Teaching & Education

Hi Reema, As per the latest updates at official websites, the NTA has postponed the last date to apply for the CSIR NET and UGC NET both exams. There is no notification released for change in the exam date. The NTA has decided to conduct the CSIR NET exam on 21st June and UGC NET exam form 15 to 20th June. If there is any update to extend the exam date they will released the same on official website. Therefor you are advised to be updated for the latest CSIR NET Notification at https://scoop.eduncle.com/csir-ugc-net-exam-date-notification or official website so that you do not miss any notification for exam dates. The NTA has extended the last to apply for both exams till 31 May 2020. If you did not apply yet, do not miss this chance and fill the online application form as soon as possible before end of 31 May. All the best for the exam. !

Hello, The National Testing Agency conducts UGC NET Exam for awarding JRF or for the selection of deserving candidates for lectureship. The preparation tips for JRF and Assistant Professor is same as the question paper will also remain same for both. To clear this exam you must have to fulfill the required UGC NET Qualifying Criteria I. e. -
6% of the candidates appearing for the NET Exam will be declared as qualifying to be eligible for the entry-level post of Assistant Professor and the Reservation Policy as per the category will be applied to this 6% qualified candidates. For more details, you can check this - https://scoop.eduncle.com/cbse-ugc-net-qualifying-criteria. Here I'm sharing some preparation tips that will surely help you to crack this exam with good marks -
Get the complete information about the exam like what is the syllabus, exam pattern, scheme of test, etc. Once you get the information about the exam, next task is to collect the quality study material for preparation. Start preparing strategically. Make a perfect routine for study and follow it strictly. Use best study plan to streamline your preparation. Create shot notes to save your time for revision. The best way to practice on regular basis is attempting the UGC NET Mock Test Papers. Mock Test Papers can help you to boost up your speed and accuracy of solving the questions. So, these are some tips that can be used to study for UGC NET Exam.

There is no maximum age limit to pursuing B.Ed course but in general you can apply in between 21yr-35yr. The minimum eligibility required for this course is as under-
1. A Bachelor's degree through a recognised University.
2. Your graduation or post graduation marks must be hold above 50% & For SC/ST candidates the relaxation is upto 45% marks.
3. Only Arts and Science departments are eligible for B.Ed course. There are some institute provide B.Ed course for B.Com and BBA candidates. Every university conduct their own entrance exam for B.Ed candidate selection. But in General there is no use to go for B.Ed after 40 years of age as there is no government job available then. So if one wishes to do teaching after the age of 40 then instead of doing B.Ed its good to appear in the NET exam so that HE can directly apply for the lectureship in some college with a higher salary.

Hi Mobisha, Yes, you are eligible to apply for CSIR NET exam, but you will be eligible for JRF only. As per the UGC Norms, the graduate candidate are eligible for CSIR NET JRF only and they have to complete the post graduation, within two years. If you want to apply for NET Lectureship for assistant professor, you must have completed the master;s degree first.
The CSIR NET exam is held for five subjects- physical, mathematical, earth, life and chemical Science. And candidates are allowed to apply for their master's subject, You should apply for CSIR NET chemical Science or life Science subject, Please refer official notification for detailed information. All the best for the exam.