Bangladesh University of Agriculture (BUAT) offers Ph.D. programs in various fields of agriculture and related sciences. Below is a detailed guide on the admission process, ranking, steps to apply, and merit list.
Eligibility: Applicants must have a Master’s degree (M.S./M.Sc.) in a relevant field with a minimum CGPA (as specified by the university).
Program Duration: Typically 3–4 years, depending on the research area and progress.
Research Areas: Agriculture, Agricultural Economics, Biotechnology, Environmental Science, and other related fields.
BUAT is one of the leading agricultural universities in Bangladesh, focusing on research and innovation in agriculture.
While specific global rankings may vary, BUAT is highly regarded nationally for its contributions to agricultural education and research.
Here are the general steps to apply for a Ph.D. program at BUAT:
Ensure you meet the academic and research requirements for the Ph.D. program.
Identify a potential supervisor from BUAT’s faculty who aligns with your research interests.
Contact the supervisor and discuss your research proposal.
Completed application form (available on the BUAT website).
Academic transcripts and certificates (Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees).
Research proposal (aligned with BUAT’s research priorities).
CV/resume.
Letters of recommendation (usually 2–3).
Proof of English proficiency (if applicable).
Any other documents specified by the university.
Submit the application form and required documents to the BUAT admissions office within the specified deadline.
Pay the application fee (if applicable).
Shortlisted candidates may be required to take an admission test or attend an interview.
The test/interview evaluates your research aptitude and subject knowledge.
Successful candidates will receive an admission offer letter.
Accept the offer and complete any additional formalities (e.g., registration, fee payment).
BUAT prepares a merit list based on the following criteria:
Academic performance (CGPA in Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees).
Research proposal quality.
Performance in the admission test/interview.
Relevant research experience (if any).
The merit list is published on the BUAT website or notice board.
Start early: Contact potential supervisors and prepare your research proposal well in advance.
Follow BUAT’s official website for updates on admission notices and deadlines.
Ensure all documents are complete and accurate to avoid delays.