Fertilizer management particularly for mango trees is tedious on alkaline and calcareous soil. Mango (Mangifera indica L.) cv. Langra trees were supplied fertilizer through soil application under bimonthly nutrient application programme to ensure the continuous supply of nutrition to plants throughout the year. Fertilizer (N, P and K) was supplied five times a year at regular intervals while skipping one application randomly in each treatment. Amount of fertilizer supplied was equal in all treatments i.e., 910g N, 680g P2O5 and 680g K2O per tree. Complete dose of P and K and half dose of N were applied in February while rest of the half dose of N was applied in April as control. It was observed that trees supplied with nutrients in February, April, June, August and October, produced maximum number of flowers per panicle with highest percentage of perfect flowers (62.4%), maximum final fruit set (0.165%) and maximum nutrient use efficiency for nitrogen (25.57%), phosphorus (2%) and potassium (14.97%) over control. The results revealed the superiority of split application of nutrients in February, April, June, August and October over bulk application of fertilizer only in February and April (control).