College of Agriculture, Hassan M.Sc (Agricultural Economics) FAQs
Ques. What is the total fee for M.Sc in Agricultural Economics at College of Agriculture, Hassan?
Ans. The total fee for M.Sc in Agricultural Economics at College of Agriculture, Hassan is INR 1,02,000 for the two-year programme, as per the UAS Bangalore fee schedule. Hostel and mess charges are payable separately. ICAR JRF holders receive a monthly fellowship that offsets the cost.
Ques. How is admission done for M.Sc in Agricultural Economics at College of Agriculture, Hassan?
Ans. Admission to M.Sc in Agricultural Economics is through CUET-PG or the UAS Bangalore PG entrance for state seats and ICAR AIEEA-PG for the all-India quota. Candidates register for CUET-PG by January 25, 2026, appear for the exam in March 2026, and join UAS PG counselling for seat allotment.
Ques. What is the eligibility for M.Sc in Agricultural Economics at College of Agriculture, Hassan?
Ans. Candidates must hold a B.Sc (Hons.) in Agriculture or a related discipline or a closely related four-year bachelor’s degree from a recognised university with at least 60% marks or 6.5 OGPA (relaxed for SC/ST and reserved category candidates). A valid CUET-PG or AIEEA-PG score is required for admission.
Ques. What career options are available after M.Sc in Agricultural Economics?
Ans. After M.Sc in Agricultural Economics from College of Agriculture, Hassan, graduates can work as agricultural economist, agri-business analyst, rural credit officer, research associate, and policy analyst. The ICAR-recognised degree also qualifies holders for Ph.D admission and for agricultural research and extension posts recruited through state and central agencies.
Ques. Does College of Agriculture, Hassan offer ICAR quota seats for M.Sc?
Ans. Yes. As a constituent college of UAS Bangalore, College of Agriculture, Hassan reserves a share of M.Sc seats for the ICAR all-India quota filled through AIEEA-PG. The remaining seats are filled by UAS through CUET-PG or the university PG entrance, with reservation as per Karnataka norms.







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