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8 years agoGuide-Level 14
After good work experience, your poor academics score will be overshadowed. Then maybe you can opt for M.Tech.
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It is not possible to do Engineering and Medical course through Correspondence mode. Doing so is the violation of the rules laid by AICTE and MCI. And if any university offers this course with correspondence mode, UGC can cancel, it's registry and student will not get the recognised certificate.
Hope this helps.
Good Luck.
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If no, it may not be possible only in IITs or NITs but also in any other institutes.
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UGC NET Exam is conducted for the determination of eligibility for an Assistant Professor and junior research fellowship. The candidates who want to make a career in teaching or research and development field can go for the UGC NET exam.
The UGC NET exam is conducted twice a year for more than 90 subjects.
The eligibility for the UGC NET exam is as follows:
Educational: The candidates who have completed the post-graduation degree with minimum 55% marks can apply for the NET exam.
Age Limit:
Candidates of the age limit below 28 years are eligible for the JRF while there is no age limit for the Assistant Professor post.
All the be
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