Science

Your question is not correct. The CSIR NET exam is conducted 2 times in every year, to select eligible candidates for JRF to pursue Ph.D. or work under government-sanctioned projects and Lectureships positions in government institutes. Mostly the application process starts in March or April for the June examination and September or October for the December examination. The eligibility for CSIR NET is to pursue M.Sc. , or complete M.Sc. , for JRF and M.Sc. , for lectureship. The age limit criteria are also there, and exams are conducted in a computer-based format, similar to NEET. So, visit the official CSIR NET website or NTA website for more details.

Both have some similarities, however, B.Sc. , Hons have different advantages and disadvantages to the general one. B.Sc. (Honors) in Agriculture is a 4 years undergraduate course, while B.Sc. , Agri is 3 years programme. The syllabus for B.Sc. , Hons is slightly different, and students should submit dissertation work at the end of the course completion, this degree is a superior degree. In terms of employment opportunities, a B.Sc. (Hons) degree is more productive and advantageous than a standard B.Sc. (general) degree. In India mostly (90%) both are considered equally in terms of government and private jobs. The knowledge you learned from your course is determine the student.