Fee Structure Of MANAGE, Ranga Reddy-National Institute Of Agricultural Extension Management, Hyderabad

National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management (MANAGE) was established in 1987, as the National Centre for Management of Agricultural Extension at Hyderabad, by the Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Government of India.

It was accorded the status of a National Institute in 1992. The institute offers courses in the following streams- Management Training, Consultancy, Management Education, Research and Information Services.

The institute offers the following courses:-

• PGD in Management (Agri- Business Management)
• PGD in Agricultural Extension Management
• Diploma in Agricultural Extension Services for Input Dealers

For admission, the candidate must hold a graduate degree in an agriculture related subject with at least 50% marks (45% for reserved categories). They should also have a valid CAT score.

The institute campus is located in an area of 17 hectares. It offers facilities like hostels, fully- equipped classrooms and conference halls, library, etc.

The official website of the college is http://www.manage.gov.in/

Hostel and Facilities

Hostel

The institute has its own hostel block comprised of 168 rooms of which, 22 rooms are air conditioned. The mess provides hygienic food.

All the hostel rooms have access to internet connection and have intercom facilities.

Campus facilities

All of the classrooms and the conference halls are air conditioned and are equipped with the latest audio visual technology. The entire campus systems are connected via LAN and WiFi.

The library has over 12000 books and national and international journals, whereas the digital library has 300 cassettes and 500 CD ROMs on agriculture and its related fields.

The institute has facilities for both indoor and outdoor sports activities and has a swimming pool, lawn tennis, squash and badminton courts and indoor games such as table tennis, chess, carom and snooker. There is a well equipped gymnasium on campus.

The health care center on campus has a separate out-door patient treatment facilities where students can consult doctors for minor ailments.