MyGurujee ICAR Classroom Program

At MyGurujee, our ICAR Classroom Program is designed to help students achieve success
through expert faculty, structured learning, and continuous practice. Our program focuses
on strengthening subject knowledge, improving analytical thinking, and providing regular
assessments to prepare students confidently for the ICAR entrance examination. With
personalized mentoring and a result-oriented approach, we help students secure
admissions to India’s leading agricultural universities.

Facts & Figures

40%

Students Successfully Cleared IIT-JEE

64

Ranks in the Top 1000

700+

Successful Selections Across Programs

Eligibility

General Eligibility

Academic Requirements

ICAR Exam Pattern

Mode of Examination

The ICAR entrance examination is conducted as a Computer-Based Test (CBT) at designated examination centres.

Duration

The examination is conducted for 2 Hours (120 Minutes).

Subjects Covered

The examination includes questions from Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, Agriculture, and Aptitude, depending on the selected programme.

Question Type

The examination consists of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) designed to evaluate conceptual understanding and application skills.

Number of Questions

The total number of questions and subject distribution are prescribed by the National Testing Agency (NTA) for the respective examination year.

Total Marks

The examination is conducted for the total marks specified in the latest official notification.

Marking Scheme

Candidates are awarded marks for every correct answer, while negative marking is applied as per the latest ICAR examination guidelines.

Language Options

The examination is available in English and Hindi, as prescribed by the National Testing Agency.

ICAR Syllabus

The ICAR syllabus is based on the NCERT Class 11 and Class 12 curriculum and covers
Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, and Agriculture, depending on the chosen
programme. Students are advised to prepare according to the latest syllabus prescribed by
the National Testing Agency (NTA).