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Objective questions with their solution asked on NARC examination 2080 for the post of T-6 Technical officer Pomology, Olericulture, Agri Engineeing

Public Service Commission Commission (PSC), Nepal Agriculture Research Council Examination conducted on 2080/08/17.

This is the first paper, time is 45 minutes and full marks is 100. Each question carry the 2 marks.

Subject: Agriculture Research Development

Objective questions with their solution asked on NARC (Nepal examination 2080 for the post of T-6 Technical officer Pomology, Olericulture, Agri Engineeing.

A) to enhance dairy production

B) to improve horticulture practice

C) to increase rice and wheat productivity

D) to promote organic farming

A) 4.0 and 8.0

B) 7.0 and 9.0

C) 5.5 and 7.0

D) 2.3 and 9.3

A) 1981

B) 1983

C) 1989

D) 1991

A) 2017

B) 2018

C) 2019

D) 2020

A) Selection of least cost

B) Enterprise mix

C) Level of resource use

D) All of the above

A) solve the farmers' problems

B) increase crop productivity

C) develop improved varieties

D) All of the above

A) Reading

B) Hearing

C) Seeing

D) Both B and C

A) 2010

B) 2012

C) 2014

D) 2016

A) 26°22′-30°27′ latitude, 80°4′-88°12′ longitude

B) 25°20′-29°37′ latitude, 80°6′-85°10′ longitude

C) 26°20′-30°22′ latitude, 80°6′-84°12′ longitude

D) 24°22′-28°27′ latitude, 82°4′-86°12′ longitude

A) International trade of agricultural products

B) Agricultural policies and regulations

C) Market research for agricultural products

D) Promoting agricultural research and development

A) Promoting organic farming exclusively

B) Enhancing crop diversification

C) Achieving food self-sufficiency

D) Developing large scale agro industries

A) Year of manufacture

B) Grain color

C) Manufacturing/processing plant

D) Moisture percentage in grain

A) Cotton, Sorghum

B) Rice, Jute

C) Chilli, Tomato

D) Sugarcane, beat

A) Mango

B) Banana

C) Mandarin

D) Apple

A) Clean Energy for Agriculture Program

B) Climate-Resilient Agriculture Program

C) Green Revolution Program

D) Rapid Urbanization Program

A) Carbon dioxide

B) Methane

C) Sulphur hexafluoride

D) Chlorofluorocarbons

A) Decrease crop yield due to excessive chemical use

B) Increase dependence on imported crops

C) Enhanced crop yields through the adoption of improved varieties and practices

D) Indiscriminate deforestation

A) By promoting large scale deforestation

B) By using advanced irrigation methods and crop-rotation

C) By encouraging monoculture farming

D) By depleting soil nutrient rapidly

A) Carbon dioxide

B) Methane

C) Nitrous oxide

D) All of the above

A) Livestock production

B) Horticulture

C) Paddy cultivation

D) Fishery

A) ADS vision paper

B) National seed vision paper

C) APP vision paper

D) All of the above

A) 17

B) 23

C) 35

D) 42

A) 1990 to 2010

B) 1995 to 2015

C) 2000 to 2015

D) 2005 to 2020

A) 500-1000m from msl

B) 1000-1500m from msi

C) 1500-2000m from msl

D) 2000-3000m from mst

A) Extension personnel

B) Concerned stakeholders

C) End users

D) All of the above

A) IFPRI

B) CIP

C) ICRISAT

D) China

A) Philippines

B) Mexico

C) India

D) China

A) 2055

B) 2059

C) 2069

D) 2079

A) CIAT

B) CIMMYT

C) ICRISAT

D) IITA

A) problem of road networks

B) problem of electricity

C) narrow terraces

D) all of the above

A) Mirex X

B) Dimethoate

C) Phorate

D) Aldrion

A) Epilachnene beetle

B) Aphelinus mali

C) Tiger beetle

D) Mycorrhizae

A) To increase agricultural production and productivity

B) Developing the foundations of a commercial and competitive agricultural system

C) Conservation, promotion and utilization of natural resources, environment and biodiversity

D) To enhance the value chain of agricultural products

A) 1975 AD

B) 1977 AD

C) 1979 AD

D) 1981 AD

A) Nepal Agricultural Research Council

B) Universities with agriculture education

C) NGO and Private sectors

D) All of the above

A) FY 2075/76-FY 2079/80

B) FY 2076/77 - FY2080/81

C) FY 2077/78-FY 2081/82

D) None of the above

A) Triazines

B) Carbamates

C) Organochlorines

D) Organophosphates

A) Golden delicious

B) HRMN 99

C) Red delicious

D) Anna

A) Mango

B) Mandarin

C) Apple

D) Banana

A) 1965 AD

B) 1975 AD

C) 1985 AD

D) 1995 AD

A) Acetochlor

B) Azadirachtin

C) Metaldehyde

D) Mancozeb

A) Control

B) Randomization

C) Replication

D) None of the above

A) Carbon dioxide

B) Carbon monoxide

C) Nitric acid

D) Methane

A) Cooperation and people participation

B) Indigenous knowledge

C) Principle of grass root level organization

D) All of the above

A) 1974 AD

B) 1975 AD

C) 1976 AD

D) 1977 AD

A) Mt. Everest and Simara

B) Mt. Everest and Rajbiraj

C) Mt. Everest and Bankatiya

D) Mt. Everest and Kechana

A) 4%

B) 5%

C) 6%

D) 7%

A) Paddy

B) Wheat

C) Millet

D) Maize

A) Ginger

B) Cardamom

C) Cinnamon

D) Chilly

A) BIB Design

B) Completely Randomized Design

C) Randomized Block Design

D) None of the above

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  1. Anonymous5 January 2024 at 13:23


    I guess some of the answers are incorrect. Please check to see if I am wrong.
    4.) C (2019)
    10.) B (Agricultural Policies and Regulations)
    21.) B (National Seed Vision Paper)
    22.) B (23%)
    36.) B (FY 2076/77-80/81)
    45.) D (1977)
    46.) D ( Mt. Everest and Kechana)
    some doubts,
    7.) C (seeing)
    34.) A (1975 AD)
    48.) A (Paddy)
    Thank you,

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