A field experiment was conducted during rabi seasons of 2010-11 and 2011-12 at Agricultural Research Station, Kota, Rajasthan under Operational Research Programme (ORP) of AICRP on Water Management to evaluate the most suitable mode of using saline underground with canal water and effect on crop yield, soil and economics. Data pooled over two years revealed that significant improvement in plant height at harvest, dry matter accumulation/m2 and leaf area index at 90 DAS, effective tillers/ mrl, ear length (cm), test weight (g) grain yield and harvest index was recorded with the cyclic mode of irrigation (C: C: S: C: S) which is statistically on par with mixing mode of irrigation (C: 4 mixing in the ratio of 1:1) as compared to control. However, straw and biological yield, net return and B: C ratio had significant difference between treatment T2 and T6. The minimum ECe (1.010 ds/m) was recorded in the treatment T6 (C: 4 mixing) and pH (8.24) in the treatment T2 (C: C: S: C: S) which were 1.1 and 2.5 per cent lower then the irrigation applied with saline water alone (control).