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I got 3608 rank in jee mains from ST category

Tanisha chaudhary 6th Jun, 2025

HEY THERE!!!

  • With a JEE Mains rank of 3608 in the ST category, your prospects look promising.
  • This rank positions you for admission to numerous NITs, IIITs, and other respected government-funded technical institutes through the reserved quota.
  • While the most sought-after branches at the top NITs might remain highly competitive,
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i done my Msc in physics so which subject i choose to fill tha NTA UGC NET

Arhana Chakraborty 20th May, 2022

As you have completed MSc in physics, then you will obviously have to appear for the NET Physics paper.

On the basis of NET score, you can expect to get a research position (PhD admission) to different colleges/universities all over India and get the Junior Research Fellowship. Another is if

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i given nta ugc net merged dec2020 & june2021 exam under ews category which is held on dec 2021.but i got my ews certificate after fromfill up date, is my certificate valid...plz help

ayanmukherjee045 22nd Feb, 2022

Dear aspirant,

It doesn't really matter if you have made your ews certificate after you have filled the form. But if you have uploaded a certificate in the application form which is different with what you have made now then it could create unnecessary trouble.

But the certificate which you

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hlo sir.my age is 31 year. but in NTA ugc net fr JRF age limit is 30 year in general category.but in OBC it is 35 year yr for jrf ,5 year relaxation fr them.i belong to jammu n kashmir and i have now RBA certificate.on the basis of Rba can i apply fr JRF ? i dnt hve OBC certificate.plz answr soon

Manidipa Kundu Student Expert 10th Jun, 2020

HI,

SEE age relaxation for jrf position in different category is as follows

  • OBC Non Creamy Layer (OBC-NCL) - A relaxation of up to 5 years
  • SC/ST/PwD/Transgender categories and to women- age relaxation of 5 years
  • candidates with research experience, limited to the period spent on research in the relevant/related
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