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CSIR NET is conducted mainly for mathematical science, chemical science, physical science, earth science, life science and the eligibility criteria is passed master's degree in the relevant discipline from a recognized university with 55% aggregate, in case of reserved categories there is relaxation of 5%,  if you want to pursue higher education such as PhD you should appear for CSIR NET, there is Junior Research Fellowship for which is candidate qualify get stipend of Rs 31,000 for first two years, and later if they get promoted to SRF receive Rs 35,000 stipend on a monthly basis, and there is also Assistant Professor so if you qualify CSIR NET it opens up opportunities in terms of teaching in university level, of course simply qualifying CSIR NET doesn't guarantee a job, you need to build your profile in terms of teaching experience, research and other academic contributions, and even PSUs or various other companies recruit CSIR JRF candidates, so you have that option as well, as you have done MSc in Geology you can go for Earth Science in CSIR NET, this exam is conducted two times a year, to know more details consider going through previous year official notification at https://csirnet.nta.nic.in/webinfo/File/GetFile?FileId=32&LangId=P

Hello, i am here to help you as per your query.According to me After qualified NET and cleared the selection process of a institution, then you can register for PhD program. The very first two years you are called junior research fellow (JRF).

A person with the fellowship registered under a research supervisor and activates the fellowship. JRF is upgraded to SRF (senior), directly in projects and via a presentation to a committee in case of exam qualified JRFs. The stipend for JRF is 25,000+ HRA and for SRF 28,000+HRA.

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Well if you wish to continue that field then that is completely fine but your earning will depend on a lot of other things like where you did the course from, kind of internships that you did, any previous and current academic experience and location where you wish to work. All of these things combine together to finally predict your salary or other things.

I wish this helps.

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No, they are not part time or distance learning courses, that youll pursue them together. You need proper dedication and time in both MDS or Fellowship in Cosmetic Dentistry. In Medical/ Dental Studies your aim should be to become a Master in a Domain instead of being Jack Of All Trades and Master of None.

Hello aspirant

For doing fellowship after BDS completion candidate has to appear for fellowship entrance test that is FET. After getting entry into the fellowship program one can only do one of the fellowships program at all.

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Hello,

Fellowship in Dental Public Health deals with providing knowledge and skills in population-based dentistry, oral health surveillance, policy development, community-based disease prevention and health promotion.

Options after BDS in India:

• Short Term/Long Term General Dentistry Courses
• Rotary Endodontics Courses
• Fellowship in General Dentistry (Saveetha University, Chennai)
• Mini-Residency in General Dentistry (IDA ETC, Mumbai)
• Manipal Institute of Dental Sciences : fellowship in Implantology, endodontics, Aesthetic dentistry
• Certificate Course Restorative Dentistry in MCODS, Mangalore
• Fellowship Program in Aesthetic Dentistry and Occlusion.

Hope this helps!!!

Hello Aspirant,

Yes , you are very much eligible to apply for fellowship. Animal sciences is a field related to environmental science. The NET notification has stated that, if your subject is not mentioned in the list of NET subjects, you can take up related subjects and clear NET . Anyways it is better to discuss with your department in the college where you are pursuing PhD. They will be able to give the correct guidance.

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