What happens when any mistake is found in CSIR net application form?
Dear, do something good with your life instead of wasting it being a JRF after clearing NET. There are already so many problems in fellowship, which our present government is not even thought of. Attaching a letter for your perusal.Do whatever makes you satisfy doing and earn for yourself. Good Luck!An open letter from all JRF’s to Hon’ble Prime Minister of India, MHRD and DST for their necessary action, which they will not take for sure.GOD BLESS INDIA!
How can I clear CSIR-UGC NET exam in Mathematical sciences?
Hello,Thanks for Asking..!!CSIR UGC NET is one of the most toughest entrance exam in India. So you have to work hard to Prepare for CSIR NET.But here are some useful tips to make your studies easier - How to Prepare for CSIR NET Mathematical Science , Follow these tips for success.These Tips will definitely help you.The Exam Pattern of CSIR NET Mathematical Science is given here -So According to the Exam PatternFor Part A , you have to work on Aptitude Section.You have to attempt 20 questions out of 40 in Part B.You have to attempt 20 questions out of 60 in Part C.CSIR NET Mathematics Syllabus:Unit-1AnalysisLinear AlgebraUnit-2Complex AnalysisAlgebraTopologyUnit-3Ordinary Differential Equations (ODEs)Partial Differential Equations (PDEs)Numerical AnalysisCalculus of VariationsLinear Integral EquationsClassical Mechanics.Unit-4Descriptive Statistics, Exploratory Data AnalysisAlgebraEquations.Most Important Parts of CSIR NET Mathematical Science is -Linear Algebra , Real Analysis, Ordinary & Partial Differential Equations, Modern Algebra, complex AnalysisUseful Tips:In Part A and Part B there is negative marking so don’t attempt those questions for which you are not confident.You have 3 hours time to solve the paper. It is better to start with Part C then Part B & then Part A.Time management is completely in your hands that how you use it.Solve Previous Year Question Papers. It will definitely help you.Useful Link -http://www.csirhrdg.res.in/ms_mp...CSIR NET Admit Cards are released - Download it nowI hope it will help you.Best of Luck :)
What is the procedure to get the CSIR NET certificate?
(I) Candidates who got slot in CSIR-Successful candidates are requested to send attested/self-attested photocopies of the following documents for verification and issue of Qualifying Certificate:(i) Xth class certificate as a proof of date of birth (ii) Degree/provisional degree of qualifying exam/ M.Sc. or equivalent degree (iii) Final marksheet with the required percentage of marks (iv) Caste certificate, if applicable (v) Copy of CSIR marks statement.Note:OBC candidates are requested to submit their latest OBC caste certificate (Non-creamy layer) as per format given in NCBC website. (National Commission for Backward Classes).Physically handicapped/Visually handicapped candidates should submit certificate as per Govt. of India rules.Candidates who have applied under Result Awaited (RA) category (M.Sc. or equivalent) should submit the required documents only after completion of their requisite qualification.Candidates who have applied under Bachelor's Degree will be eligible for Fellowship as per the clause 2.2 of our notification.Candidates are required to send the above mentioned documents by Registered/Speed Post to Section Officer, Certificate Section, HRD Group, CSIR Complex, Library Avenue Road, Pusa, New Delhi - 110012.The candidates while sending their documents must super-scribe on the envelop "Documents for December - 2016 NET Exam" with Roll Number and CSIR JRF or LS.For any query regarding issue of certificate, the candidates may contact at 011-25843504, EPABX Lines 011-25841582, 25842493, 25842704, 25842729, 25841592, 25841756, 25843286 with extension 716,720,139 or at 011-25841756.Source: Human Resource Development Group(II) Candidates who got slot in UGC-You don't need to do anything. Your Lectureship certificate will be online within 3 months of results announcement and your jrf award letter will be send to your residence
What should be filled in the place of division in the CSIR-UGC NET exam form?
You need to fill your division in M.Sc. i.e. first or second division (as 55% minimum marks required so second division with at least 55%). If you are filling CSIR forms after B.Tech/BE then convert your CGPA and find your division with the conversion. In case your result is not declared then fill pursuing in that particular column.Best Wishes…
Are B.Tech graduates eligible for the UGC NET Exam?
