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OUAT M.Sc. Courses & Fees 2025
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Special OJEE counselling 2024 Round 3 seat allotment for Integrated MSc course has been published and the last date for seat withdrawal is Aug 27, 2024 (by 5 PM). Further, the final round allotment will be released on Aug 28, 2024.
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- OUAT M.Sc. Highlights 2025
- OUAT M.Sc. Popular courses
- OUAT M.Sc. Admission dates 2025
- OUAT M.Sc. Curriculum
- OUAT M.Sc. Seats
- OUAT M.Sc. Student Reviews
OUAT M.Sc.Highlights 2025
Eligibility CriteriaAccepted ExamICAR AIEEA OUAT Entrance Exam Orissa SAMS +2 more
Graduation score60%
Return on InvestmentTotal Tuition Fees₹ 22.4K
Average Package₹ 5.4L - 8.3L
Commonly asked questions On Highlights
Q: Is M.Sc. at OUAT worth the investment?
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{Source: M.Sc. students & alumni}
Based on the feedback from students and alumni, here's a summary of the pros and cons:
Pros:
* Highly qualified and cooperative teachers who are experts in their fields
* Good infrastructure facilities, including Wi-Fi, smart labs, and modern libraries
* Research opportunities and funding provided by the university
* Faculty members are well-experienced and knowledgeable in modern technologies
* Annual college fests and other extracurricular activities
Cons:
* Limited placement opportunities for non-agriculture graduates (M.Sc.)
* No dedicated placement officer for non-agriculture departments
* Poor laboratory facilities and limited research equipment
* Limited industry exposure and interactions
* Course curriculum not tailored specifically to the needs of students
Placement Scenario:
* Around 80% of students are placed, mostly in government sectors
* Assistant professor, junior scientist, and agriculture field officer roles are commonly offered
* However, these placements are mainly for B.Sc. agriculture students, not M.Sc. students
In conclusion, while the M.Sc. programme at OUAT offers several strengths, such as excellent teaching staff and research opportunities, it also faces challenges like limited placement prospects and poor laboratory facilities. Potential students should carefully weigh these factors before deciding whether to invest in the program.
Based on the feedback from students and alumni, here's a summary of the pros and cons:
Pros:
* Highly qualified and cooperative teachers who are experts in their fields
* Good infrastructure facilities, including Wi-Fi, smart labs, and modern libraries
* Research opportunities and funding provided by the university
* Faculty members are well-experienced and knowledgeable in modern technologies
* Annual college fests and other extracurricular activities
Cons:
* Limited placement opportunities for non-agriculture graduates (M.Sc.)
* No dedicated placement officer for non-agriculture departments
* Poor laboratory facilities and limited research equipment
* Limited industry exposure and interactions
* Course curriculum not tailored specifically to the needs of students
Placement Scenario:
* Around 80% of students are placed, mostly in government sectors
* Assistant professor, junior scientist, and agriculture field officer roles are commonly offered
* However, these placements are mainly for B.Sc. agriculture students, not M.Sc. students
In conclusion, while the M.Sc. programme at OUAT offers several strengths, such as excellent teaching staff and research opportunities, it also faces challenges like limited placement prospects and poor laboratory facilities. Potential students should carefully weigh these factors before deciding whether to invest in the program.
