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80 Mins English English25 Questions50 Marks20 Mins English English25 Questions25 Marks20 Mins EnglishArrange the following steps in the correct sequence for implementing an agricultural extension programme:
(A) Developing extension materials
(B) Implementing the programme
(C) Evaluating the programme
(D) Conducting needs assessment
Diffusion of an innovation occurs through a step process. Arrange the following stages in the adoption process in sequential order:
(A) Decision
(B) Implementation and Confirmation
(C) Persuasion
(D) Knowledge
Match List-I with List-II and choose the correct answer from the options given below:
List-I (Institute) | List-II (Year of Establishment) |
(A) Institute for Rural Management | (I) 1979 |
(B) National Academy for Agricultural Research Management | (II) 1987 |
(C) National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management | (III) 1976 |
(D) National Institute of Agricultural Marketing | (IV) 1988 |
Options:
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Arrange the following steps in the correct sequence for implementing an agricultural extension programme:
(A) Developing extension materials
(B) Implementing the programme
(C) Evaluating the programme
(D) Conducting needs assessment
Diffusion of an innovation occurs through a step process. Arrange the following stages in the adoption process in sequential order:
(A) Decision
(B) Implementation and Confirmation
(C) Persuasion
(D) Knowledge
Match List-I with List-II and choose the correct answer from the options given below:
List-I (Institute) | List-II (Year of Establishment) |
(A) Institute for Rural Management | (I) 1979 |
(B) National Academy for Agricultural Research Management | (II) 1987 |
(C) National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management | (III) 1976 |
(D) National Institute of Agricultural Marketing | (IV) 1988 |
Options:
