IFFCO AGT exam date awaited as application deadline passes

IFFCO has not yet announced the exam date for the Agriculture Graduate Trainee recruitment, even as the 14 October application deadline has passed. Eligible candidates submitted online applications before the close on Wednesday, 14 October, and must now wait for the schedule. The selection process includes a preliminary online test, a final online test, a personal interview and a medical examination.

IFFCO AGT exam date awaited as application deadline passes

The notification, released on the official portal careers.iffco-recruitments.in, sets the maximum age at 30 years as of 1 September and requires a four-year full-time B.Sc. Agriculture degree with at least 60 percent marks for General candidates, 55 percent for SC and ST. Selected trainees receive Rs 33,300 per month during one year of training, absorbing into the regular pay scale of Rs 37,000 to Rs 70,000. Candidates are advised to continue preparation and monitor the website for the exam date and admit card release.

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The notification lists a selection process with two online tests, an interview and a medical examination, but without exam dates, candidates cannot plan. More than 1,500 agriculture graduates applied before the 14 October deadline, and every waiting day adds uncertainty. IFFCO's next announcement will decide whether trainees are absorbed before the 2026-27 fertiliser season or later. The regional language requirement means graduates from non-Hindi states must verify their proficiency before the test window opens. Until the exam schedule is published, aspirants must balance revision with monitoring the careers portal. The official website careers.iffco-recruitments.in is the sole channel for the date.


Source: bankersadda.com

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