My cut-off is 160, can I get admission to B.Sc in horticulture government colleges?

Hi Romanes. I would suggest you to opt for B.Sc. (Hons.) agricultural sciences because it has huge recognitions and scope. Also, it would be the best decision to chose Chandigarh University's "University Institute of Agricultural Sciences" since is a premier institution of agricultural education and research in Punjab and North India with an objective to make agricultural education reactive to the developing and varying needs of the culture in general and ambitions of the farming community in particular. Chandigarh University have the state-of-art infrastructure including well-equipped laboratories, farmland and an operational research management system that guarantee speedy and cost effective implementation of research programs. Highly qualified faculties with great experiences and expertise in their respective files, excellent academic curriculum, industry oriented and project based teaching and regular tech events & industrial visits keep CU students ahead and that's why CU have the following feathers in its cap: 1. Among India's top-30 universities by NIRF (among all the government and private universities) 2. Ranked India's third best private university by QS ranking system. 3. India's youngest university to get NAAC A+ and NBA accreditations. 4. Record placements

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In my opinion, Chandigarh University (CU) may be the best choice for perusing horticulture. The excellent placement record and the scholarship facility to a large number students makes Chandigarh University as one of the top institute in India. Recently, CU has secured 29th spot among all universities in India according to the NIRF Rankings 2022, and becoming the youngest university to enter the top 30.

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