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hello sir i hav completed my Btech-IT and i jus wanted to know whether am eligible for this csir net exam... i saw few websites and i noticed few statements saying people with msc or equivalent degree are eligible for this examination but am not sure whether Btech is equivalent to msc... please guide me in building my career as a lecturer...

dear friend
BTech is a degree equivalent to MSc.so you are eligible for the exam
all the best

no dear, b.tech is not equivalent to m.sc , both are different course, b.tech is proffesional course and m.sc is master degree p.g course. so dont tell both are equivalent.............both are different from each other.

btech is graduation and msc is post graduation so both are not equal,
and hence you are not eligible for the csir net exam because only post graduate students are eligible for it

b tech degree are equivalent to MSC
so you are eligible
good luck..

yes,of course my friend, B.tech is equivalent to m.sc.for more information you search in internet.

all the best and good luck.

No dear B.tech and M.sc are not equivalent to each.

If some one is allowed to persue P.hd directly.that does'nt mean that he/she has B.tech equivalent to M.sc,it is just a Special case which is allowed to some Meritorious or students with good academic records or from weak financila background.

Let me Explain briefly.

B.tech/B.E. candidate does'nt required to write CSIR-UGC-NET.

CSIR has a special criteria for that.B.tech/B.E. candidates can directly persue P.hd with JRF from CSIR.

If he/she had appeared for GATE and must have valid and Very good GATE score.

This is a special criteria which CSIR has for B.tech students.Which ia popular with the name GATE-JRF.The candidate will b given oppurtunity to persue P.hd directly from IIT's or IISC or NIT's or other institutes of national importance.

The eligible candidates will recieve call letter which is known as "Award letter" from the Director of CSIR laboratories.

Best of Luck

Regards
~Faiyaz~

no,friend b.tech and m.sc is not same about degree
b.tech is actually bechlor degree in any branch
while m.sc is master degree in one perticular subject
but i am not to tell you , b.tech is not good as compare to m.sc it is dependent on you.
so don't worry friend freely take any one whichever you intrested .
best of luck....

no, friend b.tech and m.sc is not same degree level
because b.tech is give to you bechlor degree in perticular branch
while m.sc is give to you master degree in perticular subject
and also csir net exam is appearance for only post graduate not graduate so m.sc is given to you post graduate degree so m.sc is best way for you to appear csir net exam
best of luck.....

dear friend
Btech is not equivalent to msc because
B.Tech is a 4 years course and m.sc is
2 year course, so these are not equivalent,
they are different from each other....

ok
best of luck.

ofcourse you can do it

both are not equal

dear friend
yes off coarse b.tecch is same as msc the only difference in between the years it take to complete.
so you are eligible for the csir net exam.
all the besst.

i did my bsc. in regular but i did my pg Msc in distance education whether i have that eligibility to write the csir exam

Originally Posted by Unregistered

i did my bsc. in regular but i did my pg Msc in distance education whether i have that eligibility to write the csir exam

Yes of course !


Minimum Eligibility Criteria is Bachelor degree with at least 55% aggregate weather you have studied through Distance mode or Regular mode that does'nt mattter you are eligible.

Dear,the both are not the same,B.Tech in only bachelor degree in the professional and M.sc i is the master degree.In B.Tech the candidates have to give the GATE exam by CSIR to get the P.hd degree however for M.sc candidates they give U.G.C.
Good luck
REGARDS
**Amritansu**

no boss b.e is not equivalent to msc but equivalent to phd, so no need to sit in net exaam u just apply for college lecturer. gud luck
hemant kumar j&k

Dear friend,

B.Tech and M.Sc are not equivalent degrees at all..

B.Tech is a graduation degree course on engineering streams.. Whereas M.Sc is the Master's course in the general line study..

CSIR-NET exam is only for the candidates from the general science background..

The candidates who have master's degree in science subjects can write this exam .

The B.Tech students are not eligible for CSIR-NET exam.

Best of luck!

dear friend

no b.tech is not equivalent to M.SC.

m.sc is a master degree while b.tech is a bachelor degree .

all d best.

hi friend,

It is true that MSc is equivalent to BTech course but you have to read about the subject areas in which CSIR exam is conducted.
For your information, CSIR-UGC NET Exam for Science stream is conducted by CSIR in the following areas: -

1. Chemical Sciences
2. Earth Sciences
3. Life Sciences
4. Mathematical Sciences
5. Physical Sciences
Hence I dont think so that any engineer's stream matches these subjects. Hence in case of you. You are eligible to give UGC NET exam conducted also two times in a whole year. There you will find your favourite subject.

now i am doing ME 1st year. can i eligible for the net exam.pls reply me

whether m tech students of any branch can apply for csir??...if so whwther any criteria or qualification which has to be fullfilled?

