UPSSSC Cane Supervisor Syllabus 2025, Check Exam Pattern

The Uttar Pradesh Subordinate Services Selection Commission is expected to announce the recruitment of UPSSSC Cane Supervisor soon for the Sugarcane Supervisor cadre. Since, the recruitment has not been officially announced yet, it is the perfect time to start preparation and gain an edge in the upcoming exam. This article provides candidates with the complete UPSSSC Cane Supervisor Syllabus 2025 along with the detailed exam pattern to help them make the right preparation plan.

UPSSSC Cane Supervisor Syllabus 2025

The UPSSSC Sugarcane Supervisor Syllabus 2025 is divided in three parts, the Part A consists of 65 questions from agriculture related subjects like Crop Science, Biotechnology, Plant Breeding and Crop Physiology, Soil and Water Management, etc. while the Part B consists of 15 questions related to Computer Knowledge and Part C consists of 20 questions related to Agriculture in Uttar Pradesh.

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UPSSSC Cane Supervisor Syllabus Part A

Part A consists of 65 questions, each carrying 1 mark, making it the most significant section of the exam. This portion covers six major Agriculture subjects, from which questions are asked. The detailed UPSSSC Cane Supervisor Syllabus 2025 for Part A has been provided below.

Crop Science

• Classification of crops, major food grains grown in the state, pulses, oilseeds, millets, fibres, cash crops, spices and fodder crops, fruits, flowers and vegetables and production techniques and agronomic practices of crop cultivation.
• Post-harvest yield management.
• Preservation and processing of fruits and vegetables.
• Principles of crop rotation, cropping system, multiple ribs, intercropping, natural farming, importance and types of organic farming, social and economic uses.
• Integrated pest management, general principles, objectives and importance of agricultural protection and names of main equipment and chemicals used in it.
• Pests and diseases of major crops and their management.
• Seeds, types of seeds and methods of production and seed treatment.
• Produce storage methods, principles and factors affecting storage and quality of produce and their management.

Biotechnology, Plant Breeding and Crop Physiology

• Importance and use of biology in agriculture.
• Principles, uses and importance of genetics and plant breeding.
• Photosynthesis, absorption, transpiration, anatomy and metabolism of plants.

Soil and Water Management

• Properties of soil, its components, process of soil formation, types of soil erosion and its prevention.
• Essential nutrients found in soil, their importance and disorders caused by their deficiency.
• Classification of fertilizers, quantity of nutrients and methods of use.
• Integrated Nutrient Management, Types, Importance, Benefits of Biofertilizers/Organic Manures.
• Soil survey, soil sampling and preventive conservation techniques.
• Irrigation methods and their benefits
• Basic concepts and methods of water development
• Watershed Management
• Types of pollution and environmental protection

Animal Husbandry and Dairy Science

• Different breeds of animals used in animal husbandry and their nutritional management.
• Animal breeding objectives and methods
• Milk production and distribution
• Poultry farming, fisheries, beekeeping and sericulture
• Major animal diseases, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.

Agricultural Extension

• Principles of Agricultural Extension and Rural Development
• Agricultural extension– audio and visual aids, their classification and importance.
• Training– objectives, importance and types.
• Various schemes for rural development and upliftment of farmers by the Government of India and the State Government.

Agricultural Economics and Planning

• Uttar Pradesh’s contribution to the 1 trillion economy through agricultural activities.
• Agricultural Economic Reforms.
• Agricultural Planning
• Principles of Agricultural Statistics
• Please read the theory and utility of economics.
• Minimum Support Price (MSP) of crops
• Agricultural Marketing

UPSSSC Cane Supervisor Syllabus 2025 Part B

The Part B of the exam consists of 15 questions from topics related to Computer Knowledge, candidates can check the syllabus for Part B in this section.

• Introduction to Computer and Information Technology, Components of Computer, History of Computer, Classification of Computer and Functions of Computer
• Software: Introduction to Software, Application Software, Utility Software,
• Microsoft Office: MS WORD, MS EXCEL, MS POWER POINT
• Hardware
• Operating System: Microsoft Windows, Graphics User Interface, Icons, Windows Desktop, Taskbar, Start Menu, Toolbar, Shortcut Buttons, Dialog Box.
• Spreadsheet
• Introduction to E-mail, Internet, www World Wide Web
• E-governance information/digital financial tools and applications
• An overview of future skills and cybersecurity
• AI Articles Physical Intelligence, Deep Learning, Machine Learning, Internet of Things, Big Data Processing etc.

UPSSSC Cane Supervisor Syllabus Part C

The section consists of the entire topic wise syllabus of the Uttar Pradesh Special Part C of the paper.

• General information related to the state of Uttar Pradesh
• Uttar Pradesh: Physical Structure and Climate
• Uttar Pradesh: Agriculture, Soil and Animal Husbandry
• Uttar Pradesh: River systems, lakes, irrigation
• Uttar Pradesh: Transport System
• Uttar Pradesh: Census
• Uttar Pradesh: Cultural Elements (Arts, Festivals, Fairs, Celebrations)
• Uttar Pradesh: Prominent Personalities
• Uttar Pradesh: Education, Literature and Magazines
• Uttar Pradesh Scheduled Tribes
• Welfare schemes of Uttar Pradesh
• Rural and Urban Development of Uttar Pradesh
• Uttar Pradesh: Museums, Organizations, Institutions, Special Places, Parks and Cities
• Political and administrative structure of Uttar Pradesh
• History of Uttar Pradesh
• Current Affairs of Uttar Pradesh

UPSSSC Cane Supervisor Exam Pattern 2025

• The paper will consist of three parts, carrying 100 questions.
• Each question will carry 1 mark, making it a total of 100 marks.
• The duration of the exam is 2 hours or 120 minutes.
• There will be a negative marking of 1/4 or 0.25 marks for each wrong answer.