M.Agri.

Candidates must fulfill a number of important prerequisites in order to be considered for the Master of Agriculture (M.Agri) programme at Nagaland University's Medziphema Campus. A Bachelor's degree in agriculture or a closely related discipline from an accredited university is normally the minimum eligibility requirement. For general category students, the required aggregate percentage is usually between 50% and 55% (or an equivalent CGPA). Candidates in reserved categories (SC, ST, and OBC) may be eligible for a 5% relaxation. Furthermore, it's common for candidates to have taken agriculturally related courses throughout their undergraduate studies. 

The precise cutoff scores for the Nagaland University, Medziphema Campus Master of Agriculture (M.Agri) programme can change every year depending on several variables, including the volume of applications, the applicants' overall performance, and the availability of seats. Even if precise cutoff scores aren't usually made available to the public, a range might be inferred from broad patterns in institutions that are comparable.

Universities often require a minimum percentage in the undergraduate degree for postgraduate programs like the M.Agri. This percentage is usually in the range of:

General Category: 55–60%
SC, ST, and OBC Reserved Categories: 50–55%

• Make sure you fulfill the prerequisites for eligibility. A Bachelor's degree in agriculture or a closely related discipline from an accredited university is normally necessary, with a minimum percentage (typically between 50 and 60%).
• Get the application form from the admissions office or the university's official website. Complete the application form completely, including all required academic and personal information.
• Verify whether taking an entrance exam is necessary for admission to the M.Agri programme at the university.
• Send in the filled-out application form and the necessary paperwork
• If you are invited for an interview or counselling session, it will be because of your academic standing or admission exam results that you were shortlisted.