College of Agriculture, Hassan Ph.D. (Sericulture) FAQs
Ques. What is the total fee for Ph.D. in Sericulture at College of Agriculture, Hassan?
Ans. The total fee for Ph.D. in Sericulture at College of Agriculture, Hassan is INR 2,46,000 for the three-year programme, as per the UAS Bangalore fee schedule. Hostel charges are payable separately. ICAR SRF and NET-JRF holders receive a monthly fellowship that covers fees and living expenses.
Ques. How is admission done for Ph.D. in Sericulture at College of Agriculture, Hassan?
Ans. Admission to Ph.D. in Sericulture is through the UAS Bangalore doctoral entrance test for state seats and ICAR AICE-SRF for the all-India quota. The university typically releases the PhD notification between June and August 2026, followed by the entrance test and interview.
Ques. What is the eligibility for Ph.D. in Sericulture at College of Agriculture, Hassan?
Ans. Candidates must hold an M.Sc in Sericulture or a related discipline from a recognised university with at least 65% marks or equivalent OGPA (relaxed for SC/ST and reserved category candidates). A valid UAS doctoral entrance, ICAR AICE-SRF, or NET-JRF qualification is required as per seat category.
Ques. What are the career prospects after a Ph.D. in Sericulture?
Ans. After a Ph.D. in Sericulture from College of Agriculture, Hassan, graduates can work as assistant professor at agricultural and sericulture universities, scientist at the Central Silk Board and ICAR institutes, research associate in the silk industry, and postdoctoral researcher. The ICAR-recognised doctoral degree qualifies holders for scientist posts at ICAR institutes and faculty positions at agricultural universities through regular recruitment.
Ques. Does College of Agriculture, Hassan offer ICAR quota seats for Ph.D?
Ans. Yes. As a constituent college of UAS Bangalore, College of Agriculture, Hassan admits a share of Ph.D scholars through the ICAR all-India quota filled by AICE-SRF. The remaining seats are filled by the university’s own doctoral entrance test with reservation as per Karnataka norms.







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