College of Agricultural Engineering, Samastipur

The College of Agricultural Engineering, Pusa was established in 1983 at Samastipur in Bihar as a constituent college. This great institution aspires to render good education in the field of agricultural engineering. Situated in the middle of the agricultural belt of India, this institution plays a very important role in developing agricultural technology and practices.

Here, the total enrolment of students is 114, while there are 20 in terms of faculty strength; thus, this college offers something special in terms of studying to its students. The institution has a lot of facilities which make the learning process enriching for its students. The Knowledge Hub is a huge collection of books, journals, and digital resources pertaining to Agricultural Engineering and allied disciplines.

Excellence in its IT infrastructure stipulates the institution's commitment to being updated with technology, which helps in teaching and research activities. Then there are well-maintained laboratories within the campus that help in practical learning and research pursuits in agricultural sciences. On campus is also an auditorium for facilitating symposia, seminars, and other academic activities.

The courses running at College of Agricultural Engineering, Pusa range from undergraduate to postgraduate levels. The main, prevalent, and flagship program is B. Tech in Agricultural Engineering ; it will equip the students with the necessary knowledge and capabilities for the domain. At the postgraduate level, the institution offers specialisation in M. Tech in Farm Machinery and Power Engineering , M.

Tech in Soil and Water Engineering, and M. Tech in Processing and Food Engineering . Students on this level are, therefore, aimed at being equipped with very high skills that can help solve the sophisticated problems in modern agriculture. Normally, the admission to the College of Agricultural Engineering, Pusa, is based on merit and subject to instructions issued from time to time by the Dr.

Rajendra Prasad Central Agricultural University, to which this college is affiliated.