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Name of Entrance Exam
All India Entrance Exam(AIEEA-UG-2014)
Mode of Application for AIEEA-UG-2014
Online and Offline
Last date for Application
7th February 2014
Eligibility
Between 17-23 years as on 31st august 2014
[ SC/ST/PC (Physically Challenged) categories would be relaxable by 5 years]

Qualifying Examination (AIEEA-UG-2014)
(Other than veterinary sciences)
10+2 or Equivalent/Inter (Agriculture) with PCM/ PCB/ PCMB/ PCA/ PCH subject combinations.
50% for General, OBC, UPS
40% for SC,ST,PC (Physically Challenged)

Application Fee
500/-  for  General, OBC, UPS
250/-  for SC,ST,PC (Physically Challenged)
[+25  extra service tax]
Admit card/Roll no Enquiry
Last week of march
Result
After 3rd week of May 2014
Counseling
14-06-2014 to 24-06-2014

Payment Mode
Through Sydicate Bank Challan
Through online Payment Gateway
Through NEFT  payment Gateway

DD drawn at
Favour of : ICAR Unit-Education Division
ICAR, New Delhi
Payable at: New Delhi
*Hard copy (Offline) of computer generated configuration page of application will be submitted before 14th February 2014.
*veterinary science doesn’t include  admission to bachelor degree
* Application Form and other details will be available on ICAR website (www.icar.org.in)

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