Saralnama3,121 seats are available under the ICAR quota for BSc Agriculture courses across 50 universities in India. The quota applies to 20% of seats in these universities. Students with agriculture as a subject in intermediate can now apply. Candidates must pass the All India Competitive Exam conducted by ICAR for admission. Previously, most universities only admitted students with physics, chemistry, maths, and biology. This change addresses long-standing complaints from agriculture students who were denied admission earlier. (Updated 4 Oct 2025, 10:13 IST; source: link)
Key Points
- 3,121 seats are available under the ICAR quota for BSc Agriculture courses across 50 universities in India
- The quota applies to 20% of seats in these universities
- Students with agriculture as a subject in intermediate can now apply