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| 11th December 2012 09:03 PM | |
| Unregistered |
Re: UGC NET solved question papers of home science? WHAT IS THEIR IN PAPER 1? IS IT COMMON FOR ALL DIFFERENT BRANCHES(SUBJECTS) |
| 23rd September 2012 01:29 PM | |
| Unregistered |
Re: UGC NET solved question papers of home science? I want previous year solved papers(paper-1,2,3) of SLET chemistry |
| 18th September 2012 10:01 AM | |
| Arpit_30 |
Re: UGC NET solved question papers of home science? The state level exam is called SET. There is no difference is the two exams apart from the fact that one is central level exam and other is conducted on state level. National Eligibility Test is conducted two times a year. First time in the month of June and secondly in December. To appear for the exam, candidate must meet these requirements. Eligibility 1. Candidate must be Indian citizen. 2. He/She should posses post graduation degree in any stream from a college which is recognized by the University Grants Commission. 3. Candidates who have completed post graduation from open university may also apply. 4. Final year students of master course are also eligible to apply. 5. But final year students are required to submit their master degree within 2 years of passing the test. |
| 18th September 2012 07:26 AM | |
| sherleytwain |
Re: UGC NET solved question papers of home science? National Eligibility Test is the exam conducted for the postition of Lecturer in central government colleges. The exam is conducted by the University Grants Commission and is considered one of the most difficult exams in India. NET or the National Eligibility Test is a central level exam what it means is that if you managed to pass the exam, you would get lecturer job in central government colleges. This rule would not apply to state government colleges since states have their own exam to recruit lecturers. The state level exam is called SET. There is no difference is the two exams apart from the fact that one is central level exam and other is conducted on state level. National Eligibility Test is conducted two times a year. First time in the month of June and secondly in December. To appear for the exam, candidate must meet these requirements. Eligibility 1. Candidate must be Indian citizen. 2. He/She should posses post graduation degree in any stream from a college which is recognized by the University Grants Commission. 3. Candidates who have completed post graduation from open university may also apply. 4. Final year students of master course are also eligible to apply. 5. But final year students are required to submit their master degree within 2 years of passing the test. 6. The minimum percentage required for NET is 55 percent. 7. Reserve category candidates need 50 percent marks in PG to appear for NET. 8. There is no age limit for Lectureship. 9. There is no limit on number of attempts. |
| 18th September 2012 01:37 AM | |
| anjalihunny91 |
UGC NET solved question papers of home science? plz send me d UGC NET solved paper ofhome science 2009 |
