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The University of Agricultural Sciences was established through an Act (No. 22) by the then Mysore government in 1963. Although the university came into existence on August 21 1964, a journey into the broad-lands of history reveals it to be a much older institution. It would perhaps not be an exaggeration to say that the university was conceived way back in 1899 in the form of an experimental farm of 30 acres.
Following this, an agricultural school was established in 1913 and the farm itself occupied 202 acres. In fact today this very farm constitutes the Main Research Station of the university. Such were the humble beginnings that the university, as it stands today, is a tribute to the visionaries who founded it and those who nurtured it over the past several decades.
Tender Notification Adoption of ICAR Regulations regarding NET as essential qualifications for Recruitment of Assistant Professors in the University
Recruitment of Senior Research Fellow under the e-Granth Project, NAIP, UAS Library Time Bound Promotion of Teachers Promotion of Teachers under CAS-2010 Seniority list of professors as on 14-10-2009 KT Fellowship for PhD Scholors IFSD Questioner Nagamma Dattatreya Award Director of Education and All Officers-2011 Assistant Librarians
Seniority List of Associate Professor and Assistant Professor as on 30-07-2010
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