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B.Sc. Agriculture Business Management Eligibility
The minimum eligibility criteria for B.Sc. Agriculture Science are 10+2 with Science as a subject having 50% marks. Admission to B.Sc. Courses is based on the performance of entrance exams. B.Sc. Agriculture Business Management Employment Areas
Banking Sector
FMCG Companies
Food Processing Companies
Academic Institutes
Retailing Sector
B.Sc. Agriculture Business Management Job Types
Area Sales Manager
Marketing Executive
Credit Manager
Management Trainer
Teacher/Lecturer
Just you need to apply whenever the application is invited, online. For applying online you must be 12th grade pass (of course of Science stream with biology and not bifocal subjects). So on the basis of 12th aggregates percentage (including 7/12th extract and other options like sports and etc. ). You can get admission in any of the colleges that you filled in the application form of references through various rounds of admission. You can enroll yourself in management round as well of different colleges if you fail to secure any seat in the previous rounds of admission. For admission in Maharashtra state you can visit MCAER portal for more information.

This is a long one to answer, but I will give it a try. MAT and CAT are really different to their core. The only similarity between these two is that on cracking any one of these, you will end up with an MBA or PGDM. Let me summarize the differences in the following points. Paper Pattern - The MAT paper has 200 questions divided in 5 sections with 40 questions each, whereas the CAT paper has 100 questions divided in 3 sections of 34,32 and 34 questions. MAT has a section called India and Global Environment which is based on GK. However CAT doesn't have a GK section unlike some other management exams. MAT has a negative marking of - 0.25 marks and CAT as a negative marking of - 0.33 marks per question. Test Taking Time - In CAT one gets an hour for each section and the whole exam is of 3 hours. In MAT one gets 150 minutes (2 hours 30 minds) for answering the 200 questions. Paper toughness - The MAT paper is really easy compared to CAT. The questions are easier and also it's easier to score high percentiles as the test taking lot is not as serious (By serious I mean some of them CAT takers give 200 or so mocks, which is unbelievable) as the ones taking CAT. Test Frequency MAT happens 4 times every year while CAT only happens once a year. So one has a high probability of cracking MAT than CAT going just by this.