National Eligibility Test — topic-wise mock tests and MCQs for agricultural sciences
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ICAR NET (National Eligibility Test) is an exam for agricultural sciences. On ExamFly, the ICAR NET page offers topic-wise mock tests and MCQs to prepare for it, organised by subject and topic.
ExamFly helps with ICAR NET preparation through topic-wise mock tests and MCQs organised by subject and topic. You select a subject, filter by topic, and start focused practice tests, making it easier to target specific areas of the ICAR NET syllabus.
ExamFly's ICAR NET section covers Plant Pathology and Agronomy, with more subjects being added over time. The Plant Pathology topics include History and Introduction, Mycology, Plant Bacteriology, Plant Virology, Host-Pathogen Interaction, Plant Disease Epidemiology, Fungal Diseases, Bacterial Diseases, Viral Diseases and Plant Disease Management. The Agronomy topics include Crop Ecology and Geography, Weed Management, Soil Fertility and Fertilizer Use, Dryland Agronomy, Crop Production in Problem Soils, Crop Production, Agricultural Statistics, Sustainable Land Use Systems, Basics of Soil and Water, Soil Water Relationship, Plant Water Relationship, Irrigation Water Management, Management of Problematic Soils and Water and Organic Farming.
Yes, ExamFly's ICAR NET preparation starts with Plant Pathology. It offers topic-wise tests across ten Plant Pathology topics, from Mycology, Bacteriology and Virology to Host-Pathogen Interaction, Epidemiology and Plant Disease Management.
Each ICAR NET topic-wise test on ExamFly has 50 questions and a 30-minute time limit. Larger topic question pools are split into multiple sequential tests, so a topic can offer several tests of 50 questions each.
On ExamFly, the first two topic-wise tests in each ICAR NET subject, Plant Pathology and Agronomy, are free as a demo. The remaining tests are premium, unlocked with an ICAR NET plan. Topics that do not yet have questions loaded are labelled 'Coming soon' until their content is added.
ExamFly organises ICAR NET tests by subject and then by topic. You first select a subject, such as Plant Pathology, then use the topic filter to narrow down to a specific area, and each topic expands into one or more numbered 50-question tests.