To effectively cover the Agriculture syllabus for IBPS AFO (Agricultural Field Officer) and AIC (Agriculture Insurance Company) exams, it is crucial to adopt a strategic and well-structured approach. Begin by thoroughly understanding the syllabus, which typically includes topics like Agronomy, Soil Science, Horticulture, Plant Pathology, Entomology, Animal Husbandry, Agricultural Economics, and Current Affairs related to agriculture. Start with NCERT textbooks (Class 11 and 12) and ICAR-approved books to build a strong conceptual foundation. Refer to standard guides like Agriculture at a Glance by R.K. Sharma, or Objective Agriculture by S.R. Kantwa for quick revision and practice. Divide the syllabus into weekly targets and revise regularly to retain facts and scientific concepts. Make concise notes, especially for static parts like soil types, cropping patterns, and pest control methods, which are frequently asked in exams. Practice previous year question papers and take regular mock tests to identify weak areas and improve time management. Also, keep yourself updated with the latest government schemes, agricultural policies, and budget-related announcements through PIB releases, Yojana magazine, and Ministry of Agriculture updates. Integrating current developments with your static knowledge will help you perform well in both the objective and descriptive parts of the exams. Stay updated with C4S Courses.