ICAR AIEEA Question Paper Analysis 2022 for 14 Sep Shift 1 – Check Difficulty Level
The National Testing Agency formulated the ICAR AIEEA question paper 2022 for the UG examinations on 13 and 14 September.
ICAR AIEEA Question Paper 2022: The National Testing Agency formulated the ICAR AIEEA question paper 2022 for the UG examinations on 13 and 14 September. The exam took place for admissions to Agriculture and Allied Sciences across various institutions in the country. Day 1 of the exam was over successfully, and Day 2, Shift 1 of the exam, took place on 14 September from 9:00 AM to 2:30 PM.
Furthermore, the exam was a 150-minute computer-based test, with 150 questions divided into 50 questions per subject. ICAR AIEEA question paper 2022 comprised five subject choices: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, and Agriculture. Candidates must combine three subjects, with PCM, PCB, PCA, and ABC as valid combinations. Every correct attempt fetches 4 marks, whereas every wrong attempt results in a deduction by one mark.
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ICAR Paper Analysis 2022 for 14 September, Shift 1
Candidates who appeared for the ICAR AIEEA can check the following table to know the analysis of the ICAR AIEEA question paper 2022.
| Particulars | Analysis |
| General difficulty level | Moderate |
| Physics difficulty level | Moderate to difficult |
| Chemistry difficulty level | Easy to moderate |
| Biology difficulty level | Moderate to difficult |
| Mathematics difficulty level | TBA |
| Agriculture difficulty level | Easy to moderate |
| Topics with the most weightage in Physics | TBA |
| Topics with the most weightage in Chemistry | TBA |
| Topics with the most weightage in Biology | Genetics |
| Topics with the most weightage in Agriculture | TBA |
| Topics with the most weightage in Mathematics | TBA |
| Total number of good attempts | 80-90% |
| Was the paper time-consuming? | No |
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