ICAR AIEEA Question Paper 2020 - Subject-wise Papers, UG and PG Papers | Download PDFs

September 16 Shift 1

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October 12 Shift 2

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Physics

There were a combination of easy, moderate, and challenging questions in the somewhat challenging Physics section. The length of the section, according to the candidates, made it difficult to finish in the allocated time.

Chemistry

There were a combination of easy, moderate, and challenging questions in the Chemistry section, making it moderately challenging. The section was long, which made it difficult for candidates to finish in the allocated time.

Biology

There were a combination of easy, moderate, and challenging questions in the biology section, making it moderately challenging. The section was long, which made it difficult for candidates to finish in the allocated time.

Agriculture

There were a combination of easy, moderate, and challenging questions in the Agriculture section, making it moderately challenging. The section was long, which made it difficult for candidates to finish in the allocated time.

Agronomy

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Animal Science

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Animal Biotechnology

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Dairy Science

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Dairy Technology

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Entomology and Nemetology

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Food Science Technology

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Horticulture

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Physical Sciences

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Social Sciences

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Water Science and Technology

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Difficulty Level

The overall difficulty level of the ICAR AIEEA 2020 PG paper was considered moderate to difficult, especially in subject-specific sections. The questions were designed to test the depth of knowledge in the respective disciplines, and the general agriculture section required candidates to have a basic understanding of the agricultural practices, technology, and policies in India.

General Agriculture (Section A)

• Focused on basic agricultural principles, soil science, crop production, agronomy, agricultural economics, and agricultural engineering.
• It also included questions on agricultural policies, government schemes, and rural development.
• The questions were mainly conceptual and required an understanding of practical applications in the agriculture field.

Subject-Specific Questions (Section B)

• Agriculture/Horticulture: Questions ranged from crop protection, soil fertility, plant breeding, and pest management. These questions were more technical and demanded a thorough understanding of advanced topics.
• Animal Science/Veterinary Science: Topics like livestock management, animal genetics, diseases in animals, and veterinary public health were covered in detail.
• Biotechnology: Focused on genetic engineering, molecular biology, bioinformatics, and applications in agriculture.
• Food Science & Technology: Questions on food processing, food safety, nutrition, and preservation were included.
• Agricultural Engineering: Emphasized on irrigation techniques, machinery, and soil water management.