State agricultural university MBA (ABM) admission · India · State agricultural universities via ICAR AIEEA-PG Group 19
Original practice questions written to the published syllabus · not past papersShort business courses on individual input and livestock industries: seed, fertiliser, agro-chemicals, dairy, feed, poultry, farm power and renewable energy.
In the exams: agricultural development bank officer recruitment, animal husbandry, fisheries and farm engineering (heavy); agricultural field officer recruitment in banking, crops, soils, horticulture and animal husbandry (heavy)
How our questions for State agricultural university MBA admission spread across the units of Sector-specific Agribusiness Electives. Difficulty: 16 easy, 6 medium, 0 hard.
| Fertiliser manufacture and demand (ABM 512) | 3 | |
| Seed programmes and certification (ABM 514) | 3 | |
| Farm power and its cost analysis (ABM 517) | 3 | |
| Livestock business | 3 | |
| Agro-chemicals and the Insecticides Act (ABM 513) | 2 | |
| Dairy plant management and dairy marketing (ABM 527) | 2 | |
| Floriculture business | 2 | |
| Feed plant management and regulation (ABM 520) | 1 | |
| Poultry and hatchery business (ABM 522) | 1 | |
| Farm machinery business | 1 | |
| Renewable energy institutions (ABM 529) | 1 |
Choose an answer, then open the working. Each explanation says why the right answer is right and why the others are not.
Under India's Insecticides Act, 1968, which body registers pesticides for import, manufacture and sale?
A. The Registration Committee constituted under the Act
The Registration Committee registers insecticides; the Central Insecticides Board advises. States issue manufacturing and selling licences under the Insecticides Act, not the Seeds Act; the food safety regulator sets residue limits but does not register pesticides.
In the WHO classification of pesticides by acute hazard, Class Ia denotes active ingredients that are
A. extremely hazardous
WHO classes are Ia extremely hazardous, Ib highly hazardous, II moderately hazardous, III slightly hazardous and U unlikely to present acute hazard in normal use.
Which sequence correctly describes the seed generation system used in India?
D. Nucleus, breeder, foundation, certified
The breeder maintains nucleus seed, multiplies it to breeder seed, which becomes foundation seed and then certified seed for farmers. Placing foundation before breeder reverses the purity order.
Under India's Seeds Act, 1966, what is the legal position of seed certification and labelling for notified kinds and varieties offered for sale?
B. Labelling is compulsory; certification is voluntary
The Act requires notified kinds sold to meet minimum germination and purity and be labelled, but certification by a certification agency is voluntary; uncertified seed can be sold as truthfully labelled seed.
Which of these is a variable (operating) cost of a tractor rather than a fixed cost?
C. Fuel and lubricants
Fuel and lubricants rise with hours used. Depreciation (straight-line), interest, housing, insurance and taxes are the fixed (DIHT) costs that occur whether or not the tractor works.
What does the WTO Agreement on Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures allow member countries to do?
C. Restrict imports on health grounds when backed by science or standards
The SPS Agreement permits health-based measures that rest on scientific risk assessment or international standards (WOAH for animals, Codex for food, IPPC for plants). It does not permit disguised protection or govern export subsidies.
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