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Well to be honest I did not score well in my degree but failure teaches you a lot. In Physical Chemistry you will find derivations which include very complex Differentiation and integration formula written one after another by skipping steps which may feel very unintuitive unless you are really good at mathematics. Just practice it multiple times so that you do not forget the steps (do not go too deep in deriving the formula itself, you will get frustrated if you do not like mathematics). So, inorganic and physical Chemistry papers normally woupd not hurt you much if you keep yourself updated daily by revising what you have done for the day. The real effort that you may require to put is in organic Chemistry because of the variety of questions that can be created using the chemical reactions. Thus when you are taught any topic in organic Chemistry you better read it again from a standard book and try to solve chemical equations based on the topic. You also need to keep in mind that questions can be framed by combining different chemical reactions. So try to create interconnections between topics which contain chemical reactions.

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Both NET and SET are important for aspirants who are aiming for lectureship and Junior Research Fellowship. However, NET is considered difficult compared to SET. Therefore, candidates preparing for NET can also appear for SET. The UGC NET Exams are comparatively more difficult than the SET Exams conducted by the State Governments. But the candidates appearing for UGC NET can also appear for SET Exams. University Grant Commission (UGC) conducts two types of entrance exams: NET and SET. NET is conducted at the national level, and SET is for the state level. Those who qualify in the SET exam can apply for the following positions: Assistant Professor. Lecturer. Head of Department.

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The UPSC exam pattern for the Mains stage consists of 9 papers conducted over 5 to 7 days. Only those candidates who secure at least the declared cut off in General Studies I and 33% in General Studies II in Prelims will be allowed to appear for the Mains Examination. The 9 papers in IAS Exam (Mains) are as follows: Paper A (Compulsory Indian Language); Paper B English which are qualifying in nature, while the other papers like Essay, General Studies Papers I, II, III, and IV, and Optional Papers I and II are considered for the final ranking. UPSC Syllabus Civil Services Mains Exam
Paper I: (Essay) 250 Marks. Paper 2: (General Studies 1) 250 Marks. Paper 3: (General Studies 2) 250 Marks. Paper 4: (General Studies 3) 250 Marks. Paper 5: (General Studies 4) 250 Marks. Paper 6: (Optional Subject Paper 1) 250 Marks. Paper 7: (optional subject paper 2) 250 marks.

English Proficiency Books:
Wren and Martin English Grammar by Wren and Martin
Word Power Made Easy by Norman Lewis
Business English and Communication by John O E Clark
30 Days to a more powerful Vocabulary by Norman Lewis
The Students Companion by Wilfred D Best. Mathematical Skills Books:
How to prepare for Logical Reasoning for CAT by Arun Sharma
Logical Reasoning and Data Interpretation for CAT by Nishit K Sinha
How to Prepare for Quantitative Aptitude for CAT by Arun Sharma
CAT 2018 Data Interpretation and Logical Reasoning by Gautam Puri. General Awareness Books:
Wall Street Journal
The Indian Express
Manorma Year Book 2021
Business World
The Hindu Newspaper. The Mint
Financial Express
Economic Times
For more details, you may visit the Shiksha TISSNET exam page. (https://www.shiksha.com/mba/tissnet-exam-books). I hope this will help you.