UGC Recruitment 2023 ✅ नेशनल टेस्टिंग एजेंसी UGC NET Apply Now

Ans. CSIR NET is conducted by the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research and University Grant Commission conducts the UGC NET Exam. The biggest difference between these exams is that CSIR NET is organized only for science stream students in five subjects whereas UGC NET is conducted in approx. 100 subjects.

Ans. There is no restriction upon a number of attempts. If they are appearing for JRF they have to remember the upper age limit i.e. 28 years. For Assistant Professor, there is no upper age limit. Candidates having or pursuing their Master’s degree in Science Stream are only eligible to take this exam.

Ans. As Pharmacy is related to Bio & Chemical Sciences, so I think UGC CBSE NET would not be the right choice for the graduate having a degree in Pharmacy. He/she might go for CSIR NET instead. CSIR NET Life Sciences & CSIR NET Chemical Sciences, any of these options would be good enough for the student.

Ans. CSIR NET is the national level exam conducted by the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research to check the eligibility of the candidates to apply for the Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) or Lectureship (LS).

Ans. The candidates can apply for only JRF, both JRF and Assistant Professor or only Assistant Professor. JRF’s cut off is higher than the Assistant Professor. Candidates who qualify the NET JRF exam, automatically eligible for the Assistant Professorship.

Ans. There is a minimum criterion of 33% for the General and OBC category and 25% for the SC/ST and PwD category for both the Junior Research Fellowship and Lectureship.

Ans. Moreover, JRF qualification is considered more prestigious as JRF qualified students are entitled to a monthly stipend of 25,000 p.m. for a period of two years. On completion of two years as JRF and if the fellow is registered for Ph.D., the fellowship is upgraded to SRF (NET) and the stipend is increased to Rs. 5000 to 10000.

Ans. Students preparing for UGC NET must follow the under-mentioned tips in order to clear this exam in the
1. very first attempt:
2. Time Management Skills.
3. Clear Your Concepts.
4. Exam Analysis.
5. Smart Study.
6. Practice Mock Tests.
7. Revision.
8. Try to Make Short Notes.
9. ‘CAN DO’ Attitude.

Ans. CSIR NET exam conducted by CSIR is considered as one of the toughest and prestigious exams in the country. Qualifying this exam is not a very easy task. You have to require a deep understanding of the subject because the exam does not merely test the knowledge but also the analytical approach.

Ans. New Delhi, August 1: After the result announcement of UGC NET earlier on July 31, it’s has been found that a record number of 55,872 candidates have qualified in the exam this year. Out of the total qualified candidates, as many as 3,929 have qualified for Junior Research Fellowship.

Ans. Chemical Sciences Questions in Part A, B, and C will carry 2, 2, and 4 marks respectively. There is a negative marking of one-fourth marks for incorrect answers.

Ans. UGC NET Exam is conducted for almost all subjects of every stream while the CSIR NET exam is organized only for the science stream subjects. This is the major difference between both exams. CSIR NET Exam has only one paper of 3 hours while UGC NET has two papers with a time duration of 3 hours.

Ans. Based on their performance, a candidate can be awarded JRF and the qualification to serve as an Assistant Professor or just the latter. Simply put, anybody who exclusively qualify for the post of Assistant Professor, can not claim the Junior Research Fellowship.

Ans. No, Ph.D. is not necessary at all. A master is all that is needed to be eligible for the UGC NET examination. However, prestigious organizations do require a Ph.D. degree for deemed positions. The candidate can choose to give the exam in over 84 subjects which makes them eligible for seats in over 874 universities.

Ans. Hi, UGC NET qualified candidates can easily get a salary of 45,000INR per month for the post of assistant professor, 80,000INR per month for the post of associate professor, and 82,000INR per month for the post of professor.

Ans. JRFs are generally allowed to directly appear in interviews for M. Phil/Ph.D. admission by many (not all) universities. JRFs get more points (or weightage) in the initial screening process (of applications) for assistant professors.

Ans. Yes, you can. It doesn’t matter that you are preparing from coaching or home for CSIR NET Exam. Make a study schedule to manage your time effectively during the exam preparation. Solve CSIR NET previous years question papers and practice online mock test papers to improve your performance.

Ans. The difficulty level of the GATE exam is quite tougher than NET. The NET exam is conducted twice a year, while the GATE exam is conducted once in a year. Qualifying NET doesn’t guarantee admission to any specific Universities. The candidate has to appear for the interview.

Ans. For General Candidates: Rs. 1000, For OBC Candidates: Rs. 500, For SC/ ST/ PWD Candidates: Rs. 250

Ans. Visit the official site @csirnet.nta.nic.in, there you can easily apply for UGC NET Exam. Or else, check TechSIngh123.com page to apply directly.

Ans. There is no limitation on the number of attempts that candidates can take for CSIR NET exam.

Ans. CSIR UGC NET is conducted twice a year in typically the months of June and December.

Ans. The age criteria are applicable for candidates applying for max 31 yrs for JRF OR NA for Assistant Professor