How many seats are available for M.Agri at Nagaland University - Medziphema Campus?

Nagaland University's School of Agricultural Sciences, Medziphema Campus, does conduct a state-level entrance exam for admission to B.Sc Agriculture. For the 2025 academic session, recent notifications indicate that the entrance examination for B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture (High Fee Category and University Employee Quota) was scheduled for July 23, 2025. This suggests the main application window and exam for general admissions would likely have occurred earlier or around this time. Always keep a close eye on the official Nagaland University website, specifically the "Admissions" section for the School of Agricultural Sciences, Medziphema, as their calendar for entrance exams and counselling dates is updated there. For regular B.Sc Agriculture seats, CUET (ICAR-UG) scores are also often considered.

To help B.Sc. students financially, Nagaland University, Medziphema Campus, offers a number of scholarship programs. The purpose of these scholarships is to help deserving and struggling students further their education. Government-funded scholarships, such as those offered by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs to students from Scheduled Tribes, and various state government scholarships for students from economically disadvantaged groups are other popular possibilities for scholarships. In addition, the university might provide need-based financial aid to help students in need as well as merit-based scholarships based on academic achievement. Additionally, scholarships from NGOs and private groups may be available to finance postsecondary education in particular subjects.

The All India Entrance Examination for Admission (ICAR) score is not usually a prerequisite for admission to the B.Sc. programme at Nagaland University, Medziphema Campus. Rather, admissions are typically determined on the grades received in the 10+2 exams or its equivalent. Nonetheless, the intended score range would often rely on the overall performance of candidates and the competition for the programme if the university does take ICAR AIEEA scores into consideration for particular programs or in particular situations.

Typically, a competitive score for agricultural programs that take into account ICAR AIEEA scores is between 400 and 600 out of 800. An applicant would normally be competitive to get into the programme if they were to receive a score in this range.