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OUAT M.Sc.Admission dates 2025
| Dates | Upcoming Events |
|---|---|
6 Jan '25 - 10 Jan '25 | ICAR AIEEA PG 2024 Counselling: Online Registration, Fee,Ongoing |
15 Jan '25 - 16 Jan '25 | ICAR AIEEA PG 2024 Counselling 1st Round: Seat Allotment, Document Upload |
17 Jan '25 | ICAR AIEEA PG 2024 Counselling 1st Round: Online Document Verification |
18 Jan '25 | ICAR AIEEA PG 2024 Counselling 1st Round: Seat Acceptance Fee, Document Verification & re-submission of documents |
21 Jan '25 - 22 Jan '25 | ICAR AIEEA PG 2024 Counselling Round 2: Seat Allotment & Document Upload |
23 Jan '25 | ICAR AIEEA PG 2024 Counselling Round 2: Document Verification by the Universities |
24 Jan '25 | ICAR AIEEA PG 2024 Counselling Round 2: Seat Acceptance Fee, Document Verification & re-submission of documents |
27 Jan '25 - 28 Jan '25 | ICAR AIEEA PG 2024 Counselling Round 3: Seat Allotment & Document Upload |
29 Jan '25 | ICAR AIEEA PG 2024 Counselling Round 3: Document Verification |
30 Jan '25 | ICAR AIEEA PG 2024 Counselling Round 3: Seat Acceptance Fee, Document Verification & re-submission of documents |
| Dates | Past Events |
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6 Jan '25 - 7 Jan '25 | OUAT 2024 Campus Reporting for MVSC Courses for All Round Seat Allotment |
8 Nov '24 - 9 Nov '24 | ICAR AIEEA PG 2024 Final Round Counselling: Last Date to submit fee |
OUAT M.Sc.Curriculum
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Jeetesh Sahu 
M.Sc. in Agriculture (Vegetable Science) - Batch of 2022
4.6
4Placements4Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money
I am absolutely satisfied with the faculty members.
Placements: Around 80% of students are placed. Most of them are in the government sector. Top roles offered are assistant professor, junior scientist, agriculture field officer, probation officer, SEED testing officer, assistant soil conservation officer, and others.
Infrastructure: College is highly equipped with Hi-tech laboratories, large seminar halls, a gym, an indoor stadium, large classrooms, a central laboratory, various research stations, a central library, reading rooms, a common room, an Amphi theatre, and indoor nurseries, and many others.
Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified, very cooperative, helpful, and knowledgeable. Many of them are the renowned scientist in the field of Agriculture. Their teaching quality is of international standards. Exams are conducted in the semester system.
Reviewed on 27 Jun 2022Read More
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Sudipta Mohanty
M.Sc. in Agriculture (Plant Breeding and Genetics) - Batch of 2015
4.6
4Placements4Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money
It is the best Agriculture University in the state.
Placements: Many microbiology related companies like Bisleri, etc., visit our campus for placements. PhD students of our college are also offered in many institutions as lecturers and also as researchers. For further research, the university also provides funds to help its next outcomes.
Infrastructure: All kinds of infrastructure facilities were available, including Wi-Fi, smart labs, modern laboratories, etc. The canteen was also available, which was quite hygienic. I am a local student, so I have no idea about hostel facilities. The campus was clean with proper security.
Faculty: Faculty members were well experienced. They have knowledge of modern technologies, and handling of all technical equipment was good. Interaction among faculty members and students was generally done in a separate session, which is like a group discussion class. The course curriculum was useful for further exams.
Reviewed on 9 Aug 2019Read More
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Prava Suman Sethi
M.Sc. in Agriculture (Agronomy) - Batch of 2019
2.4
2Placements3Infrastructure3Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life2Value for Money
I am dissatisfied because of placements.
Placements: College does not provide placements for our course because all placements are for B.Sc. agriculture students and not for other graduates. The college mentions placement in the prospectus in the time of admission, but maximum placements are only for agriculture students and most important there is no placement officer for our department.
Infrastructure: Classrooms are good for our department only. Facilities like study tour, lab, computer class, placements, Wi-Fi, practical, group discussion class, proper communication process for learning for communicating are not available. There is no specific class, like any other MBA colleges.
Faculty: Faculty members are good and helpful. Teaching quality is also good. We don't get any industry exposure. But the course curriculum of agriculture business management is not useful as per its reputation. General MBA is more helpful than agribusiness management.
Reviewed on 8 Aug 2019Read More
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Sujit Kumar Behera
M.Sc. in Agriculture (Nematology) - Batch of 2018
3
2Placements4Infrastructure2Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
The college has a good infrastructure, but there was a lack of faculty and laboratory facility.
Placements: None of the companies visits the campus for placements. However, students were engaged in different bank jobs and state government jobs. But still, many students were unemployed and pursuing their higher studies like PhD. There was scope, but the extension work and dissemination of awareness was lacking. There may also some scope for research work, but the government was not interested in it.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure of our college was good. There were enough classrooms for all students. But the laboratory facility was very poor. There was a requirement for much other research equipment and chemicals to carry out smooth research work. Classrooms of the PG and PhD students were not air-conditioned.
