Question 1

What is the official exam pattern for CCS HAU B.Sc 4-Year Entrance Exam?

Accepted Answer

The 4-Year B.Sc. (Hons.) Agriculture entrance examination comprises 200 multiple-choice questions for 100 marks (0.5 mark each) with a duration of 180 minutes (3 hours). Physics (50 Qs / 25 Marks) and Chemistry (50 Qs / 25 Marks) are compulsory for all candidates. The remaining 100 questions (50 Marks) are chosen from the candidate's elective: Biology, Mathematics, or Agriculture Sciences. There is zero negative marking.

Question 2

What is the official syllabus and marking for CCS HAU 6-Year (AAT) Exam?

Accepted Answer

The Agriculture Aptitude Test (AAT) for the 6-Year program comprises 100 questions for 100 marks (1.0 mark each) with a duration of 150 minutes (2.5 hours). Section 1 is General Science (60 questions / 60 marks) based on Class 10 NCERT science. Section 2 is Agriculture Aptitude (40 questions / 40 marks) covering Haryana Kharif and Rabi crop packages, soil management, irrigation, fertilizers, animal husbandry, and Murrah buffalo dairy management. There is zero negative marking.

Question 3

Is there any negative marking in the CCS HAU entrance examination?

Accepted Answer

No. There is strictly NO negative marking in both the 4-Year B.Sc and 6-Year AAT entrance examinations. Candidates should attempt all questions.

Question 4

How does the Haryana Rural Area School 5% weightage work in CCS HAU admissions?

Accepted Answer

Candidates who have passed their qualifying schooling (10th and/or 10+2) from a verified rural school located in a rural village area of Haryana (duly certified by the Sarpanch and Block Development Officer / SDM) receive an additional 5% weightage on their entrance score during composite merit calculation.

Question 5

What are the safe cutoff targets for CCS HAU Hisar admission?

Accepted Answer

Safe target benchmarks out of 100 marks based on recent admission merit lists are: Haryana General (AIC / HOGC): 75–82 marks; Backward Classes (BCA / BCB): 68–74 marks; Scheduled Castes (SC / Deprived SC): 58–64 marks.