College of Agriculture, Assam Agricultural University

Official college profile lists 18 departments; five instructional-cum-research farms; central library; 15 hostels (five boys’ and ten girls’); multipurpose sports complex, swimming pool, gymnasium, auditorium, medical unit; and agricultural knowledge/information technology cell with high-speed internet.

Career support and placements at College of Agriculture, Assam Agricultural University are managed by the institute's dedicated cell. The college typically operates a placement cell that coordinates internship and recruitment activities. For transparent and verified placement statistics, refer to the official college website or the placement office.

The university publishes undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programme information and admission notices through its official admission portal. Programme-specific eligibility, current intake, dates and selection rules should be taken from the applicable current AAU prospectus or admission notice; this record does not generalize historical intake figures as current.

Foundation laid at Borbheta, Jorhat, on 16 August 1948. Began as Assam Agricultural College; initially affiliated to Gauhati University, later Dibrugarh University, and became part of Assam Agricultural University following its establishment in 1969. The postgraduate programme began in Agronomy in 1960; the Tea Husbandry and Technology department was instituted in 1968.

The College of Agriculture at Borbheta, Jorhat began as Assam Agricultural College on 16 August 1948, with an initial cohort of 30 students in a four-year agriculture degree. It later moved through affiliations with Gauhati University and Dibrugarh University before becoming part of Assam Agricultural University after the university was established in 1969. The college’s published profile documents 18 departments, five instructional-cum-research farms and a central library. It also lists student hostels, a multipurpose sports complex, swimming pool, gymnasium, auditorium, medical unit and round-the-clock high-speed internet through its agricultural knowledge and information technology cell. Academic areas include agriculture and allied sciences, with postgraduate and doctoral study across multiple disciplines; the university programme listing includes B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture and an integrated B.Tech–M.Tech in Molecular Biology and Biotechnology.