Faculty: The course curriculum was good. But faculty members were very less. There were two wings in the department, and one was academic and other was research wing. There were 2 faculty members in the research wing, but there were also 2 faculty members in the academic wing. But there should be at least 5 faculty members for better teaching and good work spirit for research scholars.
Reviewed on 22 Jun 2019Read More
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Chelluru Udaykumar
M.Sc. in Agriculture (Agronomy) - Batch of 2019
4.6
4Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
It has a rich diversity in knowledge.
Placements: There are many placements in this campus. Students nearly 70 percent secured placement in our college. It offered assistant manager post to PG and Ph.D. students in companies like itc and nagarjuna fertilizer company. So they offered for B.Sc. agriculture students marketing sector.
Infrastructure: It's a great campus. I would be privileged to be a part of it. It has advanced lab equipment for experiments to carry on. And our department has Wi-Fi facility to access the latest technology. It has a central library which provides students with books and the latest journals.
Faculty: I am a student of agronomy. Here professors are highly qualified and has wide range knowledge on entire agriculture field. Student to teacher ratio is 4:1 for PG and Ph.D. students. I carry research project and for research and completion of my thesis, my guide supported me.
Other: There is annual college fest, hostel fest and singing competition is organized.
Reviewed on 24 Mar 2019Read More
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Anubhav Sahoo
M.Sc. in Agriculture (Soil Science) - Batch of 2019
5
5Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money
It is the best institute. If you have an interest in agriculture, go for it.
Placements: Almost 40% of the students got placed in our course. The lowest salary offered was Rs. 23,000 per month, and the highest salary offered was Rs. 80,000 per month. You have great opportunities here. Including me, there are about 30-40 students who got internships. The highest salary package offered was of 9 LPA. You will get a job definitely.
Infrastructure: All the classrooms were very vast and perfect for study. Wi-Fi was also available. There was a huge library, and a good atmosphere to study. Hostels were neat and clean. All the facilities like medical, canteen, and sports were available. You can choose your favourite sports. Extracurricular activities were given importance.
Faculty: Teachers in our college were very qualified and knowledgeable. Teaching quality was excellent. You will feel secure among teachers, and all your doubts are cleared. All the students have a great future after passing out from the college. You will not face any problem related to teaching.
Other: I opted for this course because I like agriculture most. In our course, there are many options. My aim is to be a soil scientist. I have an interest in this. It has good connectivity.
Reviewed on 12 Feb 2020Read More
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Student Forum
Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered 6 days ago
The cutoff for B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture at Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology (OUAT) typically depends on factors like the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the exam, and the overall performance of students. The university usually conducts an entrance exam for admission,
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Rupesh Katariya
Contributor-Level 10
Answered a week ago
The cutoff marks for the B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture at the Odisha University of Agriculture and Technology (OUAT) are announced on the university's official website after the results are released. Here's some information about the 2024 OUAT cutoff marks:
- The cutoff mark for OUAT 2024 is 50 percent
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Fathima Liyana
Beginner-Level 5
Answered 2 weeks ago
The latest cutoff information for the B.Sc. (Hons.) in Forestry at Odisha University of Agriculture and Technology (OUAT) indicates that for the general category, the opening cutoff is approximately 67.893, while the closing cutoff is around 65.083. This reflects the competitive nature of admissions
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MUNI Lokesh
Contributor-Level 10
Answered a month ago
Yes, during applying to B.Sc (Hons) in Agriculture, Horticulture, Forestry, and Community Science at OUAT, Orissa University of Agriculture and Technology the candidate must have a background of PCM or PCB. Candidates must have passed their Class 12th with these subjects from any recognised board an
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Subhash Kumar Gupta
Contributor-Level 10
Answered 2 months ago
One seat in each subject/discipline of the Master’s and Doctoral programme is reserved for foreign candidates sponsored by ICAR/ICCR/any other statutory bodies of Govt. of India. If the seats remain vacant, those seats shall not be filled up by any other categories. In the case of foreign candidates
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Ishita Chauhan
Contributor-Level 9
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