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విజ్ఞాన శాస్త్ర సాంకేతిక పరిశోధనా సంస్థ / विज्ञान शास्त्र प्रौद्योगिकी और परिशोधन संगठन
Deemed to be university - Estd. u/s 3 of UGC Act 1956
Agricultural Engineering
Empowering Innovation, Sustaining Growth
Agricultural Engineering is a multidisciplinary field that applies engineering principles to agricultural processes to improve efficiency, sustainability, and productivity.
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Programs Offered
Under Graduate
B.Tech in Agricultural Engineering
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Post Graduate
M.Tech in Farm Machinery
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Ph.D.
Ph.D. in Agricultural Engineering
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NEWS
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EVENTS
Oct
19
Role Of Agriculture Engineering In Tractor Sector
by AGE Department
Oct
05
Empowering Change: Entrepreneurial Pathways In Agriculture Integrating Renewable Energy
by AGE Department
Apr
06
PRECISION FARMING ADVANCED MICRO IRRIGATION SYSTEMS
by AGE Department
Oct
17
APPLICATIONS OF REMOTE SENSING AND GIS IN AGRICULTURE
by AGE Department
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NOTIFICATIONS
A Board of Studies meeting was conducted on October 8, 2024, focusing on the ICAR Sixth Dean's Committee recommendations.
8th October 24
Webinar: Application of Remote Sensing and GIS application in Agriculture on 17th October 2023.
17th October 23
A 10-day educational tour was organized for the final-year students of Agricultural Engineering from July 12 to July 21, 2022.
12th July 22
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What You’ll learn
An agricultural engineering course teaches design and development of farming machinery and systems, emphasizing soil and water management, renewable energy, and automation. Students apply engineering principles to tackle agricultural challenges.

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Field-Based Learning helps students understand the practical challenges of agriculture.
Simulation and modelling assist students grasp mechanics of agricultural systems.
Project-Based Learning promotes critical thinking, innovation, and collaboration.
Dr T Prabhakara Rao
Assistant Professor & Coordinator
Career Paths After Graduation
Graduates of agricultural engineering can pursue diverse careers in designing agricultural machinery, irrigation systems, and sustainable farming practices. Opportunities exist in agribusiness, government agencies, and research institutions, as well as in renewable energy and Agri-Tech startups. The skills acquired provide versatility across agriculture and technology sectors.
35-40%
Join a Company
Many graduates choose to work in the private sector, joining agricultural equipment manufacturers, food processing companies, irrigation firms, agribusinesses, or environmental engineering companies. Positions often include roles such as design engineer, project manager, quality control engineer, or sales and technical support.
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25%
Go For Higher Education
About a quarter of graduates pursue higher education (M.Tech, MS, or Ph.D.) to specialize further or to enter academia. This path is ideal for those aiming to become professors, lecturers, or researchers in universities or agricultural institutes.
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15%
Choose Academia and Research
Some graduates join government or private research institutes, focusing on areas like soil and water conservation, crop improvement, or sustainable farming practices. International organizations or national agricultural research bodies offer opportunities for research-based roles.
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10%
Become  Entrepreneurs  & Consults
A smaller portion of graduates venture into entrepreneurship, starting businesses in agri-tech, food processing, renewable energy, or agro-consultancy. This path requires innovative ideas and risk-taking but can be highly rewarding.
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Faculty
The Faculty of Agricultural Engineering focuses on the study, research, and application of engineering principles to improve agricultural processes and systems. This field combines engineering and biological sciences to address challenges in food production, resource management, and environmental sustainability.

Programs within the faculty often cover areas such as soil and water engineering, agricultural machinery, irrigation and drainage, crop processing, and sustainable farming practices. Students gain hands-on experience in designing, developing, and maintaining equipment, systems, and structures that support efficient and eco-friendly agricultural practices.

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Dr. T. Prabhakar Rao
Dr. Ayyanna D S
Dr. Mahesh Hadole
Explore Facilities to Support you

The Agricultural Engineering Department offers a variety of facilities to support both academic and research activities. These facilities are designed to create an engaging and productive environment for students, faculty, and researchers.

