Six RILs and 6 breeding genotypes (F8, F9) of chickpea derived from HC ♀MDI 02432 × ♂MDI 02419 were evaluated in 2021(rainy season) for resistance to Ascochyta Blight. As a result 10 and 2 genotypes were evaluated as resistance and moderate resistance respectively. These same genotypes were evaluated in 2022(droughty season) for productivity. Yield reduction between years – 40%, (mean 183.8/ 110.25g/m2). Was noted considerable reduction of plant height (about 2 times), and days to maturity (26-29) between years. The studied genotypes were characterized by types, pigmentation and weight of 100 seeds. As a result evaluation of yield in both years the RILs: LC5 and LC21 superiority over check (cv. Ichel) for 8.87% and 8.54%, genotype C23 for 8.87%; RILs/genotype: LC8, LC4a and C14b for 7.23-7.9%. In F3 and F4 generation from another HC ♀Botna×♂Ichel noted wide variability at seeds size (weight 100 seeds) and certain variability plant height and time of ripening. Brown, brown/beige selected progenies predominated over beige. By productivity selected progenies were at the level up to exceeding for 12.0% parental genotypes at the same time checks Botna and Ichel.