Punjab Agricultural University - Programs and Facilities

Programs and Facilities

At present the university offers five bachelor's degrees, 51 master's degree and 42 doctorate programmes in 50 departments of five constituent colleges. In addition it also offers a Bachelor of Education programme and five Diploma programmes in its five constituent colleges:

  • College of Agriculture: Bachelor of Science (BSc), Master of Science (MSc), Master of Business Administration (MBA), Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
  • College of Agricultural Engineering - Bachelor of Technology (BTech), Master of Engineering (MTech), PhD
  • College of Home Sciences
  • College of Basic Sciences and Humanities

An Institute of Agriculture was established at Gurdaspur. In 1988 the university switched from the trimester to semester system and in 1993 it switched from the letter grade system to a 10.00 credit point average system.

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