ASRB NET Agricultural Entomology Syllabus

ASRB NET Agricultural Entomology Syllabus

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The ASRB NET selection process consists of a single-stage that is the online Computer Based Test (CBT). ASRB NET Agricultural Entomology exam pattern remains the same for all disciplines. Every candidate has to appear for only one paper that he/she has opted for. Exams for different disciplines will be conducted separately, candidates will be communicated regarding the exam through ASRB NET admit card.

The Test will comprise of one paper of 150 marks consisting of 150 objective type multiple choice questions (from the respective discipline opted by the candidate) to be solved in 2 hours duration.

 

Agricultural Entomology

Unit 1: Systematics
History and development of Entomology, Evolution of insects, the position of insects in the animal world, characteristics of phylum Arthropoda, structural features of important arthropod groups such as Trilobita, Chelicerata, and Mandibulata, structural features of important classes of phylum Arthropoda viz. Arachnida, Crustacea, Chilopoda, Diplopoda and Hexapoda. Classification of insects up to order level, habits, habitats, and distinguishing features of different Order and important Families.

Unit 2: Morphology
Body wall, its structure, outgrowths, endoskeleton, Body regions, segmentation, sclerites, and sutures. Head and head appendages, types of mouthparts, antennae, their structure, and types. Thorax structure, thoracic appendages, and their modification. Wings, their modification and venation, Abdomen; structure, abdominal appendages both in Pterygota and Apterygota. External genitalia, general structure, and modification in important insect orders.