Kerala Agricultural University Admission 2025 Underway Till June 30; Apply Now!

Kerala Agricultural University admission 2025 for several undergraduate programmes, including BSc and BTech programmes, is underway at admissions.kau.in till June 30, 2025. Know KAU admission 2025 dates and details here for admission to undergraduate programmes. 

Kerala Agricultural University is inviting applications for admission to undergraduate programmes for the academic session 2025. The authorities are inviting applications for the revolving fund mode in the constituent colleges/ institutions across the state. Students having valid KEAM scores 2025 or CUET (ICAR-UG) scores will be eligible for the programme. However, the authorities will offer admission to the programme in the ratio of 80:20. 

The authorities are offering admission to BSc and BTech programmes for the academic session 2025. The seat intake for the BSc programme is 40, while 53 seats are available for the BTech programme. 

KAU Admission 2025: Admission Criteria 

Admission to the BSc programme for 80% seats will be filled through NEET-KEAM medical rank list 2025, while 80% BTech seats will be filled using the KEAM rank list 2025 to be made available by the Commissioner fo Entrance Examinations. Moreover, admission to 20% of the seats for all programmes will be filled on the basis of CUET (ICAR-UG) 2025 entrance examination conducted by the National Testing Agency. 

Kerala Agricultural University Admission 2025: Registration Fee and Dates 

The KAU registration 2025 is ongoing at admissions.kau.in for all interested and eligible candidates. Interested students have to pay INR 1,000 (INR 500 for SC/ ST (Kerala Nativity/ differently abled) students. The registration link is activated in online mode till June 30, 2025. Hence, students are suggested not to wait for the registration deadline and apply at the earliest to avoid last-minute discrepancies. 

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