University of Agricultural Sciences Course Admission 2025: Fees, Application Form, Eligibility & Selection Criteria

Yes, as a NRI student you can certainly apply for the programmes offered at University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore. However, NRI candidates should satisfy the eligibility criteria as stated by the university to get a seat at the university. The basic eligibility is to have passed a two years Pre-University course (Class 12 equivalent) with a minimum aggregate of 50% in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics & Biology subjects. For further information, related to UAS Bangalore NRI admission, students are advised to either visit the official website of the university or contact the admission help desk of the same.

Students applying through the Agri-Quota need to submit the documents at the time of application for the desired course at UAS Bangalore. Depending on the centre for which the student had specified in KEA application, the candidates will have to submit the following documents:

• CET admission ticket
• Certificate issued by the Tahsildar/ acknowledgement with RD number (for Agriculturist/labour in agriculture and allied sector)
• Family tress (Vamshavruksha) issed by the Tahsildar in case of undivded family for Agriculture Quota 
• Income Certificate
• Affadavit stating that agriculture is their only source of income
• Salary Certificate (if applicable)

Once all the UAS Bangalore BSc seats are allocated, students are required to pay the first installment of the fees to confirm their seat. At this stage, students are usually required to pay the first installment of the tuition fees. Apart from this, they may also be required to pay a one-time fee to secure their admission.

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If the student fails in internal examination there is no retest or any other option to get passed in internal however you have to obtain 50% marks in the subject to get passed. So if you get failed in subject you have to obtain 50+ marks in external. The following is the passing criteria of external in UAS.

The evaluation of student’s performance shall be made separately

for each course registered by the student.

2. Each course shall carry a maximum of 100 marks.There shall be

an external examination to the extent of 50 per cent of marks as

detailed in regulation 9.0

3.The evaluation of the student in each course will be referred to

as grading under ten point scale and shall be measured by the

quality of performance in that course by assigning course grade

points.

4.Student obtaining grade point of less than 5.00 in a course will be

declared as failed in that course. The grade of such student will

be indicated as F. The courses with Grade Point of 5.00 or more

will be treated as cleared, except as in regulation 11.0

5.The student shall repeat the course (s) in which he / she has

obtained grade till a minimum grade point of 5.00 is obtained either

by registering as a regular course or by taking supplementary

examination as laid down under regulation 11.0