Anand Agriculture University offers undergraduate programs with admissions based on the GUJCET entrance exam, requiring competitive scores alongside 12th-grade board marks. The merit list is determined by 60% board marks and 40% GUJCET marks. The faculty is highly qualified, with many holding advanced degrees, and maintains a 20:1 student-to-faculty ratio, ensuring personalized attention. As a state institution recognized by ICAR, it offers affordable education with general course fees at INR 1.10 lacs and an annual fee of INR 27,400 for the BSc Agriculture (Hons.) program.
Scholarships and financial aids, including government and NGO support, are available, with specific relaxations for reserved categories and female students. The university boasts a strong placement and internship program, particularly in agro-industries, with a 100% placement record in recent years. Students undertake a 1-year internship in their final year, with the RAWE program offering a stipend of 18,000 INR. Notable companies like GSFC, GNFC, Tata, and Reliance provide employment opportunities.
Approximately 60% of graduates pursue higher education, while 30% secure jobs. Eligible students (minimum 70% or 7 CGPA) can participate in campus placements, with an average package of 24,000 INR. Various scholarships are offered based on merit and category, including government and ICAR scholarships. ST/SC students receive around 36,000 INR, OBC students 18,000 INR, and General category students 12,000 INR annually. The top 10 students are eligible for a 6,000 INR fellowship.
Students with a high CGPA may receive ICAR exam and NTS scholarships. The overall cost, including tuition and additional fees, remains minimal due to government support, with girls paying half the fees compared to boys.
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