Hey,

Nowadays there are number of online coachings which will provide you good enough study material equivalent to the offline classes and provides you enough to be ready for the exam.

You can look for GATEIIT, ACE ,Gurukul they are some good coaching with great faculty. You also look for Gradeup to study for UGC NET, it's good and student centric app.

Hope this helps.

Applicants with minimum of 55% marks from UGC-recognized universities/institutions or equivalents are eligible to apply for UGC NET 2021. If you have aggregate marks in Master with less than 55% then you aren't eligible.

You can visit the link below to know more about UGC NET 2021:

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ugc-net

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Dear aspirant,

List of Best Government Colleges for Ph.D.

• IIT Bombay
• IIT Madras
• IIT Delhi
• IISc Banglore
• Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai
• NIT Tiruchirapalli
• NIT Warangal

For more colleges go through below link.

https://university.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-phd-in-chemistry-universities-in-india?stream=Sciences&study_mode=full%20time&ownership=Public/Government

Hope this helps you.

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Hello there,

Now this totally depends upon you. You can take risk or settle and can greater perspectives. Now coming back to the preparation, coaching is not really required for understanding the concepts, but it will be beneficial to inculcate regularity. Regularity is a must! You should read books by foreign authors for concept building. Watch video lectures aswell. You must solve tonnes of questions. Practice time bound tests.

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Hello there,

While IIMs, XLRI, ISB and other stand-alone institutes offer a fellow programme in management ( FPM ), universities and the IITs and NITs offer a ' PhD ' in management. The difference between a PhD and FPM is similar to the distinction between an MBA and PGDM.

This is the eligibility criteria The applicants must have completed master's degree or equivalent with at least 55% marks (without rounding off) in Humanities (including languages) and Social Science, Computer Science and Applications, Electronic Science, etc., from UGC -recognised universities/institutions.

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Hi Dear,

Yes, you can go for Msc from private college and not regular college. Even if you do not pursue your MSC from a regular college you will not face any problem in appearing for UGC NET exam. NET exam takes into consideration all private, distance learning colleges along with regular college. If you want to prepare for any other course or go for a job then you can ofcourse go for masters from private institute.

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Dear aspirant,

Your question isn't clear what do you mean by preparing for UGC, kindly elaborate the same by writing down in the comment box, since you have already completed master's degree, if you have required aggregate of 55% from a recognized university then you're eligible to appear for UGC NET, in case of reserved category there is relaxation of 5%.

Dear student,

Here is the list of the institutes where you can do your Ph.D in Psychiatry:

• Annamalai University. Chennai.
• Women's Christian College. Chennai.
• All India Institute of Medical sciences. New Delhi.
• Babu Banarasi Das University. Uttar Pradesh.
• Guru Nanak Dev university. Amritsar.
• Christ University. Bangalore.
• Central University of Karnataka. Gulbarga.
• Indira Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences. Patna.
• Datta Meghe Institute of Medical Sciences. Wardha.
• Banaras Hindu University. Varanasi.
• KLE University. Belgaum.

Thank You.

Hi,

You can change this during the UGC NET Correction Period for 2021 exams. The dates for corrections were 12th March to 16th March. However, in any case, if you missed the deadline and forgot to update the income, there shouldn't be much issue.

In general there shall not be any problem with the income status except if you have applied for EWS Quota because it depends on someone’s income and misfiguring data can lead to cancellation of seat through that reservation. Since, you are from SC category, it shouldn't bother you.