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Yes, there is an entrance exam for admission to Heritage Law College. The exam is called the Heritage Law College Entrance Test (HLCET).

 Acharya N. G. Ranga Agricultural University has a seat intake of 60 for the Diploma offered in Agricultural Engineering at two constituent polytechnics. The university also offers the course at 17 affiliated polytechnics with a seat intake of 30 each (total 510 seats at affiliated colleges). This data is further as per past years’ records and hence is subject to changes.

Candidates applying for MTech shall have a BE/BTech degree in the relevant specialisation. Further, the university shortlists students based on the score secured in the ICAR AIEEA exam. Hence, aspirants must a valid score of the accepted entrance test to become eligible for admission. Further, based on seat intake and students' exam scores, the seat allotment is carried out.

The total seat intake for MSc courses at ANGRAU is 349. Additionally, this is an approximate number of seats available at the university. Seats are further available at the constituent and affiliated colleges as well. This seat intake is as per the data curated from unofficial sources and further is subject to changes.

The total tuition fee as per the unofficial sources ranges from INR 21,840 – INR 1.02 Lacs for MSc programmes. This given fee is subject to changes and hence students are advised to check the official website (angrau.ac.in) for more details. Further, the given fee range includes MSc tuition fees at the constituent and affiliated colleges as well.

 The mode of application for the MSc programme at ANGRAU is online. Candidates can visit the official website of the university (angrau.ac.in) and submit a duly filled application form online along with all the supporting documents and the applicable application fee. The application form further must be submitted within the due date.

Acharya N. G. Ranga Agricultural University offers MSc in nearly 41 specialisations. The MSc specialisations are offered in the disciplines of Agriculture, Agricultural Engineering & Technology, and Community Science, including Agronomy, Seed Science & Technology, Agricultural Microbiology, and Crop Physiology.

The total seat intake for BSc courses at the university is 1,015. Moreover, there are 560 seats for the BSc (Hons) programme at its constituent colleges. Apart from this, there are 360 seats for BSc (Hons) in Agriculture at colleges affiliated to the university. This seat intake is further as per unofficial sources and hence is indicative.

Yes, one can appear for improvement exams twice:

1. In July after the results are announced.
2. Next year in March 2024 with other regular students.