Description

Overview

Agricultural Officer positions are offered by state governments and various departments to support agricultural development and extension services.

Eligibility Criteria

• Educational Qualification: Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Agriculture or related fields (Horticulture, Forestry, etc.).
• Age Limit: 18–40 years (varies by state).

Exam Pattern

The AO exam usually includes:

1. General Knowledge: State-specific history, culture, and current affairs.
2. Agriculture Knowledge: Topics such as crop production, soil science, plant diseases, and pest control.
3. Aptitude and Reasoning: Basic numerical and logical reasoning skills.

Key Responsibilities

• Educating farmers on modern techniques.
• Monitoring agricultural programs.

Ensuring the implementation of government schemes.