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A Journey of Insights and Discoveries

Curiosity: The Seed of Knowledge

The journey begins with a deep sense of curiosity—students eager to explore how technology can improve agricultural practices.

Discovery: Breakthrough in Technology

From irrigation systems to machinery, they witness how innovations can boost farming efficiency, reduce water usage, and improve soil management.

Exploration: Learning in the Field

Whether it’s designing a more efficient harvesting machine or creating an eco-friendly irrigation system, their discoveries represent breakthroughs that can improve agriculture on a global scale.

Growth: Impact and Knowledge Sharing

Having gained deep insights into agriculture engineering, they contribute to the farming community by introducing new technologies that improve productivity and sustainability.

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Alumni Hall of Fame
Alumni Hall of Fame
The Department of Agricultural Engineering at VFSTR University is proud of its dynamic alumni network, with graduates excelling in diverse industries and renowned global organizations. Our alumni have made their mark as leaders, innovators, and entrepreneurs, driving forward advancements in technology and society. They actively support the department through mentorship, guest lectures, and collaborative projects, bridging the gap between students and the professional world. The achievements of our alumni reflect the department’s commitment to quality education and holistic student development.
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The Department of Agricultural Engineering at VFSTR University is proud of its dynamic alumni network, with graduates excelling in diverse industries and renowned global organizations. Our alumni have made their mark as leaders, innovators, and entrepreneurs, driving forward advancements in technology and society. They actively support the department through mentorship, guest lectures, and collaborative projects, bridging the gap between students and the professional world. The achievements of our alumni reflect the department’s commitment to quality education and holistic student development.

What People Say

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I appreciate the practical nature of agricultural engineering, as it allows them to work on real-world problems related to farming, irrigation, machinery, and sustainability.

SHABNUM TABASSUM
Student
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The course is often praised for covering a variety of subjects, such as mechanical engineering, environmental science, biology, and civil engineering, which helps students develop a broad skill set.

VIKASH UPADHYAY
Student
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Some students find the diverse career options in industry, research, government, and startups appealing, as it gives them flexibility in choosing their career path.

D. SAI VAMSI
Student

What People Say

Testimonial author Kunita Rao

My research on optimizing farm machinery for energy efficiency has been both challenging and fulfilling. It’s exciting to see how our work can lead to significant cost savings for farmers while promoting sustainable practices. The hands-on experience with cutting-edge technology has enhanced my engineering skills immensely.

D. Joshua Vincent

Testimonial author Kunita Rao

In my work on developing better food preservation techniques, I’ve been able to contribute to reducing post-harvest losses. Collaborating with industry partners has provided valuable insights into practical applications, making our research not just theoretical but impactful. It's rewarding to know that our findings can help improve food security.

Haneefa Begum

Testimonial author Kunita Rao

Using remote sensing technologies for soil and water conservation has opened new avenues for sustainable agriculture. My research has revealed critical insights into resource management, allowing for data-driven decisions. The integration of advanced technologies into traditional practices is vital for addressing environmental challenges.

I. Udaya Bhanu

Frequently Asked Questions
Agricultural Engineering focuses on applying engineering principles to improve agricultural processes, including machinery design, soil management, water resources, and food production systems. Students learn about topics such as irrigation technology, farm machinery, crop processing, and sustainable agricultural practices.
Graduates can pursue careers in sectors like farm machinery manufacturing, irrigation design, environmental consultancy, food processing, agricultural research, and government agricultural departments. Common roles include agricultural engineer, soil conservationist, irrigation specialist, and product designer for farming equipment.
Students engage in practical learning through field visits, internships on farms or agribusinesses, lab experiments, and projects on farm equipment design, irrigation systems, and sustainable farming practices. These experiences prepare students for real-world agricultural challenges.
Key research areas include sustainable farming techniques, precision agriculture, irrigation efficiency, soil and water conservation, automation in agriculture, post-harvest technology, and renewable energy applications in farming.
Agricultural Engineering plays a crucial role in developing sustainable farming practices by improving water management, reducing energy use, enhancing soil health, and minimizing the environmental impact of agriculture. It aims to balance increased food production with resource conservation for future generations.
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