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CSIR NET has five papers such as chemical science, physical science, mathematical science, biological science, and earth science,  it is conducted twice a year for a duration of three hours, there are mainly three sections - Part A  is common for all subjects, Part B contains subject-related conventional questions and Part C comprises higher value questions to test the knowledge of candidates, you can go through previous year papers at https://competition.careers360.com/articles/csir-ugc-net-question-papers , this will make you acquaint with exam pattern, marking scheme, important topics, weightage, through regular practice you will be able to analyze your level of preparation as well.

There are no such big names for CSIR NET MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE offline. But if you think of Eduncle, Dipsacademy, Unacademy are said to be the famous one and most preferred one as per online.

I would say you should try to contact any local teachers so that you can have face to face classes in order to have a better score.

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

HI,

Let me be clear for CSIR NET Mathematics, you need to have decent mathematical understanding. You need to have clear undertanding of concepts about the topic rather than mere calculations.

• Integral Equations And Boundary Value Problems - By Dr. M. D. Raisinghania
• Introduction to Real analysis, Robert Bartle, SR Sherbert
• How to Become a Human Calculator -Aditi Singhal
• Linear Algebra, SH friedberg,AJ insel,LE,spence
• Advanced Differential Equations - M.D.Raisinghania
• Ordinary and Partial Differential Equations - M D Raisinghania
• Foundations of complex analysis, S. Ponnusammy

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Yes, you are eligible to apply for the UGC net in commerce and CSIR net mathematical science . But you cannot apply for as you are in the  first year of pg for UGC NET  minimum qualification is completion of pg) and for the  csir net only for jrf  you are  eligible but that will be based on the graduation degree. AS per norms of CSIR first year students of pg is not eligible for an assistant professor.

Hello dear,

Since Delhi University is one of the prestigious colleges of our country. And it's cutoff always goes up to 99% , it's difficult to get admission in 74.8%.

If you belong to any reserved category then there is a chance of getting in east or west campus of the University.

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B.Sc. Mathematical Science or Bachelor of Science in Mathematical Science is an undergraduate Mathematics course. Mathematical science is a broad term that refers to those academic disciplines that are primarily mathematical in nature but may not be universally considered subfields of mathematics proper.

while Physics basically is a study of the natural and fundamental science called physics that involves the study of matters and its motion through space and time. Bsc (Hons.) ... Bsc (Hons) in India is generally a three-year degree program which develops advanced theoretical and research skills.

For more details do visit the link given below :-

https://www.careers360.com/courses/physics-course

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

hi,

see some of the subjects of undergraduate courses in du is entrance based, and some of the subjects ug admission is done on merit based. for admission in B.Sc. in Mathematical Sciences, Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science admission is merit based, so shortlisting of candidates is done by 10+2 course marks basis. however there is no official notifications till now for any new information. the application process will starts from 4th week of may, 2020 tentatively.