Prepare for JRF and NET To Teach If you want a job with Good salary and prestige in society Teaching profession is best for you
Teaching profession is quite popular among the youth in these days. Huge craze can be seen towards this profession for lots of reasons especially among young girls, and women. Salary has also been increased significantly n this profession after applying "Sixth Pay Commission's" recommendations. If you want a good salary as well as prestige in society, the lecturer or other Teaching profession jobs is to be best for you.But to become a college lecturer or reader you must Clear the exam conducted by CSIR. Recently "CSIR" Council of Scientific and Industrial Research has invited science stream students to apply to receive the eligibility for the post of Lectureship. The last date to apply online is 31 August and exam date is December 19, 2010 . If you are a Engineering graduates you must have essential qualification like M tech. or PhD. for that you should clear the Gate exam To. Gate 2011 exam will conducted on 2nd Sunday of February every year that will be on 13th February 2010.
JRF and NET :In this test through one examination, merit list is prepared in two ways. The Science students which get the highest score in this test, get their name in the merit list. Some of these selected for "JRF" That means Junior Research Fellowship, and the rest are selected for National Elijibilite test the NET. Students selected for the JRF get scholarship for research, while Net qualified students are not eligible for scholarship. Students going to pass this test are eligible to post as lecturer or reader.
Examination Format: The written test will be conducted in two stages and will be of 400 marks. There will be two question papers of 200-200 each. Two and half hours for each paper have been laid. The assessement of second paper will be done only of those candidates will be able to scored minimum qualifying marks prescribed by CSIR in the first paper.
Academic Qualifications: General category candidates must posses a PG(Post Graduate) degree in Science subjects ie Chemical Science, Earth Atmospheric Ocean and Planetary Sciences, Life Science, Mathematical Sciences and Physical Sciences with at least 55% from a recognized university or institute.
Age Limit: There is no restriction in the age limit for candidates who have the desire to obtain eligibility for LS mean that lecturers But for JRF the age limit is minimum 19 and maximum 28 years for general candidates, while for the SC, ST and disabled persons, there is provision of five-year exemption on Maximum age limit.
Preparation Strategy : The first phase paper consists of objective type question related to Awareness of General Science, Aptitude of quantitative and scientific reasoning and computer-related questions. Do the deep study of NCERT XI and XII standard books of the Science study for its preparation. Objective type questions posed three type of questions before candidates. First - Simple, second -50-50(medium difficulty level) and third Lucky( Some hard one). Nearly in all tests there is a provision of negative marking. Therefore adopting the first two options can be effective, but adopting the third option is to lethal. To be successful in test it is requires to use only two options.
You can easily can make twenty questions, If you are better prepared. When you start preparing the subject first of all note the important chapter. Include only those chapters in this list from which most questions were being asked every year. In this respect you can take help of seniors or coaching Institutes, If you like. Its often seen that due to qualifying of first paper students don't prepare seriously. To be successful in this test, you will have to prepare seriously for both the papers. The DRDO scientist Inmas Satish Chandra said "Its better to understand the type of question being asked by taking the last five years question." You can also download the previous year question papers from the internet.
The second paper is related to that subject. These points determine merit lists. Since this is the PG level examination so from the topic you have done Masters, understanding of the subject and syllabus would be better. Now you just have to prepare taking exam in mind. The better strategy would be to study only authentic book. Then make brief notes and at the same time - read again & again. By adopting such a strategy, you'll be able to prepare better and will perform better in exams.Some notes are also available in the market If you like, it can also help. Write to the point answer in the examination hall, for this first write only those points on a rough copy to which answer must be given this will save you from diversion.
Examination Format: The written test will be conducted in two stages and will be of 400 marks. There will be two question papers of 200-200 each. Two and half hours for each paper have been laid. The assessement of second paper will be done only of those candidates will be able to scored minimum qualifying marks prescribed by CSIR in the first paper.
Academic Qualifications: General category candidates must posses a PG(Post Graduate) degree in Science subjects ie Chemical Science, Earth Atmospheric Ocean and Planetary Sciences, Life Science, Mathematical Sciences and Physical Sciences with at least 55% from a recognized university or institute.
Age Limit: There is no restriction in the age limit for candidates who have the desire to obtain eligibility for LS mean that lecturers But for JRF the age limit is minimum 19 and maximum 28 years for general candidates, while for the SC, ST and disabled persons, there is provision of five-year exemption on Maximum age limit.
Preparation Strategy : The first phase paper consists of objective type question related to Awareness of General Science, Aptitude of quantitative and scientific reasoning and computer-related questions. Do the deep study of NCERT XI and XII standard books of the Science study for its preparation. Objective type questions posed three type of questions before candidates. First - Simple, second -50-50(medium difficulty level) and third Lucky( Some hard one). Nearly in all tests there is a provision of negative marking. Therefore adopting the first two options can be effective, but adopting the third option is to lethal. To be successful in test it is requires to use only two options.
You can easily can make twenty questions, If you are better prepared. When you start preparing the subject first of all note the important chapter. Include only those chapters in this list from which most questions were being asked every year. In this respect you can take help of seniors or coaching Institutes, If you like. Its often seen that due to qualifying of first paper students don't prepare seriously. To be successful in this test, you will have to prepare seriously for both the papers. The DRDO scientist Inmas Satish Chandra said "Its better to understand the type of question being asked by taking the last five years question." You can also download the previous year question papers from the internet.
The second paper is related to that subject. These points determine merit lists. Since this is the PG level examination so from the topic you have done Masters, understanding of the subject and syllabus would be better. Now you just have to prepare taking exam in mind. The better strategy would be to study only authentic book. Then make brief notes and at the same time - read again & again. By adopting such a strategy, you'll be able to prepare better and will perform better in exams.Some notes are also available in the market If you like, it can also help. Write to the point answer in the examination hall, for this first write only those points on a rough copy to which answer must be given this will save you from diversion.
If you want to know about the examination and Syllabus visit the website WWW. csirhrdg.res.in
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ReplyDeletei completed my b.b.a last year with 70% marks and now i am pursuing correspondence m.b.a from icfai university. i want to ask that i have planned to go in teaching line i want to appear net (national eligibility test) exam and want to know that am i eligible for this exam after doing my post graduation . i want to know the paper format of it's and is coaching necessary for appearing this exam and if yes then which are the institute who provide best coaching in delhi.
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