Subject-wise distribution (100 questions):
| Area | Approx. Qs | Topics covered |
|---|---|---|
| Anatomy | 1–13 (~12) | Skeletal system, cranium, viscera, brain ventricles, cardiovascular anatomy |
| Biochemistry | 13–20 (~7) | Carbohydrates, nucleic acids, fatty acids, glycolysis, enzymes |
| Extension Education | 21–29 (~9) | Communication models, land-grant history, adoption process, KVK |
| Animal Nutrition/Feed Tech | 30–40 (~11) | Proximate analysis, silage, VFA, aflatoxin, probiotics, poultry housing |
| Livestock/Poultry Production | 41–56 (~16) | Breeds (ducks, cattle), farm management, meat science, genetics basics |
| Physiology | 57–65 (~9) | Endocrine, cardiac, blood, digestion |
| Reproduction/Gynecology | 66–74 (~9) | Obstetrics, pyometra, placenta types, pregnancy diagnosis |
| Surgery/Anatomy applied | 75–76 (~2) | Nerve blocks, foramina |
| Parasitology | 77–82 (~6) | Nematodes, coccidia, ectoparasites, protozoa |
| Pathology | 83–90 (~8) | Tumors, necrosis, CNS, pharmacology basics |
| Pharmacology/Toxicology | 88–92 (~5) | Adrenergic drugs, tolerance, toxic elements |
| Microbiology/Virology | 93–96, 100 (~5) | ASF, LSDV, zoonoses, milk pasteurization |
| Veterinary Public Health/Epidemiology | 97–99 (~3) | Sampling, N95, Evans’ postulates |
Key trends:
- Applied/scenario-based questions increasing – several questions (40, 42, 44, 45, 46) are case-study style (“Assume you are the farm manager/certifying officer…”) rather than pure recall, testing practical decision-making.
- Regulatory/statutory emphasis – BIS standards (Q37), Transportation of Animal Rules 2001 (Q44), NBAGR breed registration (Q43) reflect focus on legal/regulatory veterinary knowledge.
- Regional relevance – Assam-specific breeds (Miri, Siri, Doothigir, Doom) appear
- Multi-statement/assertion-reason format – Qs 51, 95, 96, 99 use “which combination is correct” format testing deeper conceptual clarity, not just factual recall.
- Emerging/current topics – Kyasanur Forest Disease, N95 respirators (post-COVID relevance), African Swine Fever diagnostics — shows papers keeping pace with recent disease outbreaks.
- Heavy weight on Livestock Production & Nutrition (~27 questions combined) — the single largest block, suggesting this is the highest-yield area for preparation.
- Balanced basic-to-applied ratio — roughly 60% definitional/recall, 40% applied/scenario or comparative reasoning.
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