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hello sir/madam,
i m pankaj doing my b.tech in Electronics and Telecommunication.i am in 4th year rt now
so i want to know that wheather i m eligible for CSIR NET examination or not .i m confuse about its eligiblity criteria..bcoz it has mentioned that M.sc or equivqlent....

I have completed btech(polymer science and rubber technology)
can i study Mtech atmospheric science in Cochin university of science and technology?
reply pls

Hi dear,

No dear B.tech and M.sc are not equivalent to each.

If some one is allowed to persue P.hd directly.that does'nt mean that he/she has B.tech equivalent to M.sc,it is just a Special case which is allowed to some Meritorious or students with good academic records or from weak financila background.

Let me Explain briefly.

B.tech/B.E. candidate does'nt required to write CSIR-UGC-NET.

CSIR has a special criteria for that.B.tech/B.E. candidates can directly persue P.hd with JRF from CSIR.

If he/she had appeared for GATE and must have valid and Very good GATE score.

This is a special criteria which CSIR has for B.tech students.Which ia popular with the name GATE-JRF.The candidate will b given oppurtunity to persue P.hd directly from IIT's or IISC or NIT's or other institutes of national importance.

The eligible candidates will recieve call letter which is known as "Award letter" from the Director of CSIR laboratories.

Thanks

No both are not equivalent.

Btech is professional i.e bachelor degree

Msc is a mater degree.

how both are equivalent.

HELLO SIR,I am student of mechanical engg. i want to make my carrier in astrophysics . can i do this?

m.sc.physics or b.tech. Students are better?

sir , is btech equivalent to m.sc in respect to the kind of jobs we get at this qualificatn...............??????

nd how what to do after b.sc to get a good job.............???

Hey guys..........
b.tech and b.tech (honours ) ...........what's the difference .

Which One is better MSC or B-tech? To be specific Is MSC Electronics better than Electronics and Communication Engineering?

Is MSC Better Than B-tech. To be specific is MSC Electronics better than Electronics and Communication engineering. In job wise also.....

Originally Posted by rahul k

no dear, b.tech is not equivalent to m.sc , both are different course, b.tech is proffesional course and m.sc is master degree p.g course. so dont tell both are equivalent.............both are different from each other.

then how come BTech is equivalent to MSc for Gate exam? Why BSc students cannot apply for GATE if graduation is equivalent to BTech?

Originally Posted by rahul k

dear friend
Btech is not equivalent to msc because
B.Tech is a 4 years course and m.sc is
2 year course, so these are not equivalent,
they are different from each other....

ok
best of luck.

this days btech is much more prefered as compared to msc in any field of recruitment and also you have higher chances to get through csir net

btech is much better as compared to msc

dear friend,
No my friend B.tech course is not similar to M.Sc course..

B.tech is a graduation course and M.Sc course is a post graduation course.

To apply for CSIR NET exam you have to complete the post graduation course in any trade.
After completion of post graduation course with 50% aggregate you can apply for NET exam...

All the best.

btech is graduation and msc is post graduation so both are not equal,
and hence you are not eligible for the csir net exam because only post graduate students are eligible for it

No dear B.tech and M.sc are not equivalent to each.

If some one is allowed to persue P.hd directly.that does'nt mean that he/she has B.tech equivalent to M.sc,it is just a Special case which is allowed to some Meritorious or students with good academic records or from weak financila background.

Let me Explain briefly.

B.tech/B.E. candidate does'nt required to write CSIR-UGC-NET.

CSIR has a special criteria for that.B.tech/B.E. candidates can directly persue P.hd with JRF from CSIR.

If he/she had appeared for GATE and must have valid and Very good GATE score.

This is a special criteria which CSIR has for B.tech students.Which ia popular with the name GATE-JRF.The candidate will b given oppurtunity to persue P.hd directly from IIT's or IISC or NIT's or other institutes of national importance.

The eligible candidates will recieve call letter which is known as "Award letter" from the Director of CSIR laboratories.

Best of Luck

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