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24th September 2014, 12:02 AM
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Details about the pattern of ICMR and CSIR examinations? Syllabus and old question papers?
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I completed m.sc medical biochemistry, wanted to do ph.d in a good institue so please give me details about THE PATTERN OF ICMR AND CSIR examinations and syllabus, and old question papers and pattern of the papers |
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16th November 2014, 06:07 PM
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Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) will conduct joint CSIR-UGC test for Junior Research Fellowship and Eligibility for Lectureship.
It will be held in June and December and in the streams of, • Chemical Sciences • Earth, Atmospheric, Ocean and Planetary Sciences • Life Sciences • Mathematical Sciences • Physical Sciences • Engineering Sciences Eligibility Criteria: • Need to have Master Degree in equivalent subject which he/she is appearing for the examination • Need to have minimum 55% in academics • Candidates in final year are also eligible • Candidates need to submit their degree certificate within one year from the date of this test, otherwise candidate will be disqualified. Exam Paper Pattern: It is conducted in 3 papers, Paper I: • There will be 60 total questions but you need to attempt 50 • Marks - 100 • Duration - 01 hours 15 minutes Paper II: • Total 50 questions will be there • Marks - 100 • Duration - 01 hours 15 minutes Paper III: • Total 75 questions will be there • Marks - 150 • Duration - 02 hours 30 minutes Indian Council of Medical Research will conduct joint test for Junior Research Fellowship and Eligibility for Lectureship. Eligibility Criteria: • M.Sc,/M.A. or equivalent degree with minimum 55% marks in medical stream for General/OBC • Candidates and 50% for the SC/ST & physically handicapped candidates Age Limit: The age limit for admission to the eligibility test is 28 years as on 30-09-2014 (upper age limit relaxable up to 5 years in case of candidates belonging to SC/ST, physically handicapped (PH) and female candidates, 3 years in the case of OBC category. Paper Pattern: The test will consist of one paper of 2 hours duration. The paper will consist of 2 Sections. The Aptitude Section (Section A) will have 50 questions on , (i) Scientific phenomenon in everyday life; (ii) General knowledge in sciences; and (iii) Common statistics. All these questions would be compulsory with each question carrying 1 mark. The subject Specific Section (Section B & C) would pertain to (B) Life Sciences and (C) Social Science. The candidate may attempt questions in either of the two areas. Each area of section B & C would have 100 questions and the candidate may attempt any 75 questions in the predesigned area of Section B or C. Candidates are required to indicate the option for Section B or C in the application form too. Each question carries one mark and Negative marking @ 0.25 will be made for each of the wrong answer. The questions in both the sections would appear in English only. Qualifying Marks: The qualifying marks will be 55% obtained in both the sections (A+B or C) for General Category and OBC and 50% for SC/ST and physically handicapped. The test will be held in the following streams: (1) Aptitude test (common for all) (2) Life Sciences (3) Social Sciences. Syllabus for ICMR Life Science includes, • Microbiology • Physiology • Molecular biology • Genetics • Human biology • Biotechnology • Biochemistry • Bioinformatics • Biophysics • Immunology • Pharmacology • Zoology • Botany • Environmental sciences and • Veterinary science. Syllabus for Social Sciences includes: • Psychology • Sociology • Anthropology • Social work • Home sciences • Statistics and • Health economics. Please, find attachments for details syllabus for previous papers. |
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