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Complete Agriculture Exams and Career Opportunities database from Class 11–12 to B.Sc., M.Sc., PhD and Post-Doctoral level, including Central Government, State-wise, Banking, Research, Teaching and International opportunities.
An agriculture student can enter competitive examinations from Class 11–12 all the way up to PhD/Post-Doctoral level, and can also appear in many general government exams where Agriculture/Agriculture-related degrees are accepted.
| Exam | Level After |
|---|---|
| CUET-UG | National • Class 12 |
| CUET-UG – ICAR Agriculture & Allied Sciences | National • Class 12 |
| JEE Main | National • Class 12 |
| NEET-UG | National • Class 12 |
| NCHM/JEE etc. | Allied/food sector • Class 12 |
| ICAR UG counselling through CUET | Agriculture • Class 12 |
The important current change is that ICAR UG admissions are through CUET-UG, rather than the old standalone ICAR AIEEA-UG examination. ICAR's 2026 notice specifically refers to candidates appearing in CUET-UG 2026 for ICAR Agriculture & Allied Sciences admissions.
ICAR's agricultural-university system covers a large network of State Agricultural Universities, Central Agricultural Universities, ICAR deemed universities and other universities with agriculture faculties.
These are particularly important for students after 12th.
| State | Important Agriculture Entrance |
|---|---|
| Andhra Pradesh | AP EAPCET, AGRICET, HORTICET, AGRI Polytechnic |
| Telangana | TS EAPCET, AGRICET, PJTSAU-related admissions |
| Karnataka | KCET, Agriculture quota/admissions |
| Maharashtra | MHT-CET, MCAER/State agriculture admissions |
| Tamil Nadu | TNAU admissions / state admission process |
| Kerala | KEAM / Kerala agricultural university admissions |
| West Bengal | WBJEE / university-specific agriculture admissions |
| Odisha | OUAT/OUAT-linked agriculture admission processes |
| Bihar | BCECE / agriculture admissions |
| Jharkhand | JCECE |
| Chhattisgarh | CG Pre Agriculture Test / agriculture admission processes |
| Madhya Pradesh | MP agriculture admission/entrance processes |
| Uttar Pradesh | UP agriculture university admissions / CUET |
| Rajasthan | JET Agriculture |
| Gujarat | State agriculture admission process / GUJCET where applicable |
| Haryana | State/university agriculture admissions |
| Punjab | PAU admissions/entrance |
| Himachal Pradesh | HP university agriculture admissions |
| Uttarakhand | Pantnagar/university admission processes |
| Assam | AAU entrance/admission |
| Jammu & Kashmir | SKUAST admission/entrance |
| Meghalaya/Nagaland/Northeast | University/state-specific admissions |
Important: state entrance structures change frequently, so these should be treated as an exam-family list rather than a promise that every examination is conducted every year.
This is one of the biggest examination categories for agriculture students.
→ M.Sc./M.Tech admission
→ ICAR-PG scholarship
→ PhD admission
→ JRF/SRF opportunity
The 2026 NTA portal currently lists both AIEEA-PG and AICE-JRF/SRF (Ph.D.).
| Exam | Purpose |
|---|---|
| ICAR AICE-JRF/SRF (PhD) | PhD + JRF/SRF |
| UGC-NET | JRF/Assistant Professor |
| CSIR-UGC NET | JRF/Assistant Professor in eligible subjects |
| DBT-BET | Biotechnology fellowship |
| GATE | PG/PhD/research opportunities in relevant disciplines |
| ICMR-JRF | Relevant biological/medical research |
| Institution-specific PhD entrances | PhD admission |
| University PhD entrance tests | PhD |
For agriculture specifically, ICAR AICE-JRF/SRF is the flagship examination for doctoral admissions within the ICAR-AU ecosystem.
Agricultural Scientists Recruitment Board conducts major recruitment/eligibility examinations for agricultural scientists.
This category is much larger than agriculture-specific exams.
Indian Forest Service (IFoS) is one of the most relevant high-level UPSC examinations for agriculture/forestry/environment-oriented graduates.
One of the most important agriculture-sector competitive examinations.
