Teaching & Education Entrance Exam

Hello Sapana,
Yes, you can apply for UGC NET Exam. To apply for the NET exam you should have minimum 55% aggregate marks in Masters' if you belong to the general category or if you from OBC/SC/ST/PWD category then you should have minimum 50 % aggregate percentage. As per the latest notification, the official website of CBSE UGC NET Exam will begin the online application submission from 6th March 2018.
Candidates must get the complete details related to exam - https://www.eduncle.com/cbse-ugc-net-exam

Clearing a NET examination requires a deep study of the subject and practice of types of questions that come probably in the exam. With your own sincere efforts, you can clear NET. All the best.

If you did M.Sc from recognized university, then you are eligible for NET test. It doesn't matter, you did M.Sc from private or regular. You are eligible for NET test.

Hello,
If you did not completed your post-graduation and are in the last year, then you can apply for the UGC NET exam in result awaited category. The minimum eligibility for the UGC NET exam is Master's degree from the recognized university with 55% marks. Distance learning candidates also can apply if they have completed their post-graduation. Check the complete information about the UGC NET Exam here: https://www.eduncle.com/cbse-ugc-net-exam
Or, visit the official website for the latest notifications. All the best for the future.

Good evening dear,
For an MBA, there is no option other than Management. Need to select Management. Thremmere after your research and topic of study can be on that particular segment of labour welfare.
Thanks and all the best.

First of all, complete your graduation (B.Sc. in Chemistry)and enrolled for PG course then you are eligible for appearing for CSIR NET exam in Result awaited category. you will get your CSIR NET qualifying certificate after submission of your M.Sc. mark sheet. http://csirhrdg.res.in/notification_main_dec2017.pdf
on above link you will get answer for every question regarding to CSIR NET exam.

Yes, you can appear for NET. The candidate must have completed his post graduation in any stream with an aggregate of 55% without rounding off.

Sorry with backlogs you would not be eligible for SET/NET exam.

The main objective behind writing NET is
1. Elegibilty for Ph.D.
2. Eligibility for a lecturer in a college. Considering the requirement in your case is purely based on a good salary. - which can be achieved if you start working in a private coaching center that offers up 14-15 L initially.

You will have to opt for Life sciences as your subject in the NET exam. Some of the popular books you can refer to are mentioned below:
1) UGC-CSIR NET (JRF & LS) Life Scienceby Ashish Nagesh and Quaisher J. Hossain
2) Joint CSIR UGC NET Life Sciences - Previous Years' Papers (Solved) CSIR UGC NET JRF & LS Exam)by RPH Editorial Board
3) CSIR NET/JRF Life Sciences MCQ Practice bookby Rupendra Singh and Dr Madhu Gupta
4) Life Sciences: Fundamentals and Practice - Iby Pranav Kumar and Usha Mina
5) CSIR-NET General Aptitude - A New Outlookby Christ Varghese.