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Check the syllabus well. Mark the easy and important topics. Always follow the basic strategy- understand the topic, make short notes, close your eye & try to recall the topic, read it again (if concept includes calculation or derivation, rather that recalling practice it). Now solve the relevant questions on it. Analyze your performance and work on the weak sections. Never take UGC NET Paper 1 for granted. It is a practical subject which requires a lot of practice and it is capable enough to fetch you good marks.
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1. Entrance scores : 35%
2. GD : 17%
3. PI : 25%
4. Academic record : 10%
5. Work experience and achievements : 13%
Good Luck.
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Yes, you are absolutely eligible and you can pursue this course.
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I hope, it will help.
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Admissions are on merit-basis. Different colleges would be having different cut-offs. You have to wait for the merit list to be announced. There may be entrance exams and personal interview rounds for some colleges too.
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