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Maize, being an exhaustive crop, has very high nutrient requirement and its productivity depends closely on nutrient requirements particularly nitrogen. Nitrogen application in splits proved to be a best practice in the sense that it reduced various losses and ultimately resulted to higher grain yield and net return in maize as compared to sole application. Hence, a field experiment was conducted to find out the optimum dose and time of application of nitrogen.