Agriculture students can target:
When notified.
Career:
Assistant Manager → Manager → senior banking/development roles
Recruitment patterns vary by year.
Eligibility must always be checked against the individual notification.
Government/semi-government opportunities can include recruitment in:
Agriculture graduates are eligible for many general SSC examinations depending on the post's qualification.
Agriculture graduates can also appear for applicable RRB recruitments:
This is not merely a theoretical category: Kerala PSC conducted an Agricultural Officer examination in 2026, and its agriculture department recruitment has generated substantial ranked lists.
Indian Forest Service — IFoS
After M.Sc./PhD:
For eligible subjects.
For eligible science subjects.
Extremely important for agricultural universities.
ASRB NET is particularly important because ASRB's examination system specifically covers agricultural disciplines.
After PhD, the examination changes from conventional "entrance exams" to fellowships, recruitment and research-selection processes.
Agriculture/plant science PhDs can target:
These are generally fellowship/research-selection routes rather than competitive examinations.
| Exam | Agriculture relevance |
|---|---|
| ICAR AIEEA-PG | |
| ICAR AICE-JRF/SRF | |
| ASRB NET | |
| ASRB ARS | |
| ASRB SMS | |
| ASRB STO | |
| UGC NET | |
| CSIR NET | |
| DBT BET | |
| GATE | |
| ICMR-JRF | |
| State PSC Agriculture | |
| NABARD Grade A | |
| IBPS AFO |
An agriculture graduate is not restricted to agriculture jobs.
Every state has:
The following master database contains the major examination, recruitment, entrance, research, banking, teaching, industry and fellowship pathways contained in this page.
Class 12 • National • Agriculture & Allied Sciences
B.Sc. Agriculture • M.Sc./M.Tech admission
M.Sc. Agriculture • PhD + JRF/SRF
Teaching / agricultural university pathway
Agricultural Research Service
Subject Matter Specialist — SMS (T-6)
Senior Technical Officer — STO (T-6)
Agriculture specialist discipline
When notified
Agriculture specialist banking pathway
Agriculture specialist recruitment
Agriculture / forestry / environment-oriented pathway
General government career pathway
After Class 12
Central armed police services
General government recruitment
General government recruitment
General government recruitment
General government recruitment
Railway recruitment
Railway recruitment
JRF / Assistant Professor
JRF / Assistant Professor in eligible subjects
Biotechnology fellowship
PG/PhD/research opportunities in relevant disciplines
Relevant biological/medical research
Food and agriculture sector
Agriculture insurance career pathway
Seed sector recruitment
Madhya Pradesh • MPESB
Chhattisgarh • CG Vyapam
RPSC
BPSC
OPSC
Kerala PSC
Punjab PSC / Department
HPSC
TNPSC
KPSC
Government Jobs
Banking
Higher Education
Research
Teaching
Government
ICAR AICE-JRF/SRF
Scientist / Professor / Researcher
I would not market this as simply “Agriculture Exams”. A much stronger structure would be:
After 12th
→ UG Entrance
B.Sc. Agriculture
→ Government Jobs + Banking + PG Entrance
M.Sc. Agriculture
→ NET + ARS + Scientist + PhD
PhD Agriculture
→ Scientist + Professor + ARS + Research
Post-Doc
→ Scientist + Faculty + International Research
CENTRAL EXAMS
STATE-WISE EXAMS
ENTRANCE EXAMS
RESEARCH EXAMS
BANKING EXAMS
AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT JOBS
TEACHING EXAMS
SCIENTIST RECRUITMENT
INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIPS
One caveat: “all exams” literally would run into hundreds of recurring and post-specific recruitments because State PSCs, agriculture departments, universities, ICAR institutes, banks, corporations and universities issue separate notifications.
For example, Kerala PSC alone has separate Agricultural Officer recruitment streams, while Odisha PSC has Assistant Agriculture Officer recruitment.
Eligibility must always be checked against the individual notification.
State entrance structures change frequently, so these should be treated as an exam-family list rather than a promise that every examination is conducted every year.
These are generally fellowship/research-selection routes rather than competitive examinations.