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Madhav Tripathi
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If you have misplaced your application no. You can recover it easily by visiting the official NTA website and following easy procedure.
1. Visit the official NTA website and click on Admit Card link.
2. Then click 'Forgot Application Number'.
3. Next, you have to fill your personal details like date of birth, father's name etc.
4. Then click on get application number and it will show you your UGC NET Application no.
1. Visit the official NTA website and click on Admit Card link.
2. Then click 'Forgot Application Number'.
3. Next, you have to fill your personal details like date of birth, father's name etc.
4. Then click on get application number and it will show you your UGC NET Application no.
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Madhav Tripathi
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Yes, if you have cleared UGC NET exam in Management then you are eligible for the post of Assistant Professor in various management colleges or universities.
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ravi mahawarStudent
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Hi,
For the preparation of CSIR NET Mathematical Sciences, you can take help from the tips given below -
1)Know about the syllabus and examination pattern of Mathematics.
2)Get good study material for preparation.
3)To know which type of questions are asked in the exam take help from CSIR NET Previous year papers from here - https://scoop.eduncle.com/csir-net-question-paper-free-download
4)Practice is necessary to crack the exam. You can take help from mock test papers designed by experts.
5)Create notes while preparing for revision purposes. Hope it helps!
For the preparation of CSIR NET Mathematical Sciences, you can take help from the tips given below -
1)Know about the syllabus and examination pattern of Mathematics.
2)Get good study material for preparation.
3)To know which type of questions are asked in the exam take help from CSIR NET Previous year papers from here - https://scoop.eduncle.com/csir-net-question-paper-free-download
4)Practice is necessary to crack the exam. You can take help from mock test papers designed by experts.
5)Create notes while preparing for revision purposes. Hope it helps!
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Madhav Tripathi
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Hello,
The difficulty level of the UGC NET 2020 exam conducted till date lies between medium to difficult. Till now exams for 24th, 25th, 29th & 30th September and 1st October has been conducted in 2 shifts (morning & evening), for different subjects. Below are the highlights of the exam:
The mode of conduction for both the Papers, Paper-I and Paper-II, was online and for a duration of 3 hours. Without any break. No negative marking for wrong answers and all questions were compulsory. Both Paper-1 and Paper-2 had questions in English and Hindi language except for language subjects. Candidates were supposed to answer the questions in the
The difficulty level of the UGC NET 2020 exam conducted till date lies between medium to difficult. Till now exams for 24th, 25th, 29th & 30th September and 1st October has been conducted in 2 shifts (morning & evening), for different subjects. Below are the highlights of the exam:
The mode of conduction for both the Papers, Paper-I and Paper-II, was online and for a duration of 3 hours. Without any break. No negative marking for wrong answers and all questions were compulsory. Both Paper-1 and Paper-2 had questions in English and Hindi language except for language subjects. Candidates were supposed to answer the questions in the
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