Programmes
- Programme CodePHD-018
- Duration3 Years
- ProgrammeDoctoral Programme
- Department Department of Agriculture
The Doctoral Degree Programme in Agronomy, offered by the Department of Agriculture, is a fundamental discipline in agricultural science. This program equips scholars with the expertise to address global challenges such as food security, climate change adaptation, and efficient land use while focusing on the optimization of crop production, soil management, and sustainable resource utilization.
The Ph.D. program emphasizes advanced research in key areas such as crop physiology, soil fertility, agroecology, precision agriculture, and climate-smart farming. Through rigorous scientific inquiry, doctoral scholars develop innovative solutions to enhance yield potential, improve nutrient management, mitigate environmental impacts, and promote sustainable agricultural practices.
Beyond scientific advancements, the program plays a crucial role in policy-making and agricultural extension services, ensuring that research findings translate into real-world applications for farmers and agribusinesses. By fostering cutting-edge research and practical innovations, the doctoral programme in agronomy contributes to a resilient and sustainable agricultural future.
50,000 1stYr.
50,000 2ndYr.
50,000 3rdYr.
Agronomy
M. Sc. degree in Agronomy with a minimum of 55% (50% for SC/ST)
Admission to the Ph.D. Programme would be through an entrance exam follwed by personal interview. Those who have valid score cards of the NET will be exempted from the Entrance examination.
