I am a BTech Agricultural Engineering student. Am I for ICAR JRF (AIEEA) exam? Which branch is best for me?

<p>As a BTech Agricultural Engineering student, you are <strong>eligible</strong> to appear for the <strong>ICAR JRF (AIEEA-PG)</strong> exam, provided your degree follows the <strong>10+2+4 pattern</strong> from a recognised university. The minimum age requirement is <strong>nineteen years</strong> as of <strong>thirty-first August twenty-five</strong>, and you must have secured at least <strong>sixty percent marks</strong> in graduation if you belong to the General, OBC, EWS, or UPS categories. For SC, ST, and PwD candidates, the minimum required is <strong>fifty percent</strong>.</p><p>Now, when it comes to choosing the <strong>best branch</strong>, your background in Agricultural Engineering opens doors to several promising specializations. Among them, <strong>Soil and Water Engineering</strong>, <strong>Farm Machinery and Power</strong>, and <strong>Irrigation and Drainage Engineering</strong> are particularly well-aligned with your undergraduate training. These branches not only build on your existing technical foundation but also offer strong career prospects in research, academia, and government sectors.</p><p>If you're inclined toward sustainability and environmental impact, <strong>Renewable Energy in Agriculture</strong> and <strong>Post-Harvest Technology</strong> are emerging areas with growing relevance. On the other hand, if you're drawn to precision and innovation, <strong>Agricultural Informatics</strong> and <strong>GIS applications in agriculture</strong> could be exciting paths to explore.</p><p>&lt;!-EndFragment -&gt;</p>

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