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I am not going to go into the details regarding time management, schedule, etc. I will rather focus on some secrets most aspirants miss out, know yourself. Not everyone is a born genius. It's important to know where you stand, after starting preparation, it will hardly take 3 months to get to know yourself. You might be a 360/360 person. A god.
250/360 person, an average person who can get into IIT.
180/360 person. You need to work a little harder.
100/360 person. Zip up and work hard. Never keep a backlog. I once left a topic in chemical bonding in class 11th to study later. Well I still haven't covered it after 4 years into IIT. Have a study pattern. Studying without a plan is a sin in such competitive exams. Make a plan. In my days, I made a brief plan, used a chart paper, divided it into 3 halves and made a plan. For more of it, have a look: Vichitra Zawar's answer to How can I study for 10+ hours a day without getting depressed and how can I make myself get used to it? Study smart. I used to study my boring part when I was fresh in the morning, mugging part (Chemistry), Physics in the evening and Maths being the most exciting at night. Keep revising. Revise what you've studied on Sunday. It's a great habit. Never solve problems in rough and throw your solved work. Keep it fair. It will be helpful in gaining confidence and further reference. Maintain a hobby. You always need something to distract yourself on this journey. Everybody studies the same amount of syllabus, and smart people excel.

M.Sc. Agriculture: Admission Process
The admission to the programme is based on performance in the entrance examination and the academic record of the student in graduation. Some of the entrance exams for M.Sc. . Agriculture are as follows:
AGRICET: Acharya N. G. Ranga Agricultural University conducts the Common Entrance Test for admission to M.Sc. . in Agriculture. The application forms are available online from May/June and the exam is held in July. ICAR AIEEA ICAR conducts the All India Entrance Examination for Agriculture. The application forms are available online in February and the exam is held in April. MCAER PGCET The Maharashtra Council of Agriculture Education & Research holds a PG Common Entrance Test for various programmes, M.Sc. . in Agriculture being one of them. The applications are available online in the month of March and the examination is held in May. Hence, to sum it up, if the candidate is eligible, they can follow the process as given below:
Fill in the application form. Clear the entrance exam. Admission to the programme.

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