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| 24th March 2014 06:56 PM | ||
| Unregistered |
Re: How to apply for NET exam after doing PG in mass communication from distance course Shall I able to sit in the UGC NET after completing PGDJMC from IGNOU in Distance Mode |
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| 30th March 2013 01:39 PM | ||
| vikash kumar prajapati |
Re: How to apply for NET exam after doing PG in mass communication from distance course Quote:
 If you will complete your Post Graduate Degree in Mass Communication then you will be eligible to appear in UGC NET Exam. There are two types under NET Exam.These are :- ~UGC CSIR. ~UGC NET. UGC CSIR is basically for the science stream candidates and UGC NET is for the arts stream.Your subject stream comes under the Arts stream.Thus you will have to apply for UGC NET Exam. Basic eligibility required for appearing in this exam are Age limit for JRF(Junior Research Fellowship) ~Your age should not be above 28 years. Marks ~For General & OBC Category - 55%. ~For SC/ST Category - 50%. Exam Pattern for UGC NET 
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| 30th March 2013 01:37 AM | ||
| shrish777 |
Re: How to apply for NET exam after doing PG in mass communication from distance course Dear Friend,
The abbreviation of NET is National Eligibility Test.  National Eligibility Test is conducted for Junior Research Fellowship and Lectureship posts by University Grants Commission. The educational qualifications regarding with NET exam are below mentioned are below mentioned:- * Opponents must have finished master degree from any approved institution. * Opponents of last year are not preferable for this exam. * The age criteria of opponents must be lie in between 20-27 years for JRF post. * There is no age criteria required for Lectureship post. * Opponents must be an Indian. The paragon of NET exam is below mentioned:-  Thanks. |
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| 29th March 2013 03:32 PM | ||
| aryan5107241 |
Re: How to apply for NET exam after doing PG in mass communication from distance course Dear Amit, As your Post Graduation in Mass Communication will get completed by June , 2013 , you can easily apply for the National Eligibility Test to be conducted in December , 2013 if you have 55% marks as minimum in post graduation. The NET Exam is conducted every year by the University Grants Commission twice in the months of June and December. The Requisites for the National Eligibility Test are : * The candidate must hold a Masters Degree in any stream from any UGC recognized University. * The Candidate must have secured a minimum of 55% marks in post graduation. * The candidate must have the age under the bracket of 21 and 28 years if applying for JRF otherwise there is no need for age worry if applying for the post of Lectureship. * Relaxation of 5% marks is given to candidates belonging to SC/ST Category. * The candidate must have Indian Nationality. The Pattern Of The NET Exam is : This is the information i have to the best of my knowledge regarding your query. Hope the information will help you to the extent you want.
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| 29th March 2013 09:53 AM | ||
| DKG7 |
Re: How to apply for NET exam after doing PG in mass communication from distance course Quote:
Dear Friend, NET stands for National Eligibility Test This exam conducted by the University Grants Commission(UGC)... If you have completed graduation / master degree with 55% marks from any recognized university then you are eligible for National Eligibility Test exam....... For OBC Category - 55% marks... For SC/ST Category - 50% marks... Final years students also eligible for it.... Age Limit :- JRF :- maximum age is 28 years old..... For OBC Category - +3 years.... For SC/ST Category - +5 years... Lectureship :- no age limit... Citizenship of India... Syllabus for NET exam:- You can Get More Information from Here : Click Here All the best..  |
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| 1st October 2012 12:24 PM | ||
| amit2229 |
How to apply for NET exam after doing PG in mass communication from distance course Respected sir\mam I m doing my PG in mass communication from distance course. and my course completed till june 2013.I want to know can i apply net exam held in 24 december 2012. |
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