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I am an MBA graduate. Have net in management, can I appear for net in commerce?
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Asked by Amrutha Mary

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3 years ago
You can opt for NET subject which is your subject of post graduation or subject which is most nearer to PG subject. You can opt for commerce but it would be least relevant for your teaching job.
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It will be available in few days it takes time to upload for every.
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If a student is in the 1st-year of M.Sc, is she eligible for UGC/CSIR NET?
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Asked by Aiswarya
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3 years ago
Applicants can also apply for the CSIR test if they are enrolled in an M.Sc. Programme. Applicants from any engineering or Science background who are willing to enrol in a Ph.D. or Ph.D. integrated programme are eligible to apply for the grant.
New answer posted•3 years ago
I have given the NET exam before also but haven't seen my result. Can I get to see my result?
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Asked by Sanjay Kumar

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3 years ago
The record of UGC NET December 2021 and June 2022 (merged cycles) result will be preserved upto 90 days on the official website from the date of declaration of result. So you can access it upto 90 days.
New answer posted•3 years ago
Should i go for B.Ed or NET after MCom?What will get me a high paying job as a teacher or professor?Also suggest me MCom specialization.
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Asked by Sifanat
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3 years ago
Hi Sifanat personally I would recommend you to ho for UGC NET after M.Com as after B.Ed you have to give some tests and clearing them id seriously not a easy task so just go for it. And as a professor you will get hogh paying job.
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3 years ago
1- The major difference between the National Eligibility Test and the Symbiosis Entrance Test exam is the syllabus. As we already know, the NET examination is national-level; therefore, it is carried out at a wide level and for 81 subjects. While the Symbiosis Entrance Test examination is administer
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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
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
New answer posted•3 years ago
Is there any possibility to get it download the NET 2019& 2020 question Paper 1& Paper 2 (Commerce)?
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Asked by Faizal
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3 years ago
Visit NTA official website to download the NET previous year question papers with solutions. Thank you.
New answer posted•3 years ago
Suppose I have completed M.Com and cleared my slet and net exams then can I be able to teach grade 11 and 12.
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Asked by Kavitha

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3 years ago
Yes, in private college but for government you have to apply for vacancy.
New answer posted•3 years ago
I have done M.Com in ABST with 60%. Now I want to appear in NET 2020 in Economics. Can I do so?
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Asked by Bhawna
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3 years ago
The candidate must have studied Commerce in class 11 and 12 with Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics, Maths and English as main subjects. The minimum cut off marks criteria is subject to each college/university's own admission criteria for that year.