What is ICAR Examination Pattern?

The Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) was founded in 1929 and is an autonomous organization that falls under the Department of Agricultural Research and Education (DARE) and the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare's jurisdiction. The Imperial Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), formerly known as the Imperial Council of Agricultural Research, is one of the world's biggest agricultural systems.

The ICAR, which is headquartered in Delhi, organizes, directs, and administers agricultural research and education throughout the nation, including animal culture, horticulture, and fisheries, via 101 ICAR institutions and 71 agricultural universities. For admission to undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, the National Testing Agency administers the ICAR All India Entrance Exam for Admission (ICAR AIEEA).

Passing class 12 is the minimum requirement for UG courses (AIEEA UG) and a graduate degree in the relevant area is needed for PG programs. This exam assesses a candidate's knowledge of biological sciences, zoology, mathematics, agriculture, chemistry, and physics, among other topics.

The test is divided into two streams (physics, chemistry, biology) and (physics, chemistry, mathematics), each having 30 questions (a total of 120 questions) and a total of 480 points.

The AICE test is a little more difficult (since it is mostly for graduates and postgraduates), and it is worth 800 points (200 questions), with 20 questions from general knowledge and reasoning skills. Negative marking is in effect.

In ICAR institutions, there are about 1,500 UG seats and 450 PG seats available for courses.

The price structure varies based on the college's rating and demand, ranging from Rs 15,000 to Rs 1.5 lakh. Buy ICAR Books Online to know more about the specification and curriculum of the organization.