CSIR NET: CSIR NET is conducted by NTA to shortlist aspirants for the award of JRF and eligibility of Assistant Professor for Science subjects only. UGC NET is conducted by NTA to select candidates for the award of JRF and eligibility of Assistant Professor for all other subjects (total 81).
CSIR NET is specially designed for only those students who belong to Science Stream whereas UGC NET is for all other types of courses in India.
The Bachelor degree candidates holding qualification in B-Tech, BS, B-Pharm (4 Years Degree) can appear for CSIR NET JRF but to appear in UGC NET Exam, they must have valid Post-Graduation Degree.
The Bachelor degree candidates holding qualification in B-Tech, BS, B-Pharm (4 Years Degree) can appear for CSIR NET JRF but to appear in UGC NET Exam, they must have valid Post-Graduation Degree.
The age limit for appearing in CSIR NET is 28 Years (General & OBC) or 33 Years (ST/SC/PWD) whereas, for UGC NET, it is 30 Years (General) or 35 Years (ST/SC/PWD/OBC).
Don’t stress & stay calm: Candidates should not stress themselves before the exam day. Appearing for the exam with a calm and relaxed mind helps candidates in delivering their best.
There are 3 sections in CSIR NET Exam (Part A, Part B & Part C) whereas the UGC NET consists of 2 Papers (Paper 1 & Paper 2)
Anyone who scores 55 per cent marks in the exam is considered qualified (50 per cent for reserved category) for the CSIR. While the criteria is common for UGC NET for the assistant professorship, only the top six per cent qualifying candidates out of those selected are shortlisted for the post of assistant professor.
The number of appearing candidates is more in UGC NET as compared to CSIR NET.
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