Microbiology

According to the Syllabus:
1: Agricultural Biochemistry,
2: Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science,
3: Cell Biology,
4: Crop Protection,
5: Cropping Systems and Crop Management,
6: Ecology and Environment,
7: Principles of Food Science and Processing,
8: Genetics and Plant Breeding,
9: Horticulture and Forestry,
10: Agricultural Microbiology,
11: Plant Physiology,
12: Seed Technology,
13: Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry,
14: Bio-statistics,
15: Agricultural Biotechnology.
There will be two papers:
Paper I contains 60 questions each of them carries 1 mark on the basis of 12th level, for each wrong answer, a half mark will be deducted.
Paper II contains 60 questions carrying 3 marks each on the basis of the rest of the syllabus. For each wrong answer, 1 mark will be deducted.
Good luck.

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