Rajasthan Pre PG 2026 Exam: Application Form, Admit Card, Exam date, Answer Key, yllabus & Other Updates

Rajasthan Pre-PG is an entrance exam conducted to grant admission to the MSc programmes in Agriculture, Horticulture, Forestry, Home Science/Community Science and MFSc Fisheries Science offered at the Rajasthan State Agricultural Universities. The Rajasthan Pre PG exam is conducted by one of the participating institutes on a rotational basis. This year, Sri Karan Narendra Agriculture University (SKNAU), Jaipur, is conducting the exam. Last year, Rajasthan Pre-PG was conducted by the Agriculture University (AU), Kota. The participating institutes of Rajasthan Pre-PG are SKNAU Jaipur, AU Kota, AU Jodhpur, Swami Keshwanand Rajasthan Agricultural University (SKRAU) Bikaner and Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology (MPUAT) Udaipur.

The following table brings the key aspects of the Rajasthan Pre PG exam.

The admission process for Rajasthan Pre-PG 2026 can be divided into the following stages:

Step 1: Fill the Rajasthan Pre PG Application Form

Step 2: Download the Rajasthan Pre PG Admit Card

Step 3: Appear for Rajasthan Pre PG 2026 Exam

Step 4: Release of OMR Sheets and Answer Keys

Step 5: Check Rajasthan Pre PG Result

Step 6: Rajasthan Pre PG Admission Process

Rajasthan Pre-PG Exam Day Instructions

Here are some important instructions that candidates must follow before appearing for the exam:

• Candidates must report to the exam centre one hour before the exam schedule, which is 10 am.

• Candidates must carry their Rajasthan Pre-PG Admit Card along with a photo identity card such as an Aadhaar Card, Voter ID card, Driving License, or Institute Identity Card (attended during 2020-21). Photo identity cards of any coaching institute will not be permissible.

• Students are advised to use only a black ballpoint pen to mark the answer options in the OMR sheet.

• Candidates are not allowed to carry books, notebooks, electronic items, jewellery, etc. inside the examination hall.

• It is advisable for candidates to wear masks in the test centre and carry a transparent water bottle and hand sanitiser (50 ml).

• Students must take the allotted seat in the examination hall as per the number specified for their roll number. 

• Before starting the exam, candidates should write their roll number, booklet number and series number and should not write their name or sign anywhere on the OMR sheet.

• Candidates need to circle the right answer option with the black ballpoint pen evenly across the circle.

• Usage of an eraser or correcting fluid to cancel an answer will not be allowed.

• Candidates must ensure that the invigilator has signed on the OMR sheet.

Dress Code

• Male candidates need to wear half sleeves shirt or t-shirt and female candidates need to wear half sleeves kurta or top and sandals or sleepers as footwear.

• Wearing shoes, shocks, wristwatches, ear or nose pins, lockets in chains or any kind of ornament will not be allowed during the exam. Wearing of specific dress of any coaching institute should be avoided.

• No jewellery or ornaments will be allowed to be worn inside the exam centre. Candidates will have to remove those before entering the centre.

Rajasthan Pre-PG Admit Card 2026 will be released on the official site. Candidates need to log in to the official website to access the admit card by filling in their details. The Rajasthan Pre-PG Hall Ticket is a mandatory document that has to be carried on the day of the exam. Candidates are not allowed to enter the exam centre without the admit card. Candidates will also need to carry a photo identity card for verification purposes, along with the Rajasthan Pre-PG 2026 admit card. 

There would be a separate question paper for each subject of the Pre-PG examination. The question paper in the form of a question booklet will be only in English and consists of 100 Multiple Choice Type Questions. Candidate who wants to give examination for both Pre-PG Agriculture and Pre-PG Horticulture subjects, then he/she must fill out a separate application form for each Pre-PG Entrance Examination. Also, the candidate must ensure his/her eligibility for the examination as per the subject-wise eligibility criteria.

Marking scheme: Four marks will be awarded for every correct answer, and one mark will be deducted for every wrong answer (Negative marking will be there). If more than one option is chosen, it will be treated as a wrong answer. No marks will be awarded or deducted for unmarked/un-attempted questions.

In the very nature of competitive examination, no syllabus can be prescribed. It is an exercise to pick up the best. The Question Paper would cover most of the subjects studied in the Undergraduate Degree programme. However, a broad outline is given below:

• MSc Agriculture Course: Agronomy, Genetics and Plant Breeding, Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry, Plant Pathology + Nematology, Horticulture, Entomology, Biochemistry + Biotechnology + Plant Physiology, Extension Education, Agricultural Economics + Agricultural Statistics, Agricultural Engineering, Animal Husbandry, Forestry.
• MSc Horticulture Course: Fruit Science, Vegetable Science, Floriculture and Landscape Architecture, Post-Harvest Technology, Plant Protection (Pathology + Entomology + Nematology), Natural Resource Management (Soil Science + Organic farming + Agriculture), Engineering + Field crops + Agro-meteorology + Environmental studies+ Agroforestry), Basic Sciences (Statistics + Biochemistry + Microbiology + Crop Physiology & growth and developments + Biotechnology), Social Sciences (Extension + Economics + Business management) 
• MSc Forestry Course: Silviculture and Agroforestry, Forest Products and Utilization, Forest Biology and Tree Improvement, Wildlife Sciences, Natural Resource Management, Basic Science and Social Science (Statistics + Biochemistry+ Extension Education+ Economics and Forest Business Management) 
• MSc Home Science/Community Science (Community & Applied Science) Course: Food Science and Nutrition/ Food and Nutrition, Resource Management and Consumer Science, Human Development and Family Studies, Extension Education and Communication Management, Textiles and Apparel Designing.

Once the exam is over, exam takers can download their OMR sheet and answer keys. Candidates can evaluate their estimated scores by checking the answer keys and comparing those with their responses. As per the given schedule, candidates can challenge or object to any question by submitting INR 500/- towards processing fees per question. The mode of payment is online via Debit/Credit/Net Banking etc. If the challenge is found correct and forfeited if incorrect paid fee will be refunded. However, no challenge will be entertained without receipt of processing fees.