How to pass csir net in lifesciences
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This document provides advice for taking the CSIR UGC NET exam. It recommends attempting the maximum number of questions possible without being afraid of negative marking. Candidates do not need to pass each part individually. The document also provides estimated cutoff percentages for different categories and advises focusing on common topics that have repeated questions in previous exams. Students are told to solve previous year papers and subscribe to a YouTube channel for more exam preparation videos.
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How to pass csir net in lifesciences
- 1. DEEPAK RAWAL ASSISTANT PROFESSOR DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF SCIENCE * MOHANLAL SUKHADIA UNIVERSITY UDAIPUR INDIA
- 2. • It is easy to pass and it is just the exam
- 3. • Ignore alternate subject
- 4. • Get advantage of lot of options Total questions Have to attempt •Part A 20 15 •Part B 50 35 •Part C 75 25
- 5. • No need to pass individually in part A,B and C
- 6. • Choose Hindi medium
- 7. • Do not study according to syllabus but keep basic concepts clear
- 8. • Attempt maximum questions and do not afraid of negative marking
- 9. • Cutoff usually goes between For JRF (Gen/OBC)= 45-50% (ST/SC)= 35-40% For LS (Gen/OBC)= 40-45% (ST/SC)= 30-35%
- 10. • Keep trying and be familiar with pattern of exam
- 11. • Solve previous papers and choose comman topics from whom questions repeated
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- 24. *Subscribe on you tube to watch more videos Deepak Rawal