Indeed you are qualified for CSIR NET on the off chance that you have done modern microbial science. In a few Agricultural Universities, fundamental Microbiology is converged with Bio-innovation, and Agricultural microbial science stays a separate division. for seeming NET you need to finish your Bachelor's and master's in microbial science. In your M.Sc. you want to score over 55%. After that, you will be qualified for giving CSIR NET assessment which is held two times a year for example in June and December.

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Every year, the Agriculture Scientists Recruitment Board (ASRB) provides application for ASRB NET, also known as ICAR NET (Indian Council of Agriculture Research NET), which is conducted to recruit Lecturers or Assistant Professors in State Agricultural Universities and other Agricultural Universities. Candidates with Master Degree and with appropriate academic background can appear this exam to become eligible for the posts in multiple regulations. So, both the exams are same, and not different.

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