Tips For CSIR UGC NET Life Sciences

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NET jointly Conducted by UGC and CSIR is very Important Examination for those like to go for higher courses in all kinds of Sciences

Dividing the Preparation Strategy in to 5 Important Parts:

Syllabus
Schedule
Practice(according to New pattern)
Revision
Checking Competitiveness
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Tips to Crack UGC – CSIR NET for Sciences

Strength in Basics is Highly Required. 10th and 12th Standard Should be Good

Time factor:

It Depends from Student to Student and also on their level of previous knowledge.

An average, 6 month hard work is required at least.

Sticking to a well planned schedule is very important for Preparation

Just Blindly studying and saying i covered the entire syllabus is just like playing a blind game.

Revision is the key to success


CSIR-UGC (NET) Exam for Award of Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) and Eligibility for Lectureship (LS) shall be a Single Paper.

The Exam should be conducted in one session of 3 Hours.

The question paper is divided in three parts.
Part-A (MCQ) 30-Marks
Part-B (MCQ) 70-Marks
Part-C (MCQs) 100-Marks

Writing the Examination Part/ Section A & B (100 marks)

Syllabus for PART – A

This Part Includes:

General Aptitude with emphasis on logical reasoning,
Graphical analysis,
Analytical and numerical ability,
Quantitative comparison,
Series formation,
Puzzles etc

Maximum Score = 15 × 2 = 30 marks

Section A shall contain 20 General Aptitude questions.

These questions shall be common to all.

A candidate shall be required to answer a maximum of 15 questions fro Part A.

Part-B

Under this section total 50 MCQs will be asked, students are expected to attempt any 35 questions.

Maximum Score = 35 × 2 =70 marks

PART – C

This part shall contains 75 MCQs., each carrying FOUR marks, that are designed to test a candidate’s high level authentic knowledge of scientific concepts and/or application of the scientific concepts.

A candidate shall be required to answer any 25 questions.

The total marks allocated to this section shall be 100 out of 200.