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18th December 2011, 12:26 AM
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Books to be referred for UGC NET exam? Information about JRF and SLAT?


im post graduate in msc home science(food&nutrition) iwant to prepare uge net exam plz suggest me books and study material also give information about jrf and slat?




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25th February 2012, 12:30 PM
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Books to be referred for Electronics Science of NET exam?
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2nd March 2012, 09:30 PM
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Sir please suggest books for chemistry net exam
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what is full form of SLAT, when it is conducted
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I have appeared for net exam on 24th june in commerce subject.i have applied for JRF lectureship.I want to know if i don qualify for JRF cutoff and if at all i qualify only for lecturship cutoff, than will i be put only in qualified for lectureship category or if i fail JRF am i fail ?
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I passed my M.A. in Medieval and Modern history in 2001. Am I still eligible for writing the NET exam?
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