AISECT University

The university may offer course admissions on a merit-basis, primarily. Hence, the applicants performance in the UG degree course shall be evaluated for selection. For the MSc in Agriculture course, the selection can be entrance-based and hence, AJEE score of the candidates can be considered. The aspirants who fulfil the eligibility criteria can proceed with application formalities. After this, the applications are evaluted and selection is done.

A merit/selection list is published to announce names of the selected candidates. These applicants can pay the admission fee amount to lock their seats. 

The AISECT Group of Universities conduct AJEE exam in two cycles. Aspirants of MSc Agriculture at AISECT University should appear for the entrance test. The entrance exam is conducted in Jun and Jul month of the admission year. Aspirants should stay updated with admission schedule to avoid missing out an important event. 

The university releases its applications in and around Mar. Aspirants of AISECT MSc course must submit their applications on or before the prescribed deadline.  The registration window closes in the Apr month of the academic year. 

AISECT University may offer admission to MSc programmes on a merit-basis. However, for the MSc in Agriculture course, candidates may have to take the AISECT Joint Entrance Exam (AJEE). Apart from this, the aspirants must meet the course-specific eligibility requirements. 

The candidates have to pay the admission fee amount after they receive the admission letter. AISECT University fee structure is sum of different components, such as tuition fee, security deposit, admission charge, etc. Below table can be referred for the AISECT University MSc course fee details:

NOTE: It must be noted that the mentioned fee is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and, hence, is indicative.

The university offers two-year MSc programme across six specialisations. Admission to these courses is granted on a merit-basis. However, for the MSc in Agriculture course, aspirants may get selected based on AJEE scores. Candidates must check out the eligibility criteria before applying. Mentioned below are the offered course specialisations:

• Zoology
• Mathematics
• Physics
• Information Technology
• Chemistry
• Agriculture

It must be noted that the details mentioned here are from unofficial sources. Hence, is indicative. 

Yes, the course fee varies for BSc and BSc (Hons) courses. The duration of some of the programmes also vary. Some of the common components included in the AISECT University fee structure are tuition fees, caution money, and more. The table below can be referred for the course fee details:

NOTE: The above-mentioned fee is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is still subject to changes and hence, is indicative.

The AISECT University offers BSc (Hons) programmes across five specialisations. Duration of these courses is three-years. The mode of study is full-time. The university admit candidates based on merit/AJEE scores. Mentioned below are the available course specialisations:

• Zoology
• Mathematics
• Physics
• Chemistry
• Botany

NOTE: These details are as per unofficial sources. Hence, is indicative.

The applicants have to pay the application fee amount to confirm their seats. Along with the application, a fee of INR 400 has to be paid for course admission at the AISECT University. The students can pay the fee amount via demand draft, in cash or online modes of transaction. This fee amount is as per an old notification and hence, is indicative. 

The university accept BSc/BSc (Hons) applications in offline mode as well. Candidates can obtain the form by going to “University Office Hazaribagh”. A fee of INR 400 or amount prescribed by university has to be paid in cash or by means of a demand draft (DD) that is drawn in favour of AISECT University and is payable at Hazaribagh. After this, students can fill out the application and submit it to the admission office. The mentioned application/registration fee is as per past years' data and hence, is indicative.