Hello,No, The graduate candidates are not eligible for the UGC NET Exam.The NET exam is conducted for the Assistant Professor and Junior Research Fellowship Award. There are two exams conducted as CSIR NET and UGC NET Exam.The main difference is that CSIR NET exam is conducted for the science stream candidates while UGC NET Exam is conducted for more than 90 subjects.The graduate candidates can apply only for CSIR NET exam and candidates need to complete the post graduation within two years.The Eligibility criteria for the UGC NET exam is as follows:Educational: You must have completed post graduation degree with minimum 55% marks from recognized university.Age Limit: There is no age bar for lectureship while candidates must be below 30 years for JRF.Check the eligibility criteria from official website to know more about the exam.
What is the difference among CSIR, JRF, NET, and UGC NET?
Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR) is a premier research organisation which has been ranked among the world's largest publicly funded R&D bodies. University Grants Commission (UGC) is a statutory body of the Government of India that is responsible for coordination, determination and maintenance of standards of university education in India.Both the educational bodies conduct National Eligibility Test (NET) exam every year. The exam involves two certifications - NET (LS) and NET (JRF). The cut offs for NET-JRF are much higher than that of NET-LS. Qualifying for NET-LS will make you eligible to apply for teaching positions in Indian colleges and universities while qualifying JRF provides multiple benefits, such as:i) Eligibility for lectureship.ii) Exemption from PhD entrance exams.iii) Full financial support throughout your PhD.
When applying for the UGC NET, if I apply for both JRF and lectureship, but got cut off only for lectureship, will I be eligible for lectureship? Should I be getting the JRF cutoff also, since I have applied for both?
That's one of the most confusing things while you apply for UGC NET.To put it short and simple…UGC NET JRF is a ‘TAKE WHATEVER YOU CAN GRAB’ exam….So if you have applied for JRF along with Lectureship and you are stuck between JRF n Lectureship; you get what you have achieved.To understand it,NET is for being a lecturer while JRF is for fellowship. So its like - while you apply - you claim additional benefits. The additional benefits may or may not be given to you, but the basic thing is yours if you fall in the list.So don't worry, you are eligible for being a lecturer if your in merit of NET. JRF merit is in addition to the NET list. And in my view, you should always apply for both.Hope this helps.
What is the difference between "JRF/SRF", "PhD", "Research Assistant", and "Project Assistant"?
Hello,Thanks for Asking..!!!If you are a science student and willing to pursue your career further as a Junior Research Fellow or an Assistant Professor, only then you should aim for this exam. Else, you can go for UGC NET JRF Exam.So as you have mentioned that you are a science student & having a interest for research/academics then I will suggest you that CSIR NET will be the right choice for you.CSIR NET JRF SubjectsCSIR NET Life ScienceCSIR NET Chemical ScienceCSIR NET Syllabus for EngineeringCSIR NET Mathematical ScienceCSIR NET Earth ScienceCSIR NET Physics ScienceAfter clearing CSIR JRF Exam, you have two options available.You can enroll for research program like - Ph. D.Get into a research project on the basis of your JRF qualification.Visit here for the Latest Vacancies & Recruitment of CSIR - CSIR RecruitmentJRF:Junior Research Fellowship is a fellowship (Rs. 25000/Month) offered by both CSIR & UGC to the eligible and selected candidates through written exams held twice a year as their stipend for doctoral studies or for their assistance in various projects.SRF:After getting 2 years experience in JRF , you become Senior Research Assistant.Research Assistant :A research assistant is a researcher employed, often on a temporary contract, by a university or a research institute, for the purpose of assisting in academic research.Research assistant is usually someone without a PhD, often a Masters student or early PhD student, or someone with a Masters who wants to do some more research but not a PhD.with a PhD you can also apply to (junior) lecturer positions and post-doc scholarships.Project Assistant :A project assistant is a person whose role is to provide support and creates balance in the time and scope of executing projects under the direct supervision of the project director in an establishmentPh. D. Degree :After getting Ph.d. Degree, you become one of these - Post-Doctoral Fellow or a Research Associate.Project Assistant are Research Assistants:These are not paid by the institute but by the project taken up by a particular faculty (or a group).Suggested Reads -CSIR NET PreparationI hope it will help you.Best of Luck :)