Notification from Professor Jayashankar Telangana Agricultural University soon
Congratulating students on their success in EAPCET 2025, Vice Chancellor of Professor Jayashankar Telangana Agricultural University (PJTAU) Aldas Janaiah on Sunday said that the university will bring out its notification soon.
'In addition to increasing regular and special quota seats in PJTAU, the fee is also reduced. Soon there will be new colleges. Admission and entrance procedures, including for NRI quotas, will be issued this week,' he stated.
Mr. Janaiah advised students and parents to exercise caution while choosing a college. He noted that certain colleges, despite Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) recognition, have been issuing notifications for admissions to B.Sc courses. He clarified that only PJTAU has the ICAR recognition to offer B.Sc Agriculture courses in Telangana.
On the opportunities to pursue agricultural education through the university, he informed that PJTAU and Western Sydney University, who had been partners for several years now, together will also launch a four-year degree course soon.
This unique course will allow exchange of students to offer varied exposure, here in Telangana and in Sydney, Australia. The partnership would also emphasise future courses in Masters and doctoral-level studies. An agreement on this development between the universities is in the final stage, Mr. Janaiah informed.
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