Hello,

You got RT in chemistry. So, you have to appear for compartment exam to clear that subject after that you can apply for ICAR entrance exam.

In eligibility criteria of ICAR, it is written that candidates must have completed 10+2 coursework in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, Agriculture, and/or Home Science.

Same for bsc zoology honours also.

At least 55% of the total marks on the Senior Secondary School Certificate or an equivalent test must be earned in English, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology/Mathematics.

Note: Candidates must have passed Biology on the qualifying test in order to be admitted to the B.Sc. (Hons.) programme with botany or zoology as the main subject.

Good Luck!!

Hello,

Your chemistry grade was RT. Therefore, you must take the compartment test to pass that topic before applying for the ICAR admission exam. According to the ICAR's qualifying requirements, candidates must have finished 10+2 coursework in physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics, agriculture, and/or home science.

Same for integrated bsc bed program.

Good Luck!!

Dear aspirant!

Hope you are doing well !

Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics and Agriculture. Candidates have to attempt only three subjects as per their selected subjects. No. of Questions: 150 questions will be asked from each subject.

Choice of subject should be based on 10+2 study. Each correct answer carries 4 marks..

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Hope it helps you

Hey student,

Make a proper study plan for each section.

Know the exam pattern and syllabus.

List out important topics from the syllabus of each section.

Get the books, study material and mock test for practice.

Revise everything prepared to score well.

The books you should use for icar are-

NTA-ICAR: AIEEA-UG Entrance Exam GuideR. Gupta

ICAR Syllabi (BSc Agriculture)Dr. Rajeev Bairathi R.K. Gupta

Ready Reckoner for ICAR-AIEEA (UG)R.K. Sharma U. D. Chavan

BSc Agriculture for ICAR AIEEA (UG)Dr. Lalita Gaur.

All the best student,

Hope this helps you.

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If you enroll yourself under a college affiliated by ICAR approved university, then your degree becomes ICAR approved as well. The ICAR approved universities in kerala are-

• STATE AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITIES-

1. Kerala Agricultural University, Thrissur (http://www.kau.in/)
2. KERALA UNIVERSITY OF FISHERY & OCEAN STUDIES, PANANGAD, KOCHI
3. KERALA VETERINARY & ANIMAL SCIENCES UNIVERSITY, POOKODE, WAAYANAND, KERALA

For more information regarding the KERALA AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY & its AFFILIATED colleges consider the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/university/kerala-agricultural-university-thrissur

For more information regarding the KERALA UNIVERSITY OF FISHERY & OCEAN STUDIES, PANANGAD, KOCHI & its AFFILIATED colleges consider the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/university/kerala-university-of-fisheries-and-ocean-studies-kochi

For more information regarding the KERALA VETERINARY & ANIMAL SCIENCES UNIVERSITY, POOKODE, WAAYANAND, KERALA & its AFFILIATED colleges consider the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/university/kerala-veterinary-and-animal-sciences-university-wayanad

I hope this helps. Wish you a great eve!

This ICAR IARI book fragment contains books like Ace Reasoning, ACE Arithmetic(Quant), ACE Advance (Quant), ACE English, Ace General Awareness, and Descriptive for dealing with the general requirements of applicants that too from essential level to the high level, covering NCERT books is adequate for the ICAR as it just asks for NCERT-related inquiries.

Hello,

If you are willing to prepare again for NEET and also wish to pursue a graduation course alongside, then it is advisable that before you take admission in any college you first go through all the details in the prospectus and get information from the admission cell.

Many colleges offering MBBS, BDS, BAMS etc degrees often get a Bond signed, and when the student leaves the course in between he/she has to pay the bond fee.

Generally if a Student pursues BSc, BA degree he/she isn't asked to sign any Bond and pay any bond fee on leaving the course in between.

But it is advisable to check before taking admission in any college.

I hope you find the answer helpful.

Thank you.