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Abhishek Desai

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Hello!
If you clear the cut-off of FMS, New Delhi (which is usually 98.5+ percentile), then you can expect to get an interview call. The final selection depends upon your interview performance.
Good luck!

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Kishansinh RathodFounder of Neurobytes

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Everyone has his/her different field of interest/opinion. You have to decide this yourself. No field is bad if you work with good skills and knowledge. But, according to me, an interdisciplinary field like engineering or science will be better for you in terms of scope and demand. You can consider fields like mechatronics, biomedical engineering, data science, bioinformatics, geoinformatics, etc.

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Rakhi Agrawal

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Yes, you can apply for the NET Exam under CSIR NET. CSIR NET is conducted only for the Science stream students which is conducted only in 5 subjects which are:
Mathematical Science
Life Science
Chemical Science
Physical Science
Earth Science

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Neha Garg

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You can give your CSIR NET exam in Mathematical Science. You can also apply for this exam even if you are in your final year of M.Sc. Before to apply, you have to check CSIR NET Eligibility Criteria. You can check it off: https://scoop.eduncle.com/csir-net-eligibility-criteria. CSIR also offers scholarships and awards for the candidates, who qualify the exam with top ranks and perform outstandingly in Research areas respectively.

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Pavan Kumar

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No special syllabus should be added. Just the maths, physics & chemistry of your 11 th & 12 th classes. Those are enough.

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