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The eligibility criteria of ICAR AIEEA PG 2020 is given below. Eligibility criteria : Candidate should note that for admission to Masters degree programmes through entrance examination conducted by NTA, only the candidates having passed graduation with four/six (10+6 B.Sc. Ag. )/ five years (B. V. Sc. & AH) degree programme from any public funded/government. institution will be eligible. Candidates passed out from private Agricultural Universities/Colleges not accredited by ICAR, even though affiliated to public funded/government. are not eligible for admission through this examination. Only those candidates from Private Agricultural Universities/Colleges (accredited by ICAR) are eligible to appear in the
examination who have completed their degree in programmes accredited by ICAR. So from above candidates completed their graduation from public funded/government. institution will be eligible to appear in ICAR PG entrance exam. the candidates passed out from private Agricultural Universities/Colleges not accredited by ICAR are not eligible.

The UGC 2 (f) and 12 (b) statuses indicate that a college is eligible to receive financial assistance from the University Grants Commission (UGC) in India. However, these statuses do not necessarily reflect the quality of education or infrastructure of the college. NAAC accreditation and AICTE approval are additional certifications that indicate the quality and standards of a college in India. NAAC accreditation is a measure of the overall quality and performance of a college, while AICTE approval is specific to technical and engineering courses. While it is not mandatory for a college to have NAAC accreditation or AICTE approval, having these certifications can help assure students of the quality and standards of the college. It is important to note, however, that there are many good colleges in India that do not have these certifications. When considering a college for commerce education in India, it is important to look beyond just the UGC 2 (f) and 12 (b) statuses and consider other factors such as faculty expertise, infrastructure, placement records, and student reviews. You may also want to research the college's reputation and accreditation status within the industry or field you are interested in pursuing after graduation.