Hello aspirant,

This information was of 2018. I had given you this record for the knowledge purpose .

So it may very little but what will be Approx this.

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Hello Aspirant,

The answer to this question depends on your interest and career goals. The post of an agricultural officer is prestigious and well rewarding . The salary of agriculture officer is Rs. 40000 to Rs. 80000 depending upon the department or division he is working for. It will provide you with financially stable as well as secure career, even after retirement.On the other hand Agribusiness sector involves a wise range of activities related to agricultural products such as livestock and crops like  developing food – from sourcing to assembling materials – and distributing it across regions and countries(marketing). You can take up this as a profession if you think you are suitable and capable for business. An MBA in Agriculture will provide you with a lot of learning experience and will train you in various areas like Leadership,Statistics for Business,Corporate Finance,Global Business,Marketing,Analytics for Business,Strategy,Financial Accounting,Economics for Business,Operations or Supply Chain Management etc. To flourish in agribusiness , you need to have a good interest and exposure in both agriculture and business,also learning happens only through work experience in the field. It will be more suitable ,if your family is associated with an agriculture business. So you should decide entirely based on your goals, interests and skills. Both are very good career options.

Below are some helpful links related to your query:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/agriculture-business-management-course

https://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-agriculture-business-management-colleges-in-india

https://bschool.careers360.com/articles/mba-in-agri-business-management-boost-economys-lifeline

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Reasoning

Section I – General Mental Ability

• Series Completion
• Analogy
• Classification
• Coding-Decoding
• Blood Relations
• Puzzle Test
• Direction Sense Test
• Logical Venn Diagrams
• Alphabet Test
• Alpha Numeric Sequence Puzzle
• Number, Ranking & Time Sequence
• Mathematical Operations
• Logical Sequence of Words
• Arithmetical Reasoning
• Inserting The Missing Character
• Data Sufficiency
• Eligibility Test
• Situation Reaction Test

Section- II Logical Deduction

• Logic
• Statement – Arguments
• Statement – Conclusions
• Deriving Conclusions From Passages
• Theme Detection
• Cause and Effect Reasoning
• Series
• Analogy
• Classification
• Analytical Reasoning
• Mirror Images
• Water Images
• Spotting Out The Embedded Figures
• Completion Of Incomplete Pattern
• Figure Matrix
• Paper Folding
• Paper Cutting
• Rule Detection
• Grouping Of Identical Figures
• Cubes and Dice
• Dot Situation
• Construction Of Squares And Triangles
• Figure Formation & Analysis

Quantitative Aptitude

• Number System
• Decimal Fraction
• Ratio and Proportion
• Percentage
• Partnership
• Simple & Compound Interest
• time and work
• time and Distance
• Mensuration (2 dimensions)
• permutation and combination
• Probability
• Data Interpretation and Sufficiency includes Data Table, Pie Charts, Bar Graphs, Line Graphs, Mixed Graphs, etc.

English

• Homonyms
• Synonyms
• Antonyms
• Passage Completion
• Reading Comprehension
• Fill in the Blanks
• Sentence Corrections
• Para jumbles
• Vocabulary
• Grammar Corrections
• Active & Passive voice
• Indirect direct speech

Professional Knowledge

1). Agriculture current affairs

2). Crop horticulture vegetables

• Spacing time for sowing seed rate
• Varieties important only
• Herbicides Pesticides
• Important points regarding plants fruits vegetables
• Preservation of fruits and vegetables
• Types of cropping system
• Different Diseases

3). Seed technology – Different government schemes

4). Agriculture economics –  Agriculture cost and schemes

5). Various types of agricultural practices

6). Soil resources

• Indian soil
• Types of facts ( like humans contents CN ratio etc.)
• Green Manures

7). Animal husbandry and technology

• Different varieties of animals
• Agriculture small industries like honey daily in the fisheries
• Various diseases and its causes

8). Rural welfare activities in India

• Before independence
• After independence
• Different insurance schemes regarding agriculture
• Woman and child development schemes

I hope this helps.