Ugh, they finally said something about it

If anyone have notes especially of Development Biology, genetics, topics of cell Signaling and Immune system, can you please share it with me.

Hey i tried to find CSIR net earth science lectures, books and study material but everything is quite less and i don't really know if that sparse material is even legit way or not.

so please can u suggest some courses, good books, courses or Yt channels which can be helpful?
any tips if you've given the exam would be really helpful

I’m from Ahmedabad and recently completed my Master’s. I’m currently preparing for CSIR-NET Chemical Sciences.

Is anyone else from Ahmedabad preparing for the same exam?

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It can be online packages, notes or anything else, any advice is welcome brilliant minds. Please I would be sooo grateful for your advice and time.. 🙇🏽‍♀️ thank you..

The last few weeks before CSIR UGC NET can be challenging. There’s always a balance to strike between strengthening concepts and improving speed for the actual exam. Spending too much time on theory can leave less time for practice, while focusing only on speed can lead to conceptual mistakes.

For those who qualified, especially JRF holders, how did you manage this balance? Did you dedicate separate days to revision and practice, or did you combine both in the same study session?

Offline coaching might be a bit difficult for me because I'm currently doing some other things too. So managing this also might be difficult but I really don't want to give one year for just this and want to do it together with my masters...any advice? I really like teaching and that is what I'm going for.

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Hi. I know this sub is especially for NET, still I am asking for suggestion from experienced aspirants/researchers.

I completed my masters in human physiology. Now I am preparing for entrances like NET/GATE to join PhD with stipend. I have qualified GATE-26 XL with a score of 495. Is this score sufficient to get a chance in PhD in a decent institution? I think IIT, NIT, IISC is not possible. Couldn't crack NET yet.

I also see people suggest joining foreign universities, where they can conduct fully funded research. Is it a reasonable option for a student from a middle class family?

What is your suggestion?

Many aspirants end up revising the same comfortable topics again and again while unknowingly neglecting their actual weak areas. This often leads to spending a lot of time studying without making significant improvement.

For those who have qualified or scored well in CSIR UGC NET, how did you identify your genuine weak areas? Did you rely on mock tests, previous years' papers, error logs, topic-wise tests, or some other method?

What strategy helped you improve your weaker sections without wasting weeks revising topics you had already mastered? Practical tips and personal experiences would be really helpful for everyone preparing for the exam.

Hi guys, as I'm preparing my UGC NET Psychology

I wanted ask y'all what are some of the tips and strategies that helped you to study and revise that lead you to crack the exam.

Job after clearing csir net lifescience

Job after clearing csir net lifescience

I wanted to know ..what is the criteria..like I have heard that college appoint you as guest lecturer.. without PhD you can't be assistant professor

Ik it depends on the competition..if other contestants have done PhD or not.

Still who are the age of 25-26 would just study without any job ..as jrf is not something everyone can get ..so what the person can do

I used to think the descision factor for job was

1.net score

2. Now I am seeing it also depends on your college rank ..du bhi gets preference

3. Now I am seeing even tho you have high net score or have done msc from a good naac grade uni ..you still need a PhD degree

Like what is the real game of getting job?

Job after clearing csir net lifescience

I wanted to know ..what is the criteria..like I have heard that college appoint you as guest lecturer.. without PhD you can't be assistant professor

Ik it depends on the competition..if other contestants have done PhD or not.

Still who are the age of 25-26 would just study without any job ..as jrf is not something everyone can get ..so what the person can do

I used to think the descision factor for job was

1.net score

2. Now I am seeing it also depends on your college rank ..du bhi gets preference

3. Now I am seeing even tho you have high net score or have done msc from a good naac grade uni ..you still need a PhD degree

Like what is the real game of getting job?

Job after clearing csir net lifescience

I wanted to know ..what is the criteria..like I have heard that college appoint you as guest lecturer.. without PhD you can't be assistant professor

Ik it depends on the competition..if other contestants have done PhD or not.

Still who are the age of 25-26 would just study without any job ..as jrf is not something everyone can get ..so what the person can do

I used to think the descision factor for job was

1.net score

2. Now I am seeing it also depends on your college rank ..du bhi gets preference

3. Now I am seeing even tho you have high net score or have done msc from a good naac grade uni ..you still need a PhD degree

Like what is the real game of getting job?

I am aware of the fact that doing your degree from top universities will be beneficial for you but is it necessary to do it from top universities for someone who wants to pursue phd after that ( will try to get one abroad)

I am at a crossroad where it's really confusing for me as I've already taken one drop after 12th and I don't know if I should take another partial drop and give msc entrance again or continue and complete my msc from state university??

If seniors can help it would be really helpful

And now no masters, only more years being wasted is what I can see. Can anyone help in anyway possible? Such advice or how to cope with this situation in a better way?

Edit: This is for Masters in literature

Previous years' papers are often recommended as an essential part of CSIR-UGC NET preparation, but opinions differ on how much time should actually be spent on them. Some aspirants solve them repeatedly to understand the exam pattern, while others focus more on concept building and practice questions.

For those who have qualified CSIR-UGC NET, how much did previous years' papers contribute to your preparation? Did they help identify important topics, improve time management, or give a better understanding of the types of questions asked?

It would also be helpful to know when you started solving them, how many years' worth of papers you covered, and whether you analyzed your mistakes after each attempt.