ICAR AIEEA (PG): Master's entrance, Veterinary Science and Animal Sciences · India · NTA for ICAR
Original practice questions written to the published syllabus · not past papersICAR AIEEA (PG): Master's entrance, Veterinary Science and Animal Sciences is a postgraduate admission exam run by NTA for ICAR, for candidates in India. Computer-based, 120 MCQs in 120 minutes, +4 for correct and -1 for wrong, maximum 480. English only.
Source: icar.org.in.
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Applied knowledge that internship postings reinforce: milk quality tests, HACCP, vaccine quality control, feed proximate analysis, and research methodology for the project report.
The compulsory rotating internship that closes the Indian BVSc & AH: postings in teaching and field clinics and in industry or institutions, a project report, and marks for each posting.
Our 19 ICAR AIEEA questions in this subject: 6 easy, 8 medium, 5 hard, across 4 units.
Choose an answer, then open the working. Each explanation says why the right answer is right and why the others are not.
These 10 were written to ICAR AIEEA and are not shown on any other exam's page.
Why must an oil-adjuvanted inactivated vaccine never be frozen?
C. Freezing breaks the adjuvant emulsion and reduces the vaccine's potency
Freezing damages emulsions and aluminium gels, so the antigen is no longer presented correctly and the vaccine loses potency and may cause reactions. Freezing cannot reactivate killed organisms or increase antigen content.
What is the purpose of the seed-lot system in vaccine production?
C. Every batch starts from a defined master or working seed of known identity and passage level
The seed-lot system keeps production consistent and safe: master and working seeds of defined identity and passage limits. Using new field isolates each time, relying on post-sale reports, or varying the substrate would make batches unpredictable.
Which set of tests forms the basic batch quality control of an inactivated bacterial vaccine before release?
A. Sterility, safety, potency and complete inactivation
Batch release of an inactivated vaccine checks freedom from contamination, safety in animals, potency, and that inactivation is complete. Milk tests, proximate analysis and bacterial identification tests are not vaccine release tests.
Why does a vaccine institute keep detailed records of each batch's production and testing?
C. So that any adverse event or failure in the field can be traced to its batch
Batch records give traceability: if animals react or a vaccine fails, the batch and its history can be identified and other users warned. Extending expiry dates without testing is not allowed, and records complement retained samples rather than replacing them.
In a live attenuated vaccine, what has been done to the organism?
A. Its virulence has been reduced while it can still replicate in the host
Attenuation reduces virulence but leaves a living, replicating organism that stimulates immunity. Formalin killing gives an inactivated vaccine, toxin inactivation gives a toxoid, and purified proteins make a subunit vaccine.
Which component of Weende proximate analysis is calculated by difference rather than measured directly?
A. Nitrogen-free extract
NFE = 100 − (moisture + crude protein + ether extract + crude fibre + ash). Crude protein is measured from nitrogen, ether extract by solvent extraction and ash by burning.
In India, which schedule of the Drugs and Cosmetics Rules sets out good manufacturing practice for pharmaceutical products?
D. Schedule M
Schedule M sets GMP requirements for manufacturing premises and processes. Schedules H and X list prescription and tightly controlled drugs, and Schedule C covers biological and special products.
In a feed mill, mixing uniformity matters most for which ingredients?
C. Micro-ingredients such as vitamins, trace minerals and approved additives
Ingredients added in grams per tonne must be evenly spread or some animals get too much and others too little, which matters most for trace minerals and additives with a narrow safety margin. Bulk grain disperses easily, and water and bags are not ration components in this sense.
In an IMRaD-format project report, which section presents the findings without interpreting them?
A. Results
Results report what was found, with numbers. Interpretation, comparison with literature and limitations belong in the discussion; the introduction states the problem and objective; the abstract summarises everything.
Which of the following is research misconduct in an internship project report?
B. Replacing three inconvenient values with numbers that fit the expected result
Fabricating or altering data is the most serious misconduct in science. Reporting non-significant results, citing sources and stating limitations are good practice.
This plan follows where our questions actually fall, so the time goes where the marks are likely to be. It is our reading of the syllabus, not the exam body's weighting.
Read the manual chapters for these first and do every worked question you can find on them.
Aim for one sitting per unit, then mixed questions across them.
Come back to these after a first pass, untimed, and read every explanation, including for the options you rejected.
Do these early in revision so they are fast on the day.
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