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NTRCA school written syllabus

School level; page updated April 2024 · 62 pages

Subject-specific written syllabi for school-level teacher registration. This is distinct from School-2.

Published by NTRCA. Collected 2026-11-14. Confirm the edition and subject against your recruitment notice before studying.

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chemicals fertilizers. 
➢ Concept of time and methods of 
fertilizers application; nutrition 
deficiency and fertilizer 
recommendation.  
 
➢ Describe the importance of environment; 
and classify environmental components 
➢ Analyze environmental factors that are 
influencing natural vegetation, crop, 
livestock, poultry and fisheries ecosystems  
➢ describe natural resources management 
➢ Pollution monitoring and  contol 
➢ Analyze global and local climate change 
and its consequences;  
➢ Analyze local & global emissions and 
analyze impact of global warming on 
various agricultural systems 
➢ Describe Bangladesh environment, its 
degradation and management 
 
Unit- 4: Environmental Science 
• Introduction to Environmental Science: 
Concept, scope and importance, 
components of environment and 
classification 
• Important environmental factors 
influencing natural vegetation, crop, 
livestock, poultry, and fisheries 
ecosystems 
• Basic concepts of ecology, ecosystem, 
population, major  ecosystem of the 
world 
• Use, overuse and exploitation of 
natural resources 
• management of natural resources  
• Air pollution,  pollution, soil pollution 
and its control 
• Removal of pollutions, hazardous 
waste and biomedical waste 
management  
• Important environmental factors 
influencing natural vegetation, crop, 
livestock, poultry, and fisheries 
ecosystems 
• Climatology: Concept, agro-
climatology, micrometeorology, global 
and local climate change and its 
consequences; Global Warming 
concept, local & global emissions, 
impacts on various agricultural 
systems and habitats 
 
 
• Crop, Fisheries and Animal Ecology: 
Effect of climate change, adaptations, 
and acclimatization techniques; 
environmental requirements crop 
production, livestock farming, poultry 
farming and aquaculture; Disaster 
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