TNAU

However, Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU) has announced that the semester results will be given on their official website, @tnau.ac.in soon. Students need to check the results; they will know whether they pass or not.

The minimal score needed to complete the examinations is a pass level. Should this not be achieved, then students have failed. Those who will move to the next semester without having any outstanding subjects or backlogs are those who pass. Because of this, students should take the time to thoroughly review their results in order for them to find out how they are situated academically as well as take appropriate decisions on what might follow.

Undergraduate Programs

Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU) offers several undergraduate courses like B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture, Horticulture, Forestry, and Sericulture, whereas all the university's Agricultural engineering, food technology, biotechnology, and energy and environmental engineering are the fields in which B.Tech. degrees are awarded. After these courses of study, students are prepared for jobs that could be highly specialized but always with competitive cut-offs that ensure high standards of academic quality. In itself, each course combines both theoretical knowledge and applied skills in modules from each industry requirement.

Postgraduate Programs

In addition to offering postgraduate programs, the Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU) grants Master of Science degrees in Sericulture, Forestry, Horticulture,and.Agriculture M.Tech. degrees in Agricultural Engineering and Food Technology are also offered. In addition to this, the university provides an MBA programme in Agribusiness Management. The cut-off for admission in general categories is pretty competitive, while that in reserved categories is cutthroat as per the programme and the category involved. According to the course idea, it is intended to improve the capabilities of the students in their chosen field or career area.

Diploma Programs

The Tamil Nadu Agricultural University (TNAU) offers diploma courses in Agriculture, Horticulture, and Agricultural Engineering.Diploma courses have cutoff according to the category. The cutoff for the Diploma in Agriculture is between 170 and 110 for the open category, while the cutoff is between 200 and 80 for the reserved categories. For the Diploma in Horticulture, cutoffs vary from 168 to 108 for open category students, and from 198 to 78 for the reserved categories. The cut-offs for the Diploma in Agricultural Engineering range between 166 and 106 at the general level and 196 to 76 at the reserved categories. These courses include special training and practical learning to help students working towards advancing their careers in the same fields.