ASNRSD Noida Courses & Fees 2026

Amity School of Natural Resources and Sustainable Development courses are offered at the undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral level. Courses at the ASNRSD Noida are offered in the Management and Business Administration and Sciences stream. To be eligible for the ASNRSD courses, students must ensure to meet the required eligibility criteria as per the programme chosen.

ASNRSD Noida courses include MSc Forestry, MBA in Natural Resources & Sustainable Development and Ph.D programmes.
The course fees for the ASNRSD M.Sc Forestry 1st Year Semester Fees ranges from Rs 53,500 to Rs 80,500.

Amity School of Natural Resources and Sustainable Development programmes are offered in both part time and full time mode. M.Sc in Forestry programme at the ASNRSD Noida is offered for the duration of the 2 years. Students can refer to the below mentioned information to know more about the ASNRSD Noida programmes

Also Read: ASNRSD Noida Admissions

ASNRSD Noida Courses and Eligibility Criteria

Courses	Eligibility Criteria	1st Year Semester Fees
MSc Forestry	BSc with minimum 50%	For Non Sponsored Students: Rs 53,500 For Sponsored Sponsored: Rs 80,500
MBA Natural Resources and Sustainable Development	Bachelor’s Degree: 50% marks	For Non Sponsored Students: Rs 1,60,000 For Sponsored Sponsored: Rs 2,40,000
PhD Natural Resources and Sustainable Development	Master’s degree with 55% marks +	NA
PhD (Part Time)	Master’s degree with 55% marks +	NA

Note: The above-mentioned ASNRSD Noida fees are subject to change.

M.Sc Forestry

Offered by: Amity School of Natural Resources and Sustainable Development, Noida

Duration: 2 Years

Total Fees: ₹ 2.14 L

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Ph.D Natural Resources and Sustainable Development

Offered by: Amity School of Natural Resources and Sustainable Development, Noida

Duration: 3 Years

Total Fees: ₹ 3.00 L

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Ph.D Natural Resources and Sustainable Development Part Time

Offered by: Amity School of Natural Resources and Sustainable Development, Noida

Duration: 4 Years 6 Months

Total Fees: ₹ 3.38 L

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