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Key Facts: Haryana BSEH Secondary Animal Husbandry Exam

021

Date-sheet subject code (Animal Husbandry)

BSEH Class 10 Animal Husbandry syllabus / Secondary date sheet

60 + 20 + 20

Theory + Practical + Internal Assessment

BSEH Animal Husbandry syllabus 2025–26 (code 021)

2:30 hours

Theory Duration

BSEH Animal Husbandry question paper design 2025–26

33%

Typical Pass (External & Aggregate)

BSEH Secondary passing criteria (confirm current circular)

8 chapters

Theory Syllabus Units (60 marks)

BSEH Animal Husbandry course structure 2025–26

BSEH Secondary Animal Husbandry (code 021) is Haryana’s Class 10 elective: Theory 60 + Practical 20 + IA 20 = 100 marks, about 2.5 hours theory. Pass often 33% external and 33% aggregate. Fee is part of Secondary form-fill-up as per BSEH. This site offers free English MCQ practice with explanations—not a full written-paper or practical simulation.

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1Which product group best represents the contribution of animals to human food supply in India?
A.Cereals and pulses only
B.Milk, meat, eggs, and animal fats
C.Only plant oils
D.Only synthetic proteins
Explanation: Livestock contribute animal-source foods such as milk, meat, eggs, and animal fats that supply high-quality protein, minerals, and vitamins alongside plant foods.
2Which practice is an example of inappropriate treatment (cruelty) toward farm animals that Animal Husbandry courses urge students to avoid?
A.Providing clean drinking water daily
B.Overloading a cart animal beyond its capacity
C.Regular grooming and shade in summer
D.Vaccination under veterinary advice
Explanation: Overworking or overloading draft animals beyond their capacity is inappropriate treatment; welfare-minded husbandry stresses load limits, rest, water, feed, and shade.
3What is the main purpose of culling in a dairy herd?
A.To remove unproductive or unsuitable animals from the breeding/milking group
B.To increase the number of calves born each year without selection
C.To stop all vaccination programmes
D.To replace green fodder with only concentrates
Explanation: Culling removes animals that are unproductive, chronically sick, infertile, or otherwise unsuitable so feed and management resources focus on better stock.
4Which method is commonly used to estimate the age of cattle when records are unavailable?
A.Counting only the number of horns
B.Examining the eruption and wear of temporary and permanent teeth
C.Measuring only ear length
D.Weighing milk once
Explanation: Age estimation in cattle commonly uses dental patterns—eruption timing and wear of temporary and permanent teeth—when birth records are missing.
5Breed improvement in livestock is primarily based on which scientific foundation?
A.Random mating with no record of parents
B.Genetic principles of inheritance and selection of superior parents
C.Feeding only mineral mixture without breeding plans
D.Housing design alone
Explanation: Breed improvement rests on genetics: desirable traits are heritable, so selecting superior sires and dams (and systems like AI) shifts the herd mean over generations.
6What is artificial insemination (AI) in farm animals?
A.Natural mating only in free-range herds
B.Placing collected, evaluated semen into the female reproductive tract by trained technique instead of natural service
C.Surgical removal of ovaries
D.Feeding hormones mixed in water without any breeding plan
Explanation: AI deposits semen from a selected male into the female’s reproductive tract using instruments and timing, allowing wide use of superior sires without natural service on every farm.
7Which is a major advantage of artificial insemination compared with natural service?
A.It prevents any need for heat detection
B.Superior bull genetics can be spread widely with reduced disease-transmission risk from natural mating
C.It always guarantees twin calves
D.It eliminates all need for semen quality checks
Explanation: AI multiplies the impact of elite sires across many females and, with proper screening, reduces some disease risks associated with unrestricted natural mating.
8Which structure is prepared and used for collecting semen from bulls in artificial breeding programmes?
A.Artificial vagina
B.Stomach tube only
C.Lactometer
D.Teat siphon exclusively
Explanation: An artificial vagina (AV) is prepared at appropriate temperature and pressure so the bull ejaculates into it during collection for AI programmes.
9Why is semen examined and tested after collection for AI?
A.Only to change its colour for marketing
B.To assess quality traits such as motility, concentration, and morphology before storage and use
C.To convert semen into milk products
D.To make natural service unnecessary for heat detection
Explanation: Semen evaluation checks motility, sperm concentration, morphology, and contamination so only quality doses are diluted, frozen/stored, and used for insemination.
10Which factor is a common limitation of artificial insemination programmes at farm level?
A.Need for accurate heat detection, trained personnel, and cold-chain/storage discipline
B.Complete freedom from any hygiene rules
C.Automatic conception without timing
D.No requirement for superior sire selection
Explanation: AI success depends on heat detection, skilled inseminators, hygiene, and proper semen storage/transport; weaknesses in any of these limit results.

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