PAU - Punjab Agricultural University

MBA is offered in two specialisations at the institute which are as follows:

• Business Administration 
• Agriculture Business

Candidates must qualify PAU-MET and have an undergraduate degree from a recognised institute/university with minimum 60% aggregate in graduation in any discipline.

Candidates seeking admission to BSc (Hons) must appear for PAU-CET and for BSc Architecture, candidates must appear for AAT conducted by IIT Delhi.

 The university offers UG, PG and PhD programmes under 32 academic departments with Agriculture, Horticulture and Forestry being the top choices for aspirants.

The lowest salary package offered at Punjab Agricultural University was INR 1.5 LPA for the B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture program. The highest salary package offered was INR 12 LPA for the M.Tech. (Ag. Engg.) program. The average salary package offered was INR 3.96 LPA.

Yes, getting into Punjab Agricultural University is tough. The university is one of the most sought-after agricultural universities in India and the competition for admission is very high. The university has a limited number of seats available for each program. This means that there are more applicants than seats available, which makes the competition for admission very high. The university conducts an entrance exam for admission to most of its programs.

Yes, Punjab Agricultural University offers placement support to its students. The university has a placement cell that helps students find jobs after graduation. The placement cell organizes campus interviews with top companies from the agriculture, food processing, and allied sectors. The placement cell also provides training and development programs to students to help them prepare for the campus interviews.

Punjab Agricultural University offers a wide range of facilities to its students, faculty, and staff. The facilities include Hostel facilities, Sports facilities, Library facilities, Medical facilities, Transport facilities, a Cafeteria, a Bank, a Shopping Complex, a Bank, and so on.

No, The hostel is not compulsory at Punjab Agricultural University. Students can choose to stay in a hostel or commute from home. The university has a limited number of hostel seats, and they are usually given to students who are from far away places or who have financial difficulties. Students who are not eligible for hostel accommodation can apply for a hostel waiver.

Yes, Punjab Agricultural University offers hostel facilities for its students. The university has a total of 24 hostels, which can accommodate over 4,000 students. The hostels are located on the university campus and are well-maintained. The hostels are divided into 3 categories: 12 boys' hostels, 10 girls' hostels, and 2 mixed hostels