More About PAU Ludhiana
Campus Area (Acres)
1220
Estd. Year
1962
Total Faculty Members
844
PAU Ludhiana Rankings, Accreditations & Recognitions

Tuition Fee
₹71,300 per year

Duration
2 years
Specializations

Tuition Fee
₹71,300 per year

Duration
3 years
Specializations

Tuition Fee
₹71,300 per year

Duration
2 years
Specializations

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Classrooms
Smart Classrooms
Auditoriums
Conference Halls
Seminar Halls
Lecture Rooms
Guest House
Convenience Store
Water Facilities
Cafeteria and Canteens
Mess Halls
Boys Hostels
Girls Hostels
Hostel Accommodation for International Students
Wi-Fi Campus
College Computer Center
University Data Centre
E-Governance Development Centre
University Information Superhighway Centre
Virus Free Internet Café
Punjab Agri Business Incubator (PABI)
NIDHI-TBI (National Initiative for Developing and Harnessing Innovations - Technology Business Incubator)
Skill Development Centre
Computer Labs
Biotechnology Lab
Toxicology Laboratory
Electron Microscopy and Nano-science Laboratory
Food Science and Technology Laboratories
Pilot Scale Facilities (Food Processing)
Central Library
Digital Library
Departmental Book Banks
PAU Health Centre / Hospital
TV Rooms (Hostels)
Indoor Games Rooms (Hostels)
Gardens and Green Campus
Campus Security System
Sports Complex
Counselling Cell
Parking Facilities
Gurinder Singh
Today I visit punjab agriculture University ludhiana....Well experience was very nice.....because of nest n clean environment and supportive professors....feel very good....Specially, in skills development centre.... here's one pictures n videos
ABDUL RAHMAN
I went to this University during the exhibition days. The University is very big and beautiful. The staff and people there are very nice. Punjabis are amazing.
TRVL_888
Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) was established in 1962 under the Punjab Agricultural University Act, with the goal of advancing agricultural education and research in the state of Punjab. The formation of PAU was a significant step in addressing the agricultural needs of the region, particularly in the wake of the Green Revolution, which sought to improve food security and agricultural productivity.Initially, PAU inherited the infrastructure and resources of the erstwhile Punjab Agricultural College and Research Institute (PACRI) in Lyallpur (now Faisalabad, Pakistan), which had been a major center for agricultural research since its founding in 1909. Following the partition of India in 1947, the Indian government decided to establish a new agricultural university in Punjab to continue and expand upon the work of PACRI.PAU quickly became a leading institution in agricultural research, contributing significantly to the development of high-yielding crop varieties, improved farming techniques, and integrated pest management. Its research efforts have played a crucial role in transforming Punjab into one of India's most agriculturally productive regions.The university also played a key role in the dissemination of agricultural knowledge through extension services, helping farmers adopt modern practices and technologies. Over the decades, PAU has expanded its academic and research programs, contributing to advancements in various fields such as biotechnology, soil science, and environmental management. Its influence extends beyond Punjab, impacting agricultural practices and policies at the national level.::Chat.G.P.T::
Jasmine Kaur
This is the asia's largest agriculture university. The campus is very beautifully build. It's greenery and variety of plants and trees is really amazing.





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