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2026 Statistics

Key Facts: PSEB SS Agriculture Exam

70 + 25 + 5

PSEB Senior Secondary Agriculture Theory + Practical + INA mark split

PSEB Class 12 Scheme of Studies (Agriculture code 065)

3 hours

Typical PSEB Senior Secondary Agriculture theory exam duration

Common Class 12 theory logistics / confirm on pseb.ac.in

33%

Separate pass floor in Theory, Practical, INA, and aggregate

PSEB Class 12 Scheme of Studies

Code 065

Agriculture subject code on PSEB Senior Secondary materials

PSEB Scheme of Studies / syllabus

English MCQ adaptation

This free local bank is not the official Senior Secondary paper format

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PSEB Senior Secondary Agriculture is a Class 12 public-exam subject with Theory 70 + Practical 25 + INA 05 (about 3 hours theory; code 065) and 33% pass separately in theory, practical, INA, and aggregate — not a pure MCQ board paper. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation for crop production, horticulture, animal husbandry, and agricultural economics in a Punjab Class 12 Agriculture context.

Sample PSEB SS Agriculture Practice Questions

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1Crops sown with the onset of the southwest monsoon in India are generally called:
A.Rabi crops
B.Kharif crops
C.Zaid crops
D.Perennial plantation crops only
Explanation: Kharif crops are sown at the start of the southwest monsoon (about June–July) and harvested in autumn; rice, maize, cotton and pearl millet are typical kharif crops in northern India including Punjab.
2Which practice grows two or more crops simultaneously on the same field in a definite row pattern?
A.Mixed cropping
B.Intercropping
C.Relay cropping
D.Monocropping
Explanation: Intercropping places component crops in a planned row arrangement (e.g., 1:1 or 2:1). Mixed cropping mixes seed without a fixed row pattern.
3Tilth of a soil mainly refers to its:
A.Chemical pH only
B.Physical condition for seed germination and root growth
C.Total NPK content
D.Colour of the topsoil alone
Explanation: Tilth is the physical condition of soil that favours germination, root penetration, aeration and moisture retention after appropriate tillage.
4Which essential plant nutrient is taken up mainly as the nitrate (NO₃⁻) or ammonium (NH₄⁺) ion?
A.Potassium
B.Nitrogen
C.Calcium
D.Boron
Explanation: Nitrogen is absorbed chiefly as nitrate and ammonium. It is a major macronutrient needed for amino acids, proteins and chlorophyll.
5Urea fertilizer contains approximately what percentage of nitrogen by weight?
A.18%
B.26%
C.46%
D.60%
Explanation: Commercial urea is about 46% N, making it one of the most concentrated solid nitrogen fertilizers used in Punjab cereal systems.
6Which irrigation method generally achieves the highest water-use efficiency among surface and pressurized systems listed?
A.Flood irrigation in unlevelled basins
B.Furrow irrigation without surge control
C.Drip (trickle) irrigation
D.Wild flooding along natural slopes
Explanation: Drip irrigation supplies water near the root zone with minimal conveyance and evaporation losses, typically giving the highest water-use efficiency of the options listed.
7Weeds compete with crops mainly for:
A.Only atmospheric nitrogen fixation
B.Light, water, nutrients and space
C.Pollination services only
D.Soil colour
Explanation: Weeds reduce crop yield by competing for light, water, nutrients and space and may also host pests and diseases.
8Wheat in Punjab is primarily a:
A.Kharif cereal
B.Rabi cereal
C.Zaid fibre crop
D.Perennial plantation crop
Explanation: Wheat is the principal rabi cereal of Punjab, sown in autumn–early winter and harvested in spring (about April).
9Soil fertility and soil productivity differ because productivity also depends on:
A.Only the total sand percentage
B.Management, climate, water and other factors that convert fertility into yield
C.Soil colour alone
D.The absence of any organic matter
Explanation: Fertility is the inherent nutrient-supplying capacity; productivity is the capacity to produce yield under given climate, water, variety and management—so a fertile soil may still be unproductive without irrigation or good agronomy.
10A soil pH near 7 is described as:
A.Strongly acidic
B.Neutral
C.Strongly alkaline
D.Saline by definition
Explanation: pH 7 is neutral. Many Punjab alluvial soils are slightly alkaline; acid soils are more common in high-rainfall regions.

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