NET

No, the CSIR NET City Slip is not the same as that of the admit card. The city slip only provides the details about the exam city, and on the other hand admit card contains the details of the exact examination centre address, timings, and other important details.

The CSIR NET City Intimation Slip is a document that consists of information about where the examination will be conducted. It will be released in the form of a PDF on the official website. The main purpose of the advance city intimation slip is to make candidates know about their examination centre in advance so that they can plan their travel and accommodation arrangements in advance for the examination. It is to be noted that it does not reveal the exact address of the examination centre.

Candidates can check below the steps to download the CSIR NET Exam City Intimation Slip 2025:

• Visit the official website - csirnet.nta.ac.in
• Click on the link stating 'CSIR NET City Intimation Slip 2025'
• Enter the application number and date of birth
• Check your exam city under the 'City of Examination' column
• Take a printout

Candidates can download UGC NET certificate online by logging with the required credentials.

No, the merit list for the CSIR NET June session 2025 will be released category-wise. The PDF will contain the roll numbers and ranks of the candidates.

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Hope this will be helpful.

The NET exam does not accept candidates who have finished their PGDCA programme from PRSU or any other institution. Before applying for the National Eligibility Test (NET) candidates need to hold a master's degree in M.Sc., MA and M.Com and equivalent fields and achieve at least 55% marks with 50% being the minimum for candidates from reserved categories. The Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications (PGDCA) functions as a Diploma whereas it does not fulfill the criteria for holding a master's degree. To take the NET examination candidates need to hold MCA or equivalent degree in any field of study.