Hi,

If you have completed your M.Sc. in Pharmaceutical chemistry from a recognised university with percentage atleast 55% and it is not a part-time course. Then you are surely eligible for CSIR-NET and not UGC-NET. The subject for your CSIR-NET would be pharmacy. You also need to check age related

Hello Anjali,

For applying in UGC NET exam you should be a master's degree holders with minimum of 55% for unreserved and 50% for reserved category.

If you are going for UGC NET then Human Resource specialization should be suitable , so that you can appear the NET exam in

Hi,

Yes,

The minimum marks required for general category student is 55% in mastersdegree and For ST/SC/OBC/PWD/Transgenders minimum 50% marks to apply for the post of lecturers in a particular college. But the institutions may have different eligibility criteria depending on the course and type of college.

Hope it helps.

Dear aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. As per your query I am providing you with the eligibility criteria for CSIR NET 2020. If you want to apply to CSIR NET you should have one of the following degrees to meet the eligibility -

1. MBBS

2. Msc

3. Integrated

Dear Aspirant ,

I can surely claim that its bit easy when you compare with premier institutions like JNU and DU.

But the level of Entrance examination becomes bit tough for PG courses because the seats are very few when compared with UG courses. But a sincere study will make

Hi Priyanka,

Some of the candidates had applied for both ICAR-NET and UGC-NET therefore on their request it has been postponed so that those candidates can appear for both papers.

Its difficult to get a seat in Government College with your rank as many students are there who are applying in a government college so as compare the admission the number of seats for admission in government college is less than the number of students are applying in it.

And

Hello,

B.ed course is for those who have passed class 12th. They can do integrated B.A bed. But those who have a graduation degree and wanting to B.ed they have 2 year program. For now there is no official announcement about NET is removed or not from the government