r/CSIR_UGC_NET_JRF_LS

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HELP REGARDING UGC NET (COMPUTER SCIENCE). ??

i just got the final sem result of btech cyber security . but i randomly gave NET Exam without any planning . now getting somewhere 210 marks . Is there any use of that. please if someone could help me . .... tell me what opportunity it provides

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u/Alternative-Cheek252 — 20 hours ago
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23f msc graduate confused with career

I got a seat for b.ed in my hometown it's a private college with 1 lakh 60k fees and I've only few days to decide if I should take admission or not. If someone has been in this situation please guide I think I can do better for few marks I couldn't get a government college ngl I didn't study either so I'm thinking to just preprare for csir net and will give b.ed entrance exam next year is it worth it or not?

I feel I'm getting old so maybe I should just take admission but i genuinely feel I can do much better.

( I graduated last year will be 24 soon)

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CSIR NET Life sciences 2026 preparation

A little about me: (you can skip this)
Hey, I have started the preparation of life sciences this year only. But could not continue further due to some personal reasons. But because I teach so I have a decent basic knowledge of the cores. So I took this attempt and manage to score good but not enough for JRF considering the high cut offs that are expected.

I know some of us know that even if there is change in marks or dropping questions. Still we might not cross the JRF cut off. And must be troubled and hanging with this thought of missing it by just few marks. I know it’s tough to restart again. But I feel it’s time to absorb this pain and get back at the same time

MAIN QUESTION
As I know how the change of merging dbt has sparked a lot of debate around the pattern and syllabus.
I just want to know if we can have an accountability group and help each other in maintaining continuity and sharing problems and questions.
I feel it’s impossible to sync topics to cover together as everyone in unique in speed and preference. So it would be ok if we could build an environment where we can prepare together by just dropping our targets or figuring questions.
Please let me know if someone is intrested genuinely in this with the required effort .

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u/avacado_for_life — 2 days ago

guys am i the only one who things the answer for part a, has many mistakes 🤧

UPDATE: FALSE ALARM GUYS .... I'M KINDA DUMB ... I GOT THE QUESTION ID WRONG... PLEASE IGNORE SAVE ME THE EMBARRASSMENT

anyone else?

like example

In a coded language BLOOD is coded as 15. LOGICAL is coded as 21 DIRECTION is coded as 27 then which will be the code of REMEMBERING.

1.36

2.33

3.30

4.39

The answer i wrote is 33 but the answer says 39. But I don't understand how it's 39? if anyone can help me understand and also if anyone else thinks the same let me know?

please help me out guys😭😭

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u/cycleofcori — 4 days ago

Answer key challenge doubt

If someone challenges the answer key and it is accepted, do all candidates get the marks?

Also, if a question is wrong and we have not attempted it, do we still get the marks?

P. S I know its nitpicking but I'm at borderline 🙂‍↕️

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u/jetray0 — 4 days ago
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The provisional answer keys for UGC-NET, CSIR-NET and ⁠ICAR AIEEA (PG) & AICE (PhD) 2026 will be published on 16 August 2026 on NTA’s website.

u/dselysian — 6 days ago

Hi, I need advice regarding CSIR NET. I'm currently doing my masters in chemistry (2nd year rn). I want to give the exam but I'm confused if I should go for coaching. Or if I should do it through YouTube as I know people who cleared it that way. More in discription.

Offline coaching might be a bit difficult for me because I'm currently doing some other things too. So managing this also might be difficult but I really don't want to give one year for just this and want to do it together with my masters...any advice? I really like teaching and that is what I'm going for.

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u/theplaybacksinger — 13 days ago

How did you balance conceptual understanding with speed during the final weeks before CSIR NET?

The last few weeks before CSIR UGC NET can be challenging. There’s always a balance to strike between strengthening concepts and improving speed for the actual exam. Spending too much time on theory can leave less time for practice, while focusing only on speed can lead to conceptual mistakes.

For those who qualified, especially JRF holders, how did you manage this balance? Did you dedicate separate days to revision and practice, or did you combine both in the same study session?

u/Then-Reputation8219 — 13 days ago