I am +2 computer science student. Can I study agriculture course? I got only 58% in +2 and 76% in 10th.

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Bright Future
8 years ago
Hi Vyshnavi, The eligibility required is, you need to clear your class12th exams with Science stream, no matter whether the subject is PCM or PCB or what are the optional subjects. Main part is your Science stream with minimum 50% marks. If you fulfill these requirements, then there are many college

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No, in order to study Agriculture course, you need to have Biology as a subject in Class 12th. The basics in 11th and 12th are the core part for further studies in Agriculture.

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