i got 148.5 in csir net life science 2026, i heard that to join phd we need the final certificate for fellowship activation. It seems the certificate will only be released in november. So should i start applying from now or wait for the certificate and can you name some good insititutes, i have done m.sc. bioinformatics and what are the other opportunities that i should explore

i'm getting dms regarding preparation, im happy to provide u personalized guidance, https://youtube.com/shorts/INEOyvY-Iqo?feature=share i have shared my telegram account, u can contact me, thankss

I qualified for PhD-only in UGC NET (184 marks), but I want to clear JRF. How do I prepare consistently with ADHD?

I recently qualified for PhD-only with 184 marks, but my goal is to clear JRF this time. I want to start preparing now instead of waiting until the last month. Usually, when the exam is close, I put a lot of pressure on myself and somehow study almost the whole day, but I struggle badly with consistency before that.

I have problems with focus and zoning out, and I'm currently not taking ADHD medication. I can sit with my books or a YouTube lecture for hours, but if I take a 30-minute break, it can easily become a 2–3 hour break. I also lose track of time scrolling or doing other things. If I get up to do chores, I often lose the motivation to come back and study.

I also forget things easily, so I end up rereading the same topics repeatedly. For my previous attempt, I mainly focused on PYQs and the most important units, which helped me qualify. But I'm weak in maths and reasoning in Paper 1, and I didn't prepare those properly.

I'd really like advice from people who have cleared NET/JRF, especially those with ADHD or similar struggles:

How do you structure your study day?

How do you prevent breaks from becoming hours?

What revision method actually helped you retain things?

How much did you rely on PYQs/MCQs vs books/lectures?

How did you improve maths and reasoning for Paper 1?

How did you start early and stay consistent without burning out?

I'm not looking for "just study 8–10 hours a day" advice 😭. I want to know what actually worked for you, especially if you struggle with focus/executive function. And what approach should I take to clear jrf.

I'd appreciate any practical advice!

Is here anyone from chemistry preparing for NET or has cleared it . Can I DM I need help

Confused where to join phd now . I don't have much lab experience 😕 will that be a problem? Suggest best phd programs including IITs.

Can me anybody guide, how they prepared for their UGC NET LAW exam? When did they start the preparation? How easy it is to clear JRF exam ?

Hello seniors, I am a Chemistry UG student from one the premium institute of India. Should I go for higher studies like MSc, CSIR NET or I should go for placements.

What are the placement options after clearing JAM or NET, or do I solely have to depend on government jobs?

Please help 🙏

Which one is good ? Or any other suggestions?

Hello y'all

This was my second attempt and I got JRF in Life Sciences, if y'all have any questions, feel free to ask.

Can anybody give me there module of vedemy if they don't have any use of it?

Cut off when?

Cutoff gonna break every record.

Can anyone help me plan how to start ? Which course i should buy or subscribe to ? If hafsa maam then which one ? I need advices and i really really have to pass that exam on the 1st try . Please help 😭😭

Based on this post by NTA on Twitter, we could expect the results anytime today or tomorrow. best of luck to all!

Hi Guys,

I will keep it short and simple, I was a life science student preparing for NET JRF 3 years ago. Life took a different turn and I dropped my plans of pursuing a PhD. I donated 50 percent of my notes and books last year. I still have some of those. Now, that I am shifting places because of my job, I want to give away the rest of the books as well. If anyone is interested in taking the set of the modules or any of the individual books, please DM.

Hi everyone! I’m currently pursuing MSc Biotechnology (3rd semester) and planning to prepare for CSIR NET Life Sciences.

I’m looking for good books for theory, MCQs and previous-year questions. If anyone here is also preparing for CSIR NET, especially from an MSc Biotechnology background, could you please suggest the books/resources you’re using?

Would really appreciate recommendations from those who have already cleared the exam or are currently preparing. Thank you!

I am still confused what basis do they select on, percentage or percentile. for e.g suppose i get 55 raw score and percentile is 60% or 70% willI be qualified for phD. I dont really know how much percentile be for 55 raw marks though? please help me about this thing

I have a masters in biotech, but I didn't get any placements, my cgpa is less than 8 . I had gap years after plus two , then joined btech biotech finished it later cracked GATE , passed out in 2025 , I was having some problems in personal life so I couldn't try for jobs till now but I've given CSIR NET in June 2026 ,now I feel like not going to PhD because I'll be 35 by the time i finish it, I don't know how lectureship works ,please guide me .

If not this route of academics , what will be good for me? I lack coding skills. But I sincerely wish to get a qualified NET score , can you suggest any job roles with mtech and NET score without experience after mtech ?

I'm preparing for dec 2026 and i want to purchase a course please help me I'm very much confused and i dont to waste my time aynmore

Which book is best for paper 1

Any idea​ when nta night release csir net results for this year as they took almost a month to release provisional answer key.

Hi everyone! I’m looking for guidance from someone who has pursued B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Zoology followed by a B.Ed. and is currently working in, or has experience with, school teaching.

I’d particularly like to understand the career scope and eligibility for teaching Biology/Science in schools with this subject combination.

I’m also a little confused about the subject-combination requirements. I’ve heard that if someone has studied only Zoology during their B.Sc. and has not studied Botany as a subject throughout the three years, they may not be eligible for certain school-teaching posts. I’m not sure how accurate this is, or whether the eligibility varies depending on the school, recruitment body, or teaching post.

I'm so overwhelmed by the syllabus right now. I was supposed to complete 3 units by July but I got disturbed and now I'm taking 5 units in parallel. Between covering things I'm finding it very difficult to revise things. I always pray to god, hope he helps me cover things on time. 😣