NTA ICAR 2021: Applications for entrance exam to close today; test to be held September

The National Testing Agency (NTA) will close the application process for the entrance examinations for admission to undergraduate (UG), postgraduate (PG), and Doctoral Programmes or courses of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) on Friday.Candidates, who are still interested and have not yet registered for the NTA ICAR entrance exam 2021, can do so by visiting the official website http://icar.nta.ac.in/.According to the latest update, the entrance exam will be conducted on 7, 8, and 13 September for UG and 17 September for PG and JRF/SRF(PhD) students. Here are a few direct links for interested candidates —Information bulletin for UG candidates: https://icar.nta.ac.in/downloads/Final_IB_UG.pdfInformation bulletin for PG candidates: https://icar.nta.ac.in/downloads/Final_IB_PG.pdfInformation bulletin for PhD candidates: https://icar.nta.ac.in/downloads/Final_IB_PhD.pdfDetails regarding the exam centers, fee, application procedure, eligibility, scheme of exam, timings, and others are mentioned in the bulletins.Aspirants can follow these steps to apply for the NTA-ICAR entrance exam 2021:Step 1: Go to the official website http://icar.nta.ac.in/Step 2: Search and click on the registration link for UG/PG/PhD available on the homepageStep 3: Candidates need to register themselves by using their email address and mobile numberStep 4: After registering, applicants need to log in and fill the application formStep 5: Finally, upload all related and necessary documents and pay the applicable feeStep 6: After completing the process, applicants need to submit the form and take a printout of the same for future reference or useFormatThe examination will be held in an objective-type MCQ format and computer-based mode in 178 cities for UG and 89 cities for PG across the country.Application FeeAspirants applying for UG, PG, and PhD courses or programmes will have to pay Rs 770, Rs 1,120, and Rs 1,820 as registration fee, respectively. However, the fee has been waived for reserved categories.