OUAT Eligibility Criteria 2027 determines who can apply to Odisha University of Agriculture and Technology undergraduate programmes. OUAT offers 725 total seats across nine constituent colleges. All candidates must clear the OUAT Common Entrance Examination (CBT mode).
The minimum mark threshold is 50% aggregate in +2 Science for the Unreserved category. Candidates from SC, ST, PwD, and certain other reserved categories need only 40%. Subject combinations differ strictly by course.
B.Tech Agricultural Engineering requires PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics). B.V.Sc. and A.H. and B.F.Sc. require PCB (Physics, Chemistry, Biology). B.Sc Agriculture and allied courses accept either PCM or PCB.
- B.Sc Agriculture, B.V.Sc. and A.H., B.F.Sc., B.Tech Agricultural Engineering: The OUAT 2027-28 admission cycle has not yet opened. Based on the 2025-26 cycle, Form-A is expected from March 2027 (Tentative) and the entrance exam is expected in June 2027 (Tentative).
- Lateral Entry (Agro-Polytechnic Route): Form-A expected from May 2027 (Tentative) with a separate offline entrance exam in July 2027 (Tentative).
- Candidates awaiting +2 Science results may apply but must pass with the qualifying percentage by the time of admission.
- One application form covers all OUAT UG courses. Candidates need not apply separately per course.
- Application fee: INR 2,000 (non-refundable), paid online through net banking, debit or credit card, or UPI.
- Reservation quota: ICAR 20%, VCI 15%, ST 12%, SC 8%, Green Card Holder 5%, PwD 5%, Armed Forces Personnel 3%.
- Domicile preference: Most seats are for candidates who passed HSC with Odia as MIL or whose parents are permanent residents of Odisha. Non-domicile candidates must submit a certificate from the appropriate revenue authority.
- NRI/PIO sponsored seats: 60 supernumerary seats on cost-sharing basis across all colleges.
OUAT Admission Portal 2027: ouat.ac.in
Direct Admission at OUAT: OUAT does not offer a management quota. All seats are filled through merit and the OUAT common entrance examination and counselling process.








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