Hello Student,

Yes, you are eligible to pursue UGC NET exam conducted by UGC.

Educational qualification required for NET exam is masters degree from a recognized university with above 55% marks. 5% relaxation is given for SC/ST category candidates.

There is no age criteria for NET exam but for JRF

Hi

Yes, you are eligible for both Delhi and UP state quota and you can participate in 85% state counselling of both as well.

This is because,

DELHI

In order to be eligible for the Delhi state quota seats, you need to have passed your class 12 from any school

Dear candidate, if you are applying in colleges of Delhi, then you need two certificates if you are also in reserved category:

• Your tenth and twelfth marksheet for Delhi State quota
• ST certificate for ST reservation

Hope, it helps!

Hi Mohan,

NRI ( Non Resident Indian) or Person of Indian Origin are people who are born in India and Resides in Foreign countries. As you have done your complete 12 years of  schooling in foreign country you are still considered as NRI. For Indian citizen you should complete your

Dear student,

Caste certificate can work in any state and there is no rule that you have to you have to show the caste certificate of the state you are currently living in, to get reservation benefits in an exam.

As you asked that should you fill SC in your

Hi

IGNOU and DU- SOL are UGC recognized universities and both are good universities providing almost all the courses to their distance learning students. Both the universities provide printed materials to their students as well as conduct interactive learning lectures.

IGNOU: Established in 1985 this government college provide affordable distance

Dear Akshita,

You should not have domicile certificate of two states and doing it is known to be an offence. In a simple language you think that how can a person live in two States/UT.

Domicile certificate is normally issued to a person to verify that he/she is the resident

Hi Dhanashri,

As you have undergone regular schooling, have given the practical exams for the same, so, you are a bonafide student of that school. You are not a private/patrachar candidate, so your school will be responsible for sending off all your details to the CBSE. You need not to

Hi aspirant,

You can claim state quota seats in multiple states, provided you fulfill the eligibility criteria setup by the conducting body. As per the norms of national testing agency, one need to satisfy some basic eligibility criterias in order to apply under state quota. Some of the major ones

Hello,

I would like to tell you that if  You have to pursue your higher studies in delhi you can surely do it and about your SC quota it will be only eligible if you are citizen of that state or belong to that particular state because for applying in