Hello aspirant!

Hope your are well. Here's your answer.

Yes , you can apply for NEET exam after your completion of pg in Msc. Electronics media. But only , if you have secured minimum aggregate of 50% in your physics, chemistry and biology subjects then you are eligible for NEET exam.

50% for General Category.

45% for PWD.

40% for OBC, SC, ST.

Hope this will help you.

All the best!!

Hi,

This is known as the GATE qualified Junior Research Fellowship. However, MTech candidates (either with BTech/ MTech or with MSc/ MTech) are not eligible for this fellowship. They have a separate opportunity for direct SRFship through interview.

.JRF - Junior Research Fellow Salaries

Job TitleSalary

Indian Institute of Technology Bombay JRF - Junior Research Fellow salaries - 3 salaries reported29,893/mo

CSIR India JRF - Junior Research Fellow salaries - 3 salaries reported31,913/mo

NIMHANS JRF - Junior Research Fellow salaries - 3 salaries reported32,500/mo

Hope this helps

Wish you luck

Hey!

NO, I really dont think modern ABC is the appropriate book for NEET prep… Though it can help you with the 12 grade exams.

For NEET-UG,

1st, For the KNOWLEDGE part -primarily you should go for NCERT first surely and after that for extra knowledge Allen packages or Trueman’s for biology would be more than sufficient.

2nd, For the APPLICATION part- buy sample paper books of previous years question papers to practice ,after retaining the theoretical content.

Apply ur knowledge in the questions…!!

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LLB student will have to clear a postgraduate degree in law which is LLM to appear for UGC NET exam. LLB is not valid degree for appearing in NET. 

Aspirants can prepare for UGC NET law by considering the syllabus and exam pattern, previous year papers, and recommended books. 

UGC NET Law syllabus comprises Jurisprudence, Constitutional and Administrative Law, Public International Law and IHL, Law of Crimes, Law of Torts and Consumer Protection, and more.

Yes, the National Law of University, Odisha accepts UGC NET/ JRF scores for admission to PhD programme.