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IBPS SO - Agriculture Field Officer Test

IBPS SO - Agriculture Field Officer Test

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IBPS SO - Agriculture Field Officer Test

As an Agriculture Field Officer selected through IBPS SO, you help manage farming-related credit and lending for banks, ensuring loans reach those cultivating the land.

Imagine being the rural bank’s partner—working directly with farmers to guide them through financial support and banking schemes, making a real impact in agricultural livelihoods.

Who should take the Exam?

This exam is ideal for:

  • Graduates in agriculture, horticulture, veterinary science, dairy science, agri-management, forestry, etc.
  • Candidates targeting the IBPS Specialist Officer – Agriculture Field Officer role

Skills Required

  • Knowledge of agriculture systems, policies, and rural practices
  • Engage with rural communities and communicate agri-based loan schemes
  • Assess agricultural loan viability and risks

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Domain 1. Prelims (to qualify for Mains)

Domain 2. Mains – Professional Knowledge

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IBPS SO - Agriculture Field Officer Test FAQs

Yes—under professional knowledge and financial schemes sections.

Yes, as part of Agricultural Engineering.

Yes—role is community-facing and consultative.

AFO requires specialized agricultural knowledge; PO is general banking.

 

Yes—loan processing and farmer outreach are key duties.

Yes—role involves fieldwork and rural engagement.

No, only relevant agriculture-related degrees are eligible.

Yes—during Prelims along with Quant.

Yes—after Prelims and Mains.

Yes—fishery and sericulture are included.

Yes—they are part of Mains Professional sections.

Yes—under Plant Protection and related areas.

Definitely—topics include certification and GM seeds.

Possible—based on bank policy.

By enabling agri-credit, advising on schemes, and supporting farmer welfare.