Is ICAR entrance exam conducted in Gujarati medium?
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The All India Entrance Examination for Admission (AIEEA) runs by Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) uses multiple test languages including English and Hindi as well as some regional languages yet excludes Gujarati. The ICAR entrance exam excludes Gujarati from its list of available examination media. The testing duration lasts 2 hours and 30 minutes and contains 150 multiple-choice questions while charging General/OBC candidates INR 1,000 and SC/ST/PwD candidates INR 500 as their application fee. June is the typical month for the exam to take place while July brings the announcement of the final results.
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The date for candidates to make any changes to their application form to appear for the ICAR AIEEA Exam was between June 7 to 9, 2025. Once the correction window closes, no candidate is allowed to make any changes to their ICAR Application Form.
Candidates need to visit the official website and then they need to click on the city intimation slip link and fill in their application number and date of birth to download the city intimation slip.
The ICAR City Intimation slip was released on June 24, 2025, on the official website for both PG and PhD students who wish to appear for the ICAR Exam to pursue their preferred courses.
Yes, every student should know that they need to carry their admit card on the day of the exam because it is a mandatory document tha has important information related to the exam like candidate's name, roll number, exam centre, and more such crucil details.
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