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Anshul Jindal

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Yes, passing UGC NET or SET is mandatory for most college and university teaching jobs in India, especially for those who wish to become a professor in government colleges in India.

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Anshul Jindal

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No, PhD students aren't exempt from UGC-NET or CSIR-NET. To get admission in a PhD course, UGC is requesting institutions to integrate NET scores.

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Sahil Kamboj

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Hi Sumati, yes, you are eligible to appear for both Paper I and Paper II of the CTET exam after completing B.Ed. For Paper I (Classes 1–5), you'll need to do a 6-month Bridge Course later if selected. For Paper II (Classes 6–8), you're fully eligible without any extra requirement.

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Ankita Jha

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The usual stipend is 8,000 rupees per month under the UGC Non-NET Fellowship. Some universities may offer a bit more through their own internal fellowships, but it depends on the institution and available funding. Private or research-focused universities sometimes provide higher stipends, but that's not very common. So, unless you're funded through a project or internal scheme, INR 8,000/month is the standard.

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Rahul Verma

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Yes you can also apply the NET (National Eligibility Test) whatever the difficulty you are giving your 1 st year PG in June. They can apply under the UGC NET eligibility criteria even when they are in their final year of a Master degree or when they are awaiting results. But to get officially eligible to JRF/Assistant Professor on the basis of having passed the NET, you have to successfully take your Master degree with required percentage (55% in general and depending on the reservation which are 50%) within two years starting of the day the NET result is declared. Failure to abide, will translate to disqualification.

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Rishabh Pandey

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The December test of Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) 2024 exam was on December 14, 2024, in two shifts. Paper 2 was on between 9.30 AM and 12.00 PM, and Paper 1 between 2.00 PM and 4.30 PM. In Haryana, Gurgaon is identified as an examination center (City Code 144). Application was done between September 17 and October 16, 2024. The general eligibility is the possession of a Bachelor degree with a B.Ed, as in Paper 2, and 10+2 and D.El.Ed in Paper 1.

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nishwa Nm

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Yes you can. The students who are in their final year can apply for National Eligibility Test. However, such candidates will be considered eligible for the award of assistant professor eligibility only after they pass the Masters degree final year exam.

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Prayas Pachauri

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Firstly congratulation on being qualifying UGC NET.The admission process for PhD at AKNU you have to check notification at AKNU official website then submit your online application and then attend the interview/counseling.

Admission is based on UGC NET qualification

Interview performance

Availability of seats in your department

Then pay the fee, submit orginal document and begin course work and research registration

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