CSIR NET

Yes, it is advisable to keep the CSIR NET admit card safe even after the exam is over. The admit card is an important document that contains crucial information such as the candidate's roll number, exam center details, and exam date and time. It also serves as a proof of the candidate's registration for the exam. In case there are any issues or discrepancies with the result or scorecard, the admit card may be required as a reference document. Therefore, it is recommended to keep the admit card safely for future reference. Candidates are advised to keep multiple copies of the admit card and store them in a safe and secure place. They should also avoid tampering or altering any details mentioned on the admit card.

The CSIR NET admit card contains the following details:
Candidate's Name: The full name of the candidate as mentioned in the application form. Roll Number: The roll number assigned to the candidate by the exam conducting authority. Photograph and Signature: The photograph and signature of the candidate uploaded during the application process. Exam Center Details: The name and address of the exam center where the candidate has to appear for the exam. Exam Date and Time: The date and time slot of the exam as per the candidate's subject and session. Exam Instructions: The instructions and guidelines that the candidate needs to follow while appearing for the exam. Subject Code: The subject code for the subject the candidate has applied for. Category: The category of the candidate (General/OBC/SC/ST/PWD). Exam Session: The morning or afternoon session in which the candidate has to appear for the exam. Signature of Exam Conducting Authority: The signature of the authorized person responsible for conducting the exam.

No, NTA does not entertain any request regarding CSIR NET exam centre change after the release of the admit card. The exam conducting authority assigns the exam centers to candidates based on their preference and availability of seats. Once the admit card is released, the exam center details are final, and it is not easy to get them changed. The exam center allocation for the CSIR NET exam is usually done based on the candidate's preference given during the application process. The exam conducting authority tries to allocate the exam center to the candidate as per their preference, but this is subject to availability of seats and other factors. Once the admit card is released, candidates are advised to check the exam center details mentioned on it carefully. They should note down the exam center address and location and make travel arrangements accordingly. It is advisable to visit the exam center location in advance and familiarize oneself with the route and transportation options available.

The CSIR NET exam is conducted in an online computer-based test (CBT) mode. The exam consists of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and is conducted in two sessions, I. e. , morning and afternoon sessions. The duration of each session is 3 hours. The CSIR NET exam is conducted in five subjects: Chemical Sciences, Earth Sciences, Life Sciences, Mathematical Sciences, and Physical Sciences. The exam is conducted in English and consists of three parts: Part A, Part B, and Part C. Part A is common for all subjects and consists of questions related to General Aptitude with emphasis on logical reasoning, graphical analysis, analytical, and numerical ability, quantitative comparison, series formation, puzzles, etc. Part B and Part C are subject-specific, and the questions are designed to test the candidate's knowledge in the respective subject.