UGC NET

Yes, you can apply for a PhD in Neuroscience at IISc after completing an M.Sc in Zoology and clearing NET JRF in Zoology. While a Zoology M.Sc. can qualify you to apply, always carefully review the eligibility criteria for the specific neuroscience PhD programme you are interested in at IISc, as they may have additional requirements or preferred areas of focus. As you have a strong base in biology, sciences will help you to perform the best in neuroscience research.

Yes, you are eligible for the NET JRF examination in Management after the M.Com in Applied Economics. The UGC NET eligibility norms require that the candidates who have secured 55% marks in their postgraduate degree from a UGC-recognized university shall be considered eligible for the exam. Since Applied Economics is an appropriate subject, you meet the educational qualifications in the Management subject. Along with this, also ensure that you fall under the age limit of 30 years for becoming eligible for JRF. After being within these parameters, you can apply for the NET JRF exam.

Dear candidate, if you have got the admit card for UGC NET Shift 1, make sure it clearly states both shifts or one. Typically, separate admit cards are provided for various shifts. Just to confirm, go to the official UGC NET website and check if there is a separate admit card for Shift 2. In case of doubt, get in touch with NTA helpline for clarification.

The UGC NET examination scheduled for June 18, 2024, was canceled due to concerns about the integrity of the exam. The Ministry of Education announced that the examination would be rescheduled, and details regarding the new exam date would be shared separately.

As of now, the rescheduled exam date has not been announced. The National Testing Agency (NTA) has not released any information regarding the release of the admit card for the upcoming examination.

No, if you have mehendi on your hand, you may not be allowed to appear for the UGC NET exam as it can interfere with the biometric verification process, which usually requires clear fingerprints, and could lead to denial of entry to the exam hall. 

The National Testing Agency will release the UGC NET 2025 Final Answer Key for the Dec session on the official website at ugcnet.nta.ac.in. Candidates can check by visiting the official website. The NTA will also release the UGC NET Dec session result 2025 based on the revised answer key.

The UGC NET (University Grants Commission National Eligibility Test) is a national-level exam in India conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) on behalf of the UGC. It determines eligibility for Assistant Professorship and awards the Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) in Indian universities and colleges.

To change your UGC NET application subject from Home Science to Life Science, you need to access the "Application Correction Window" on the official NTA UGC NET website, login using your credentials, and modify the subject selection to "Life Science" within the designated timeframe; make sure to check if any additional fees are required for the change. 

Key steps:

Visit the official website: Go to ugcnet.nta.ac.in. 

Login to your account: Use your application number and password to log in. 

Access the correction window: Look for the "Application Correction Window" link on the website. 

University Grants Commission (UGC) lets students who participate in their Master's degree final year examinations or have finished their Master's degree to sit for the NET exam. A candidate does not need to finish or enroll in PG course education to apply for admissions in the National Eligibility Test (NET). Candidates aiming to participate in the NET exam need to hold a minimum 55% score from their Master's degree or equivalent examinations. The NET exam application fee costs INR 1,100 for applicants from the General category.