Crop establishment methods and nitrogen levels influences wheat production. We evaluated the effects of five crop establishment methods and four nitrogen levels on performance and profitability of wheat in 2013-14 at research farm of Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar, Haryana (India) in split plot design with three replications by using “F” test. Remarkable effects were noted under drill sowing at 18 and 20 cm and bed planting with three rows which were better in terms of growth and yield. Dry matter accumulation, number of tillers/m2, leaf area index and light interception were significantly higher with drill sowing at 18 cm row spacing. However, spike length were highest with bed planting (2 rows). The highest grain yield (50.94 q/ha)) was obtained with 18 cm row spacing. The successive application of N from 100 per cent RDN, 112.5 per cent RDN and 125 per cent RDN, enhanced significantly various growth parameters including fertile tiller resulting in higher grain and straw yield of wheat.