NM College of Agriculture Admission 2025: Eligibility, Process, Fees

The entrance exam scores accepted by N. M. College of Agriculture for admission to the B.Sc. Agriculture program include the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) and the exam scores of ICAR AIEEA (Indian Council of Agricultural Research All India Entrance Examination for Admission). Candidates must have completed their 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognized board with Physics to be eligible for the program.

For undergraduate courses candidate should have passed class 12th examination in Science stream and must have GUJCET/JEE score. Post graduate admissions are given on the basis of merit of graduation degree and entrance exam conducted by agricultural University of Gujarat.

The fees for Diploma in animal husbandry at Navsari agriculture University are not explicitly mentioned forever the fees for other courses offered by the University are given for example the fees for Bachelor of veterinary Science and animal are INA 35000 per year the fees for MSc in agriculture horticulture and forestry are INR 45000 per year the fees for MBA in agree business management and M.Tech in agriculture engineering are not specified.

Diploma in the agriculture course is offered at the Navsari Agricultural University and the Banking and Marketing Course are not offered at the Navsari Agricultural University

The course similar to the marketing is offered they are agribusiness course in this we can learn how to grow your business in the agricultural field and various sectors 

A student securing less than 50% marks (5.000 grade point) in a course, shall be considered to have failed and shall have to clear the same as mentioned. for which maximum of only three additional trials shall begiven, failing which his/her admission shall stand discontinued.

All the grade points below 5.000 and grade such as “I”, “AB”, “W”, “US” will be shown in his/her evaluation report and will also be considered for calculating OGPA. When a student clears a course (s) by more than one trial, the grade point (less than 5.000) obtained by him/her previously will be replaced by the grade point subsequently obtained by him/her in the respective course (s)for calculating the OGPA for the award of the degree.

The students obtaining 5.000 or more grade point in a course shall be deemed to have cleared that course and those obtaining less than 5.000 grade point or “W” or “I” or “Ab” grade shall be required to clear that course. It will be obligatory for the students to earn “S” grade for all non-credit courses in order to be eligible for the award of the degree. If student earn “US” grade he shall have to repeat the course.

The Cumulative Grade Point Average obtained at the end of the final semester is the Overall Grade Point Average (OGPA) of the candidate to be worked out as under;

OGPA = ∑ (Credit x Credit Points)÷ Total Credits

100 of  10 Points

90 to <100 9 to <10

80 to <90 8 to <9

70 to <80 7 to <8

60 to <70 6 to <7

50 to <60 5 to <6

<50 (Fail) <5

Allotment of division :

OGPA Division

5.000 – 5.999 Pass

6.000 – 6.999 II division

7.000 – 7.999 I division

8.000 and above  I division with distinction

The college offers various undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral courses in agricultural sciences. Some of the courses in demand at this college include BSc and MSc in Agricultural Sciences. The program covers various subjects related to agriculture, such as soil science, plant breeding and genetics, crop physiology, agricultural economics, and more.

As per me B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture as this course as the placements for this course are quite satisfactory, with about 40 to 50 percent of students securing placements.