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1. Irrigation theory and practice by Michael
2. Element of agriculture engineering by Jagdishwar Sahay
3. Question bank on agriculture engineering by Jagdish Nikhade
4. Question bank on agriculture and food engineering by Pitam Chandra
5. Objective of agtriculture engineering by M U KALE.
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Please go through the website to get more details.
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Given the NET examination, if you have completed your graduation in law then you could surely go for law as a subject in NET examination. Otherwise, you could choose a subject you completed your graduation.
All the best.
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As you say you have done Masters in fine arts with painting, you can appear for UGC NET exam in a visual arts subject. But before applying, make sure that you fulfil all the requirements of UGC NET exam.
According to the UGC NET Eligibility, you should have at least 55% aggregate marks in Masters if you belong to the general category or if you are from OBC/SC/ST/PwD category then you should have a minimum of 50% aggregate marks. For JRF, your age must not more than 30 years. 5 years' relaxation is available for OBC/SC/ST/PwD/Female candidates. For assistant professor, there is no upper age limit.
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