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Chitwan Sharma

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ASRB ICAR NET Examination conducted by ASRB ICAR is an online examination conducted by the ASRB and the ICAR. Candidates take the ICAR online test at the designated centres. The ICAR online test is conducted slot-wise. This slot-wise test ensures a level playing field across different agricultural sciences. Whether the ASRB conducts the ASRB ICAR NET online test once or twice a year depends on several factors. These factors include availability of jobs in the field of agriculture research, the requirement for qualified candidates in the agricultural research and education sector, and the availability of resources and administration asp
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The ASRB ICAR NET exam is conducted for a wide range of subjects to determine the eligibility of candidates for the posts of Assistant Professor/Lecturer in Agriculture Colleges across the country. Here are some of the subjects for which the exam is conducted:Agricultural BiotechnologyAgricultural EntomologyAgricultural MicrobiologyEconomic Botany & Plant Genetic ResourcesGenetics & Plant BreedingNematologyPlant BiochemistryPlant PathologyPlant PhysiologySeed Science & TechnologyFloriculture & LandscapingFruit ScienceSpices, Plantation & Medicinal & Aromatic PlantsVegetable ScienceAnimal BiochemistryAnimal BiotechnologyAnimal Genetics
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The maximum number of attempts allowed for a candidate to sit for the examination is five. However, the maximum number of attempts is not allowed for SC or ST candidates who are otherwise qualified and have unlimited attempt limit. The exam is usually held in December and the notice for the examination is issued a few months before the date of the examination. Whether the ASRB conducts the ICAR NET examination once or twice every year is dependent on various factors such as availability of vacant posts, demand for skilled candidates in the field of agriculture research and education, and resources and administrative aspects of ASRB and
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ASRB ICAR NET Cut-off list details: A) Subject: Name of subject for which examination was held. B) Category: Category in which examination was conducted. C) Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) / Lectureship (Lectureship): Cut-off marks. D) Minimum Marks: Minimum marks required to qualify for the examination. E) Total Number of Candidates: Number of candidates who participated in the examination. ASRB ICAR NET cut-off lists are published along with the notification of the result. They can be downloaded and checked on ASRB’s official website.

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Yes, the ASRB ICAR NET (Agricultural Scientists Recruitment Board Indian Council of Agricultural Research National Eligibility Test) cut-off is generally released separately for Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) and lectureship positions. The ASRB ICAR NET exam consists of two components: Part-I and Part-II. Part-I is common for all candidates, and it determines the eligibility for JRF and lectureship. Part-II is subject-specific and assesses the in-depth knowledge of the candidates.

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ASRB ICAR NET cut-offs are set by the ASRB according to a standardized process. Some of the factors that are usually taken into consideration are the number of vacancies and the difficulty of the exam. The number of vacancies is a major factor in determining how many candidates will be able to sit for the test. If the number of vacancies is low, the exam cut-off will be lower. The difficulty of the exam is another factor that is taken into consideration. The difficulty of the exam can be adjusted to ensure that the candidates have a fair chance of getting through. If there are a large number of candidates for the exam, the competition
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