A well-structured daily study routine is crucial to crack the IBPS Agriculture Field Officer (AFO) exam, as it covers both general banking topics and agriculture-specific subjects. A typical day starts with 2–3 hours of focused agriculture study in the morning, covering core topics like Agronomy, Soil Science, Horticulture, Animal Husbandry, and Agricultural Economics using standard books like ICAR materials or BSc Agri textbooks. Midday is reserved for practicing Quantitative Aptitude, Reasoning, and English, ideally through sectional tests and topic-wise practice. In the evening, candidates should spend 1–2 hours on General Awareness and Current Affairs, especially agriculture-related news, government schemes, and budget highlights. Regular mock tests (2–3 times a week), followed by detailed analysis, help in improving speed, accuracy, and time management. Additionally, maintaining short revision notes, solving previous year papers, and tracking performance weekly can boost confidence and readiness. Staying consistent and balancing all sections daily is key to clearing the AFO exam with a good score.

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