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Download the latest and correct syllabus for the exam. Work on the important topics first. As the exam is objective, you are asked the very minor details, so you must study the concepts thoroughly. Solve a variety of questions from CSIR NET Life Science Books, you will not have to memorize things after that. Know the exam pattern and marking scheme well, you should not answer any of the questions about which you are not sure. Make short notes so that you can recall the concept at once only. Solve previous year question papers to know about the exam difficulty level. Work on your speed and accuracy.
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Have a good grasp on the fundamental knowledge of mathematics and physics, you should not get stuck over petty things such as integration and differentiation. Just maintain the consistency of efforts and be positive towards your preparation. Always refer to quality CSIR NET Physical Science Books. For the questions, I will suggest solving illustrations, back questions of books. Previous year test papers will help you get to know about the real difficulty leave of examination and Appearing for the mock test will help you to proceed for the next level. Apart from this focus on Part A as well in order to fetch good marks.
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