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First download the latest syllabus. Must prepare from the top Books of UGC NET Exam. Give all the chapters’ constant reading. Be through with all the chapters, at least through all important chapters, twice or thrice. Make short notes. Be effective in the time span you dedicate for your studie
First download the latest syllabus. Must prepare from the top Books of UGC NET Exam. Give all the chapters’ constant reading. Be through with all the chapters, at least through all important chapters, twice or thrice. Make short notes. Be effective in the time span you dedicate for your studie
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I am graduated in B.Sc. Life Science. Will M.Sc. In pyscology has value when pursued in correspondance.
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Asked by Sunidhi

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6 years ago
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Correspondence degrees are not favorable. Do a full time degree, to get full benefits.
Correspondence degrees are not favorable. Do a full time degree, to get full benefits.
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Divide the syllabus as per the duration. Prioritize for easy to difficult and important to least important order. Materials are core of preparation so refer quality CSIR NET Life Science Study Material. Prepare easy topics first in order to cover a good syllabus in time as well to boost confidence
Divide the syllabus as per the duration. Prioritize for easy to difficult and important to least important order. Materials are core of preparation so refer quality CSIR NET Life Science Study Material. Prepare easy topics first in order to cover a good syllabus in time as well to boost confidence
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Follow the latest syllabus only and Mark the important topics covering a large section. Start making short notes if study from reference books. Keep on revising the topics. Plan strong approaches to strengthen topics you are weak at. Solve CSIR NET life sciences previous papers. Plan strategicall
Follow the latest syllabus only and Mark the important topics covering a large section. Start making short notes if study from reference books. Keep on revising the topics. Plan strong approaches to strengthen topics you are weak at. Solve CSIR NET life sciences previous papers. Plan strategicall
New answer posted•6 years ago
Life Science cutt of 2019 Dec How to verify eligibility.
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Asked by Shanthi

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6 years ago
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To verify eligibility, go through the prospectus of the course provided by the authority. It provides all the details in clear terms. Download it from the official website. You can also use this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/exams/csir-net-exam-syllabus
To verify eligibility, go through the prospectus of the course provided by the authority. It provides all the details in clear terms. Download it from the official website. You can also use this link:
https://www.shiksha.com/exams/csir-net-exam-syllabus
New answer posted•6 years ago
Am I eligible for pursuing B.Sc. (life Science ) in Presidency University with Chemistry and Biology in 10+2 exam of wbbhsc in 2020?
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Asked by Debolina
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6 years ago
After completing class 12th Science with at least 60 percent, you can apply for B.Sc.
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I'm interested in CSIR NET with Life Science as subject. Can you please tell me scope after qualifying this exam.
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I'll be graduating with a B.Sc life science degree next year from Delhi University. Am I eligible to apply for M.Sc in food and nutrition?
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6 years ago
Nutrition Science is also an allied subject of Life Sciences or Biological Sciences or Home Sciences. Therefore as you are graduated from Life Sciences or having a B.Sc Degree in Life Sciences subject then you are definitely eligible for pursuing Masters or M.Sc in Nutrition or allied fields from an