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.

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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 !

Hello,

You should start preparing well for the examination from now itself. You can join the various that suits. either you can for for the online classes or the offline classes or for the self study whatever you think is enough for you. First of all go though the correct syllabus of the NEET so that you are able to prepare well and no topic is left behind.

• Start a habit to study every day. With time you will be able to study for long hours without losing concentration.
• Give up mugging and lay emphasis on understanding concepts and applying them on problems.
• Work on your calculations in terms of accuracy and speed. Try to be accurate as well as fast. This needs practice.
• Improve your analytical skills. Try to solve the same problem with different methods.
• Make notes from the start of your preparation. You can include important points, shortcuts, formulas, reactions, mistakes, etc. Notes will help you in revision.
• Focus on learning time management, discipline, following a routine, and clearing basic concepts.

A study plan is the best idea that works perfectly for the competitive examinations So try to make a proper study plan:

• 
  Make a study routine, a timetable for NEET (https://mystudycart.com/neet-2023#time-table) , giving equal importance to Biology, Physics and Chemistry. Consistency is very important, instead of studying all night one day and sleeping on the next day, it is better to study for equal hours on both days.
• Block your study time. Decide the hours of the day that are most suitable for you to study, and inform your family and friends that you will not be available during this time.
• Collect all the required books and study material for NEET preparation. Keep NCERT textbooks as priority. Start from the basics. Thoroughly read your NCERTs, all the texts, diagrams, captions, summary, points to ponder, tables.
• Break down the topic into several parts and learn one by one. Visualize things. Draw diagrams. Translate the complicated words into plain simple language for better understanding and learning.
• Have a good theoretical knowledge of everything. The advantage of reading theory of all the topics is whenever you see a question, you will have a fair idea about what topic the question revolves around and what are the probable concepts which you can use to solve that question.
• Never satisfied by just solving the question and finding the right answer. See if there are better ways or methods to reach the solution in a shorter time.
• If you are not able to understand the topic after multiple efforts, ask someone who knows the topic, like your teacher or a NEET subject expert (https://mystudycart.com/about-us/academic-team) . It’s way more efficient to ask for help so that you can move forward quicker. Saves a lot of time and stress.
• Give tests according to the NEET exam pattern to assess your learning and performance. Start with time bound chapter-wise tests, then part tests of multiple chapters, and at last full paper tests after completing the syllabus.
• Analyse your performance in tests. Make a note of the mistakes and rectify them before attempting the next test.
• Avoid spending excessive time on social media be it Facebook, WhatsApp, Twitter or Instagram. Get rid of all such unproductive things from your life for the sake of getting into a top medical college.
• Never feel depressed if you are unable to solve questions of a specific topic or a subject. Put your efforts and hard work to understand the theory and again solve the problems.
• Keep revising what you are studying. It takes long to learn something for the first time but it doesn’t take much time to revise it every now and then. Make short notes of every chapter for quick revision.
• Sleep well and eat your meals on time. It will help you in concentrating more on your studies, revision and exam preparation.

While you are studying you should have proper knowledge about two things which concept is important and which book will be best for that concept you can too go for the subject wise study:

Physics

• Start reading from the NCERT textbook of Physics to learn basics and then refer to NEET coaching modules or a book like HC Verma.
• Absolute clarity in Physics comes from practice. Solve lots of questions. Start from easy questions then go higher up.
• Practice conceptual problems. Take up problems that relate theoretical Physics to daily life. Your analytical skills will be tested in solving the questions.
• Be careful about the signs (-ve and +ve) and units while solving Physics problems. Strictly avoid calculation mistakes.

Chemistry

• Chemistry concepts build on understanding units, conversion, and how atoms and molecules interact. Focus on understanding the fundamental concepts, then it will be easier to memorize other stuff.
• Organic Chemistry requires deep understanding and extra reading. Read NCERT carefully first. Understand the mechanism and exceptions. Some are named reactions. Practice them all.
• In Physical Chemistry, read a chapter from NCERT, class notes, coaching package. After you are done with the chapter, write down all equations from the chapter in a notebook for speedy reference while solving problems. Solve questions to see how strong your concept is.
• Complete NCERT thoroughly and you’ll get your basic footing in Inorganic Chemistry. Make precise notes for each chapter

Biology

• The backbone of Biology is the NCERT textbook. Go through it thoroughly and make a habit to study this book everyday. Keep an eagle eye over diagrams, data, contribution of scientists along with the years mentioned, examples given in the book. Learn everything in the NCERT book.
• Whenever you read a Biology topic from a book or coaching module, write down in your notebook important information like vocabulary, terminology, processes, diagrams, concept summary and explanations. Writing things down helps in understanding better and you can remember the basics for a longer period of time.
• Although NCERT Biology is the best recommended book for NEET, you still need to read coaching modules for extra stuff which has been asked in NEET exam last few days.

thank you!

Dear aspirant,

A PhD, or Doctor of Philosophy, is a degree that is highly respected both in India and outside. If you have a PhD, you will be referred to as a doctor by your name because you have completed research on your field of study and are now the authority on it.

And with NET by your side, chances of getting job in a reputed college is really high. also, if you manage to clear NET during your phd , you’ll get fellowship of amount 25k more or less depending on your university.
The competition for finding the proper work in India is fierce, but if a person puts in their best effort, they can find a wonderful position. I'm going to enumerate the possibilities available to someone who has completed their PhD.

1. Assistant Professor in University & College.
2. Jobs in PSU
3. Research Scientist
4. Entrepreneur
5. Jobs in Edtech companies (private sector)
6. Job is CSIR Lab as Scientist
7. Can own a Lab
8. Increase the chances for a job opportunity in Abroad

All the best.

The NTA UGC NET exam is a nationwide test used to assess a candidate's suitability for either Assistant Professor or Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) and Assistant Professor positions in Indian universities and colleges.
Candidates may apply for the UGC NET if they have earned a Master's degree or its equivalent in Humanities (including languages), Social Sciences, Computer Science and Applications, Electronic Science, etc. from a recognised university with a minimum grade point average of 55%.

However, based on your request, I believe you are seeking for a bachelor's degree. In that case, you must take a standard engineering entrance exam, such as the State Jee or the Jee mains, and then select universities based on your preferences during counselling.