Hi aspirant,

You can do PhD from any part of India through the colleges, universities and research institutes. Based on your field of interest select a topic of your work and select your guide also.

For CSIR NET exam, you can get the syllabus from the csir official website.

Hope it helps.

GUJCET is a state level exam. You need good study material for preparation. The books listed below will help you in the preparation:

• Concept of Physics by H C Verma
• Physical and Inorganic Chemistry by O P Tondon
• R C Mukharjee for Organic Chemistry
• R S Agrrawal for Mathematics
• Chemistry by Sinko and Plane
• MTG GUJCET Explorer
• Gujrat CET Engineering Entrance exam

Hope this helps. All the best!!

Dear Arpit, please try joining English spoken classes after your 12th exams. After your 12th exams and your B.Tech admission, there will be few months for you. Try joining a Spoken English coaching centre. From now every day, try learning atleast one new word in English and try to use that in a sentence. At the end of the week, try using all the new words and try framing a paragraph. Then you can always follow the golden rule of learning English- read news papers. Try watching English movies, web series, sitcoms, documentaries in English. You will start slowly getting a grip on the language and by the time you actually join an Engineering college, you will be ready.