PJTA at SAMP is an approximately 18-month program that prepares junior technicians for crop husbandry and community support. The course follows CTEVT guidelines and focuses on practical tasks that local farmers expect.
Admission and seat categories follow the CTEVT pre-diploma cycle. SAMP shares the schedule for applications, verification, and reporting each session.
Learners study basics of agronomy, horticulture, soil and manure management, plant protection, nursery management, and simple post-harvest handling. Practice includes seedbed preparation, transplanting, composting, pest scouting, and irrigation routines.
Students maintain short field diaries, input lists, and task checklists. SAMP uses campus plots and nearby fields for scheduled practice, enabling repeated exposure to seasonal work within a short training window.
Evaluation includes internal tests, practical exams, viva, and CTEVT board examinations. Supervisors track completion of task sheets and simple records.
Graduates assist ward agriculture services, cooperatives, and agri-input outlets. They can support nursery work, crop planting, basic protection measures, and simple demonstrations during farmer meetings.
SAMP offers reliable field time, tools for basic tasks, and clear supervision. The Morang setting helps students observe common crops and pest cycles that match local demand.
