Parul University's M.Sc. Agriculture program is not accredited by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) at present. The university has different courses, such as B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture and M.Sc. Agriculture, but it is not listed among the accredited institutions by ICAR. This is particularly so if you are seeking government employment, preparing for government competitive examinations conducted by the government, or pursuing higher studies in agriculture, where a degree approved by ICAR may be mandatory. So, while Parul University is well-equipped and boasts a strong curriculum, it is reasonable to consider universities that possess an official ICAR accreditation, particularly if ICAR approval is important to your agenda.

LPU accepts CUET or LPUNEST scores for MSc Agriculture admission. You can sit for the LPUNEST exam specifically to avail of the scholarship. You can get up to 38% scholarship if you score very well in the LPUNEST examinations. 

The MSc Agriculture is a full-time postgraduate course of two years. The batch strength is 40 students. The curriculum has been designed to make students proficient in the technologies and scientific advancements in the field of agriculture. In 2023, the highest package offered to students of this department was INR 10.07 LPA and the average package was INR 4.50 LPA.

60% is the cutoff for the MSc Agriculture course at LPU. Aspirants seeking admission to the course must have scored 60% in graduation (B.Sc Agriculture/ B.Sc Agri. (Hons.) B.Sc Biotechnology(Hons.) 4 Yrs) and secure the minimum score required to qualify for LPUNEST.