As you have already completed your M.Tech, so yes you are eligible to sit in UGC NET. You can choose Environmental Science as a subject to appear in UGC National Eligibility Test.

All the best!

Hello,

The salary for a fresher after doing LLM withiut clearing UGC NET may vary from one role to the other. Below is salary for LLM graduates with different roles:

Assistant Professor: 2.8 Lakhs per annum

Advocates - Rs. 2.4 Lakhs to 8 Lakhs per annum

Solicitor - Rs. 1 Lakh to Rs. 4.10 Lakhs per annum

District Judge - Rs. 6 Lakhs to 9 Lakhs per annum

Notary - Rs. 1.8 Lakhs to Rs 3.6 Lakhs per annum

However, if in future you clear NET exam, as a Post Graduation in Law you can join as Lecturer in Colleges. Average salary offered for you in Government Colleges is round Rs. 1 Lakh per month and in Private Colleges the pay would be around Rs. 1 Lakh above, as a fresher. The salary varies from College to College, based on your skill set, experience years, education qualification, etc.

For further information regarding this course, you can check out the link below:

https://www.careers360.com/courses/llm-master-of-legislative-law

I hope this helps,

All the best.

The university Grants Commission Chairman has announced that the second phase of National Eligibility Test has been postponed. The chairman said that now the UGC-NET second shift exam will begin on September 20,2022. The last exam will be conducted on September 30,2022.

Best of Luck!!

Hi,

Since your subject for Master's was English, you can only give NET/SET exam for English or related subjects.

You had one subject of Linguistics but it was not your specialization I assume. You are eligible for NET Linguistics only if you have completed your MA in Linguistics or any related field. Therefore you cannot give NET for Linguistics.

If you have any other query related to this, then do ask,

Hi,

To appear for CSIR NET, engineering students have to complete their graduation, but for UGC NET, they must complete their MTech from their respective fields.

Since you have done MTech in Electronics and Communication (ECE), you are eligible for both the NET exams.

Some points to note here are-

UGC NET:

* The UGC-NET exam is required to be eligible for a Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) or Assistant Professor position at an Indian university.

* Candidates who have earned at least a 55 percent grade point average (PG) or its equivalent from an accredited institution can apply for UGC NET.

* UGC-NET is conducted in 81 subjects mainly for Arts, Commerce and language.

CSIR NET:

* Only 5 disciplines are included on the CSIR-NET exam for students in the science stream.

* MTech Electronics and Communication graduates can apply under CSIR-NET Physical Sciences category.

* To appear for the exam, the candidates must have completed or pursuing the M-Tech degree.

You can apply accordingly along with checking other criteria mentioned in the guidelines. Feel free to ask any more doubts!

Hello User,

Hope you are doing well.

Nutrition is included in the Home Science subject, so you can apply for the UGC NET exam with Home Science.

You should have masters’ degree to appear for the NTA NET exam with minimum 55% aggregate marks if they belong to General category or minimum 50% aggregate marks if they are from OBC/SC/ST/PwD/Transgender category. Candidates who are enrolled in the post-graduation can also apply for the UGC NET exam.

Aspirants must also follow age criteria for NET JRF i.e. 30 years. Reserved categories get the 5 years’ age relaxation.

For Assistant Professor there is no age criteria.

To know more about the exam, check the following link -

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

Good Luck!

Hey

Method # 1. Net Asset Method :

This is also known as Balance Sheet Method or Intrinsic Method or Break-up Value Method or Valuation of Equity basis or Asset Backing Method. Here the emphasis is on the safety of investment as the investors always need safety for their investments. Under this method, net assets of the company are divided by the number of shares to arrive at the net asset value of each share.

value of net asset is:

Total of realisable value of assets – Total of external liabilities = Net Assets (Intrinsic value of asset)

Method # 2. Yield Method :

Under the Net Asset Method, the weightage is given on the safety of the investment. One, who invests money on shares, always needs safety. Even if the return is low, safety is always looked upon. At the same time under the yield method, the emphasis goes to the yield that an investor expects from his investment. The yield, here we mean, is the possible return that an investor gets out of his holdings—dividend, bonus shares, right issue. If the return is more, the price of the share is also more. Under this method the valuation of shares is obtained by comparing the expected rate of return with normal rate of return. For instance, if paid up value of a share is

Rs. 10 and expected rate of return is 9% while normal rate of return is 6%, then the value of shares will be Rs. 15.

As per the NET eligibility criteria, a person need to have completed a Masters in the discipline wishing to appear as NET paper/subject. So as you have BA and LLB degree but you haven't completed the MA course, you aren't eligible for the phD programs through NET.

For more information regarding UGC NET consider the link below:

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

For the official website consider the link below:

https://www.ugcnetonline.in/eligibility.php

I hope this helps. Wish you a great eve!

The UGC NET Law exam is the exam through which candidates can make their career in Research or Net Assistant professor. The exam is conducted by the National Testing Agency. The frequency of the exam is twice a year.

The eligibility criteria for this exam is minimum of 55% marks in post-graduation (master's degree) in the concerned subject or any equivalent exam from UGC recognized institute or university.The Candidates must have passed the Master's Degree in some subject.

The above mentioned course of B.A.LL.B is a graduation course in law . Without having a masters degree you won't be able to clear the minimum eligibility criteria and thus cannot appear for the exam .

Further,  UGC-NET AND JRF exam is for the students who has done or completed their masters degree and either want to pursue PHD or want to join a job of Lecturer in university after clearing their NET/JRF exam.

If your goal is to become a lecturer or a researcher you should firstly procure a masters degree. A good masters degree will not only help you sit for this exam but will also make you eligible for many other career options like achieving the post of a joint advisor or assistant manager or several government jobs as senior legal officer The aim for providing you with these alternative jobs is to make you understand that law is a very vast field and one should never stay restricted to some professions only . Stay open minded and dream big . All the best for your future !