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Graduate (10+2+3) with Sociology / Political Science / History / Public Administration / Economics / Anthropology and have studied at least 300 marks in any of the above mentioned subject and passed successfully/ LLB/ LL. M.
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To excel CSIR Chemistry I would suggest you following strategy. Make a habit of using pen so that you can the things writing them. Go for a reference book and read it thoroughly. Solve a number of CSIR NET question papers to check the conceptual clarity. Now go for the topics you find easy to understand. This will help you gain confidence. Keep on revising whatever you study on daily basis. Once you are done with a concept, solve the relevant problems, it is important. This is the basic to prepare the fundamentals. It will help your things last longer in your mind and of course in speed, accuracy and efficiency.
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For M.Sc. You are required to secure minimum of 50% marks in B.Sc. However, every college and university involves their own method. May be this criteria would differ in some universities.
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