CSIR NET

There are many public sector organizations that offer a wide range of opportunities for talented people with good CSIR NET scores. Qualifying the CSIR NET with a good score is an advantage, as PSUs now have direct access to NET scores and can select qualified candidates based on their academic profiles. Government Job posts after clearing the CSIR NET JRF in life Science Are:
Assistant Professor, Scientist, Sr. Associate Scientist, Biomedical Scientist, Clinical Research Associate, Microbiologist, Geneticist, Biology Content Developer, Biology Researcher, Biological Technician, Botanist, Conservationist, Ecologist, Environment Consultant, Farming Consultant, Forester, Horticulturist, Laboratory Technician, Molecular Biologist, Museum Educator, Mycologist, Natural Resources Manager, Nursery Manager, Plant Biochemist, Plant Explorer, Plant Researcher, Science Adviser, Taxonomist, Weed Scientist, Research Biochemist, Sr. Regulatory Affairs Associate, Biotechnology Researcher, Quality Controller, Regional Manager, Research Assistant, Food, Industrial or Environmental Microbiologists, Quality Assurance Technologists, Sales or Technical Representative, Clinical and Veterinary Microbiologists, Medical Technologists, Pharmacologist, Food Technologist, Scientific Laboratory Technician, Physician Associate, Research Scientist (life sciences), Educational Institutes, Plant Breeding Centers, Genetic Engineering Firms, Agriculture Departments, Biotechnology Companies, Crop Plantation Facilities, Agriculture Ministries, Research Laboratories, Agricultural Scientist, etc. Salary: The minimum average salary in PSUs varies from INR 40,000 per month to INR 70,000 per month, and it increases with your promotion.

The eligibility criteria for the GATE exam is Engineering Graduate, while the candidate who has done post-graduate work can appear for CSIR NET (JRF). The syllabus for the GATE exam is less as compared to the CSIR NET exam, and in the GATE exam, we don't have a general studies paper. The GATE exam has a much higher difficulty level than the NET exam. The GATE exam is conducted once a year while the NET exam is conducted twice a year. The GATE score is valid for 3 years, and a candidate can appear for the exam any number of times. There is no age limit for the GATE exam, but if you are preparing for the PSU exam, there is an age limit. The NET-JRF (Junior Research Fellowship) score is valid for 2 years and can be extended for 3 years for SRF (Senior Research Fellow). The age limit for the CSIR NET exam is 28 (relaxation for OBC, SC, and ST as per rule). Qualifying for CSIR NET doesn't guarantee admission to any specific university. The candidate has to appear for the interview.

Your question is not correct. The CSIR NET exam is conducted 2 times in every year, to select eligible candidates for JRF to pursue Ph.D. or work under government-sanctioned projects and Lectureships positions in government institutes. Mostly the application process starts in March or April for the June examination and September or October for the December examination. The eligibility for CSIR NET is to pursue M.Sc. , or complete M.Sc. , for JRF and M.Sc. , for lectureship. The age limit criteria are also there, and exams are conducted in a computer-based format, similar to NEET. So, visit the official CSIR NET website or NTA website for more details.