN)    9281

Scheduled Tribe (ST)    194

Scheduled Caste (SC)    1807

Extremely Backward Caste (EBC)    3397

Backward Caste (BC)    4377

Reserved Category Girls (RCG)    1880

Disabled Quota (DQ)    118

Service Men’s Quota (SMQ)    133

And this year as far as the cutoffs are concerned , for general category it is 600, fo OBC,SC and ST it is 480 and physically handicapped category for general it is 540 and for other reserved categories it is 480

Now since you have not mentioned your category below are the previous year general category opening and closing ranks range for some agriculture colleges:

Bihar Agricultural College Sabour OR- 2 CR-10

Bhola Paswan Shastri Agricultural College, Purnia OR-22 CR-38

Dr. Kalam Agricultural College, Kishanganj OR-14 CR-67

Mandan Bharti Agriculture College, Saharsa OR-14 CR-67

Veer Kunwar Singh College of Agriculture, Dumraon OR-32 CR-64

Related links you may refer:

https://www.careers360.com/exams/bcece-le

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/bcece-cutoff

https://engineering.careers360.com/tags/merit-list-of-bcece

Hope this helps

Dear Aspirant,

You may have some chances of getting a low tier government college. The cutoff marks for general category is close to 600 whereas the cutoff marks for backward caste is 480. However, the cutoff rank for general is 490 whereas for backward caste it is close to 450. So I hope you understand the gravity of the situation that you are in right now. The number of seats available are very much less as compared to the number of applicants. With respect to your marks, you may have some chances of getting admission in a government Institute but the chances are extremely slim. The seats are so limited that it pales in comparison to the number of applicants.

At this point of time, you should try to look for good private institutes that offer admission to students of your rank and marks. You have good chances of getting admission in one of the best private Institute of the state.

Before getting enrollment in any of the private colleges, I suggest you to compare colleges against each other to know for yourself which is a better college for you to pursue graduation. In order to compare colleges, all you need to do is to just click on this URL:-

https://www.careers360.com/compare-colleges

This is a great comparison tool and shall be extremely beneficial to you by answering your every query based on the different aspects of the comparing colleges. It focusses on key factors like placement prospects, scope for research or higher education, better qualified professors, infrastructure, internships, etc.

I hope you find a good college for admission.

Dear Aspirant,

In the state of Bihar there are only 42 seats for the course of Fishery. Of the 42 seats, 85% of the seats are filled by bcece or Bihar Combined Entrance Competitive Examination by BCECE Board i.e. 34 seats. The remaining 15% seats are filled by the examination conducted by ICAR or Indian Council of Agricultural Research i.e. 8 seats. So I hope you understand the gravity of the situation and in the perilous state that you are in. Furthermore, you belong to open category which is the equivalent of a candidate with no entitlement to any form of reservation. Had there been any sort of reservation, still it would have been extremely difficult for you as you still needed a very good quota rank within top 10 or 20 or something like that.

At this point of time, the best option for you is to look for private Institutes. You have a decent rank no doubt but it pales in comparison to the number of seats available in the state. You can also look for Institutes that provide admission to you based on Management Quota.

Before getting enrolled in any of the private Institute, you can compare these colleges with each other to know for yourself which is a better college and shall know the best college for pursuing graduation.

In order to compare colleges, all you need to do is to just click on this link:-

https://www.careers360.com/compare-colleges

This great comparison tool shall be extremely beneficial to you and shall notify which is a better college which you can apply for.

I hope you get admission in a good college.

Hello Aspirant,

Their are no limit of choosing the college in the counselling. You can choose or  select as many choices of colleges as possible.

For more information and updates regarding this counselling you can go through the given link:-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/bihar-ugeac-counselling

Hope this may helps you.

Good Luck!!