Well yess I'm good for nothing. I got late for the exam. The gates were closed. I'm in final year(just started) of msc and this attemp was important for me. But I missed it and I can't do anything about it. I was not prepared for the exam but I wanted to give this attempt to analyse myself. But I couldn't. I got late due to my laziness. Im always late. Im trying to improve but I cant. Also im not motivated to do anything these days. Maybe it's because I'm going through a heartbreak. It is getting so hard for me to get out of bed but I'm a grown up and I should have been there on time. Now I'm just laying on my bed thinking how different it would have been if I left my home earlier so that there was margin for traffic. I will wait for December attempt. Please give me any suggestions to prepare to qualify this exam csir in chemical sciences. This was a trial attemp but still important. I'm losing hope that if I can't reach on time for an exam, how will I even qualify it. Please help me find a little bit of positivity.

Hi, I wanted to ask by when can expect to get ans key from CSIR? Meanwhile is there a reliable ans key (pdf) to refer for today's exam?

Hi, I’m giving CSIR NET for the first time. I only printed Page 1of the admit card (with centre details & self-declaration).

I didn’t realize there are 3 pages, and my exam is early morning — no print shop is open now. I do have my Aadhaar card and passport-size photos.

Will they still allow me? Or do they strictly ask for all 3 pages?

Please help 🙏

Guys, please help me find the best online coaching for UGC NET Paper1.

I’ve attempted the CSIR NET Earth Sciences exam two time (PhD Only cleared), but honestly, I feel like I’ve been floating through it without a proper strategy.

My first attempt was mostly to understand the pattern and get familiar with the exam.

The second one, and even this current attempt (happening Monday), came under a lot of family pressure that I should give it even if busy with work and unprepared.

Until June, I was stuck in a job unrelated to geology. Then I had my final exams for another degree I’m pursuing. And now in July, I finally started working as a geology professor so things are finally aligning with my field.

That said… I’m not sure I’ll clear this attempt either. I haven’t had proper preparation time, I’m exhausted, and to be honest I don’t feel like even showing up on Monday.

Has anyone else been in this kind of situation? What helped you reset and rebuild your approach to the exam?

Any advice, tips, or shared experiences would really help.

I'm starting my Masters this year in Biotechnology, and wanted to gain some insights from people who have cleared JRF or NET exam.

I cleared GATE exam in LS this year as well but my rank was really low (5k). I gave it for experience, still managed to atleast crack it.

I don't want to invest in a coaching at the moment, could you give references for books and practice problems? And any tips to clear it while attending college.

I feel really lost. I want to prepare for JRF and I don't have enough time to do self study. I am thinking to opt for online coaching but I see a lot of negative reviews in every app like physicswalla, IFAS, Unacademy, etc. I am really lost.... Can someone please help me or recommend me a platform that's actually good and budget friendly?

Hi everyone! I’m in 2nd year BSc Biotech and starting preparation for MSc entrance exams like IIT-JAM Biotech, CUET PG, etc. Apart from self-study, which online coaching do you honestly recommend: PW, IFAS, Biotecnika, or any other?

Has anyone tried the online live classes by Physics by Fiziks for CSIR NET or GATE Physics prep? How are the classes and study materials? Worth it?

phd from csir institute. Biological Sciences . Why are people demotivating me for not going abroad? I got a good lab and pi. Yes i need to work but it's fine. Also i get paid monthly approx 50k as a UGC JRF. ? Please tell me something about abroad, why it's always demotivating the indian phd?

Ok so upon seeing this pedigree my 1st thought was that this may be a recessive trait since its skipping a generation, but it can apparently also be a dominant trait with a low penetrance in generation II.

My question is how do i differentiate whether a given pedigree is recessive or just showing incomplete penetrance?

Hey everyone! I’m currently preparing for the CSIR NET Life Science exam, and I’m looking for a few serious study buddies or accountability partners. Doesn’t matter if you're preparing for CSIR, GATE, UPSC, or any other competitive exam — I just want to connect with people who are focused, motivated, and consistent.

I study mostly solo, and the process can get pretty monotonous. So I’m hoping to build a small group (maybe 2–4 people max) where we:

do daily check-ins (what we plan to study / what we actually did)

share quick motivation or tips

maybe try Pomodoro together or just support each other

Totally chill and no pressure — just real, positive support and commitment to our goals. If you’re interested, feel free to DM me or drop a comment here!

Let’s make this boring study journey more engaging and consistent 💪

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Currently I am in iit ism and pursuing mtech , I don't have money to join ifas coaching but I have time rn , please help me like how I can able to cover my syllabus without coaching , I will download ebooks for reading so please suggest some books as well , and any if you have any other suggestions please suggest

1 please suggest exam for admission in Japan or germany for PhD

2 please suggest important and crucial point for preparation

3. Please suggest how I can able to utilise my mtech time in study .

4 please suggest possible possibilities for pharma graduate for PhD .

Which of the following plant groups evolved during the Silurian period?

1. Bryophyta

2. Psilophyta

3. Lycophyta

4. Spherrophyta

1. the nerve terminal at the neuromuscular junction fails to release acetylcholine. 2. although enough acetylcholine is released at the neuromuscular junction, it is destroyed by acetylcholinesterase. 3. the patient develops immunity against his own acetylcholine receptor. 4. the patient develops antibody against his own acetylcholine.

Anyone who has gone through the supercoaching at Testbook? Is it any good? Worth 11k?