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ICAR AIEEA PG 2026 Preparation

Master Horticulture with AgriAddict

Comprehensive preparation course for ICAR AIEEA PG entrance exam with expert mentors, structured curriculum, and futuristic learning experience.

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Total Topics • Comprehensive curriculum

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Expert Mentors • Industry professionals

246

Study Hours • Estimated completion time

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Success Rate • ICAR AIEEA qualification

Comprehensive Curriculum

Seven core modules designed by industry experts to ensure complete preparation for ICAR AIEEA PG entrance examination.

S. NoTopics Updater
HORTICULTURE
I. Basic Horticulture
1Definition, branches, classification of fruitsMukesh sir
2Morphology of plantMukesh sir
3Bearing and unfruitfulness in fruitsMukesh sir
4Layout of orchard and calculation number of plantsMukesh sir
5Propagation of plantMukesh sir
6Graft incompatibility, training and pruningMukesh sir
7Nutrition of plants and climateMukesh sir
8Application of Plant Growth Regulators, role of sex modification in vegetables, dormancy and its typesMukesh sir
9Apomixis, Polyembryony and ParthenocarpyMukesh sir
10Protected cultivation of horticultural cropsMukesh sir
11PPV & FR, Seed production in vegetablesMukesh sir
12Biofertilizer applications in horticultural cropsMukesh sir
13Physiological disorders in fruits and vegetablesMukesh sir
14Biotechnological approaches in horticultural cropsMukesh sir
15Convention on Biological Diversity and protocols in plant protectionMukesh sir
II. Pomology
1MangoMukesh sir
2BananaMukesh sir
3PapayaMukesh sir
4CitrusMukesh sir
5GuavaMukesh sir
6SapotaMukesh sir
7JackfruitMukesh sir
8PineappleMukesh sir
9AvocadoMukesh sir
10GrapesMukesh sir
11Mangosteen and KarondaMukesh sir
12AppleMukesh sir
13PearMukesh sir
14PeachMukesh sir
15PlumMukesh sir
16AlmondMukesh sir
17ApricotMukesh sir
18Walnut and Pecan nutMukesh sir
19KiwifruitMukesh sir
20CherryMukesh sir
21StrawberryMukesh sir
22Litchi and RambutanMukesh sir
23Passionfruit and PersimmonMukesh sir
24Carambola and LoquatMukesh sir
25PomegranateMukesh sir
26Date palmMukesh sir
27Custard appleMukesh sir
28FigMukesh sir
29Aonla and PhalsaMukesh sir
30Ber and BaelMukesh sir
31JamunMukesh sir
III. Olericulture
1.1Classification of vegetable cropsPartik sir
1.2Vegetable Seed ProductionPartik sir
2Type of vegetable gardeningPartik sir
3Miscellaneous vegetablesPartik sir
4TomatoPartik sir
5BrinjalPartik sir
6Capsicum and ChilliPartik sir
7PotatoPartik sir
8OkraPartik sir
9General Cruciferae and CauliflowerPartik sir
10CabbagePartik sir
11Sprouting Broccoli and Brussels SproutPartik sir
12Knol khol and KalePartik sir
13General Cucurbits and Cucumber (Sex modification in cucurbits)Partik sir
14WatermelonPartik sir
15MuskmelonPartik sir
16Pumpkin and SquashPartik sir
17Bottle gourd and Bitter gourdPartik sir
18Ridge gourd and Sponge gourdPartik sir
19Ash gourd and Snake gourdPartik sir
20Round snap melon, Sweet gourd, Spine gourdPartik sir
21Pointed gourd, Chow chow and Ivy gourdPartik sir
22General root vegetables and CarrotPartik sir
23RadishPartik sir
24Turnip and BeetrootPartik sir
25General beans and Garden peaPartik sir
26French bean and CowpeaPartik sir
27Cluster bean and Dolichos beanPartik sir
28Broad bean and Winged beanPartik sir
29Lima bean, Jack bean, Sword bean, Runner beanPartik sir
30General tuber crops and Sweet potatoPartik sir
31Tapioca and Elephant Foot YamPartik sir
32Taro and YamPartik sir
33Minor tuber cropsPartik sir
34General bulb crops and GarlicPartik sir
35OnionPartik sir
36General leafy vegetables and PalakPartik sir
37Spinach and AmaranthusPartik sir
38Lettuce, Parsley, Celery and Chinese cabbagePartik sir
39General perennial vegetables: Asparagus and BasellaPartik sir
40Drumstick, Curry leaf, LeekPartik sir
41Globe artichoke, Rhubarb, AgathiPartik sir
42Post harvest and processing of vegetablesPartik sir
IV. Floriculture
1History of GardeningPruthvi Ma'am
2Jasmine and CrossandraPruthvi Ma'am
3Tuberose and MarigoldPruthvi Ma'am
4Chrysanthemum and HibiscusPruthvi Ma'am
5RosePruthvi Ma'am
6CarnationPruthvi Ma'am
7OrchidPruthvi Ma'am
8AnthuriumPruthvi Ma'am
9GladiolusPruthvi Ma'am
10Dahlia and GerberaPruthvi Ma'am
11China aster, Alstroemeria, Day lily, Baby’s breath, Stock, Lotus, Bougainvillea, PetuniaPruthvi Ma'am
12Bird of Paradise, Heliconia, Amaryllis, Gaillardia, Zinnia, Calla lily, Statice, LiliumPruthvi Ma'am
13Annual flowersPruthvi Ma'am
14Ornamental shrubs and Ornamental treesPruthvi Ma'am
15Ornamental climbers and PalmPruthvi Ma'am
16Lawn, Cactus and Shade plantsPruthvi Ma'am
V. Plantation Crops
1TeaMukesh sir
2Coffee and RubberMukesh sir
3CoconutMukesh sir
4Arecanut and CocoaMukesh sir
5CashewnutMukesh sir
6Oil palm and Palmyra palmMukesh sir
VI. Spices and Condiments
1General Spices and Black pepperAnchal Ma'am
2CardamomAnchal Ma'am
3Ginger and TurmericAnchal Ma'am
4Coriander, Fenugreek and CuminAnchal Ma'am
5Fennel, Clove and NutmegAnchal Ma'am
6Cinnamon, Allspice and TamarindAnchal Ma'am
7Saffron, Asafoetida and PaprikaAnchal Ma'am
8Vanilla and Betel vineAnchal Ma'am
VII. Medicinal and Aromatic Plants
-3 lecturesMukesh sir
VIII. Post Harvest Technology
-3 lecturesMukesh sir
IX. General Agriculture
-General Topics-

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