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plz give the question papers of NET for commerce 2012

National Eligibility Test or NET is conducted for Lectureship and PhD. To be eligible for NET Exam, candidate should have at least a post graduation degree. National Eligibility Test is central level exam conducted by the University Grants Commission.


Being central level exam means that if passed the National Eligibility Test, you would be able to apply for Lecturer job in central government colleges. There is an option to apply for state government colleges as well but only if the particular state decides not to conduct SET entrance exam.


SET is the state level exam. The requirement etc are same as National Eligibility Test. The only difference is that SET is conducted by each state separately.


If you are interested in applying for NET exam in Commerce subject than you need to have completed M.Com degree that too from a UGC recognized university. The next National Eligibility Test would take place in December. The forms would be soon made available online on the official website of UGC NET. You will have to submit the form online. In order to be eligible make sure you are meeting the requirements mentioned below.


Eligibility

1. You should have a post graduation degree in any stream from University Grants Commission recognized university.

2. At least 55 percent marks in masters course.

3. In case of SC/ST, only 50 percent marks are required for NET.

4. Since you are applying for Commerce subject, you should have passed M.Com. In case you have completed post graduation in other stream, please check the relevant subject for your stream before applying.

5. The final year students of PG may also apply for NET.

6. However they can be disqualifed if failed to meet percentage requirement or could not submit the degree within 2 years of passing National Eligibility Test.

7. The age limit for JRF is 28 years.

8. Up to 5 years relaxation in upper age limit for SC/ST/OBC candidates.

9. No age limit for Lectureship.

10. No limit on number of attempts.