Indian Agricultural Research Institute - IARI Delhi Answered Questions

M.Sc. Chemistry or M.Sc. (Hons) Chemistry but sorry to say you cannot proceed for PG Course as the eligibility for PG Agri is you should have done B.Sc. In Agriculture (4 years)
I will advice yo to identify a right institute like LPU because of its exposure provided ti students and the types of placements arranged by the University. Stick to Chemistry only and pursue your M. /Sc as this programme prepares a student to become an effective teacher, chemist and a good researcher
You need to track the dates of admission and eligibility norms of the god institute as I know one institute I. e.

Candidate should note that for admission to Masters degree programmes through entrance examination conducted by NTA, only the candidates having passed graduation with four/six (10+6 B.Sc. Ag. )/five years (B. V. Sc. & AH) degree programme from any public funded/government. institution will be eligible. Candidates passed out from private Agricultural Universities/Colleges not accredited by ICAR, even though affiliated to public funded/government. are not eligible for admission through this examination. Only those candidates from Private Agricultural Universities/Colleges (accredited by ICAR) are eligible to appear in the examination who have completed their degree in programmes accredited by ICAR. The eligibility criteria of ICAR PG for Food Technology is given below. Eligibility criteria : B.Sc. Agric. / Horti. / B.Sc. (Hons. ) Agriculture/ Horticulture, / Food Science. & Techno. / B.E. (Agril. )/ B.Tech. (Agrl. engineering. )/ B.Tech. (Food Technology)
While the alternate qualification is B.Tech. /BE (Food Technology), B.Tech. (Dairy Technology), B.Sc. (Food Science/Food Science & Technology), B.Tech. (Food Technology & Management), B.Sc. (Agriculture), B. V. Sc. & AH. So from above B.Sc. Nutrition and dietetics students are not eligible for ICAR's Food and Technology programme.

The eligibility criteria of ICAR AIEEA PG 2020 is given below. Eligibility criteria : Candidate should note that for admission to Masters degree programmes through entrance examination conducted by NTA, only the candidates having passed graduation with four/six (10+6 B.Sc. Ag. )/ five years (B. V. Sc. & AH) degree programme from any public funded/government. institution will be eligible. Candidates passed out from private Agricultural Universities/Colleges not accredited by ICAR, even though affiliated to public funded/government. are not eligible for admission through this examination. Only those candidates from Private Agricultural Universities/Colleges (accredited by ICAR) are eligible to appear in the
examination who have completed their degree in programmes accredited by ICAR. So from above candidates completed their graduation from public funded/government. institution will be eligible to appear in ICAR PG entrance exam. the candidates passed out from private Agricultural Universities/Colleges not accredited by ICAR are not eligible.

HiThe syllabus for all entrance exams are given on the web site of a university from where you want to give the test. You can check from CAR JRF Syllabus - AgriGyan. In
I know about LPU an ICAR recognised university of repute. If you check from their website you will get the syllabus and the paper pattern also for the entrance test named LPU NEST. Log in to the sites of some good colleges to check the academic benefits it offers which might suit you. All the best !

Hi Ritika,
Of course you can get a job. No problem. ICAR does not affiliates Universities it just ranks agri universities as per their criteria (which is ofcourse a drawback of ICAR). So any UGC affiliated university can start B.Sc. (http://B.Sc) agri programmes without asking ICAR. But ICAR accredited universities are always better for agriculture