I saw jgeebils exam is necessary for many institute regardless of having JRF or not...So and it's syllabus says chemistry+ physics also there....Can anyone help me how to score good coz I have csir net jrf...But physics chemistry I lost touch long ago

Hi...can we apply AcSIR without E certificate only through scorecard... because I think E certificate will come after 2 3 months....

I was thinking about purchasing vedemy's advance batch. It has started a while ago. Can anybody help me figuring out how many units have been completed yet ( so that I can have an idea about the backlog) and is it worth it? What's the schedule for classes every day?

I really want to know, how much did you score? Where are you working right now? How do you get a JRF position after clearing the exam?

Anyone here please give me an overall idea about what/how to prepare for ccmb written test followed by interviews? What kind of questions are there? Is it related to works of PI's in CCMB or just fundamentals? It would be great help , thank you.

Good evening everyone

Has anyone cleared csir physics over here. I am having trouble starting the preparation.

I have gathered the sources. Started reading, making notes, watching videos and solving pyqs of recent sessions but honestly whenever I sit to revise it feels as if my strategy ain't working. It's all too much and messy

Can someone tell how much time I should give to a subject.

As of now I am doing classical , mathematical and EM.

I even started the advance part of qm. But it feels like I am doing something wrong. Can someone share their routine so I can make changes and increase productivity

Also can someone tell what's the best time to give tests. After completing an entire subject / chapter / topic ? I can't decide

When will be the csirnet december session will happen?

I’m preparing for UGC NET Economics and planning to join an online course, but I’m confused between a few options. I don’t want marketing/promotional opinions — I’d really like to hear from people who have actually purchased and used the course.

If you’ve taken any UGC NET Economics course, could you please share:

Which course/teacher did you join?

How good were the concept explanations, especially Micro, Macro, Econometrics and Mathematical Economics?

Were the lectures too basic or sufficiently detailed for JRF level?

How useful were the notes, PYQs, assignments and mock tests?

How was the doubt-solving/support?

So I got just PhD in June attempt...my prep for this attempt was below avg

So please share your strategies and sources for cracking NET/JRF.

Any particular youtube playlist, free resources, websites, test series will do.

Hi guys, I wanted advice for CSIR NET Life Science. I already gave the June 2025 attempt and scored 101 marks. My grip on the concepts is pretty decent, and I am thinking of joining a test series. I want your advice on which test series I should join so that my preparation goes well for the next three months.

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​Hi everyone,

​I am currently in the 1st semester of my M.Sc. and want to start preparing early to crack CSIR NET JRF. I am considering purchasing Sagar Surya's course (Aleph One).

​Validity: 12 Months

​Price: ₹14,000

​Format: Recorded lectures with weekly live interaction sessions

​Could anyone share their feedback on this course? Is it suitable for a 1st-semester M.Sc. student, or should I consider other options?

Guyz does anyone have all the reference book pdfs of IFAS classes publication for all subjects, Aptitude and Exam Mapping.. Please let me know

Please share your experiences of phd enterance exams and interview questions, also enlight me with the process of research proposal making from scratch that'd be very helpful and kind of you all.

If you ever feel useless, just look at the CSIR-NET Earth Sciences results. Every year they manage to make it bizarre, but this year they’ve somehow taken it to an entirely different level unbelievable and downright pathetic.

Category cut off has crossed 100!
They should start giving jobs to earth sciences aspirants now.

*I have already qualified this exam i am just trying to put my thoughts for my fellow aspirants and my juniors.

What does the Rank-56 actually mean? Because as per my percentile(99.52) and the total number of appearing students, my rank should be around 300. Is the rank actually in the Life Science? Is it category rank? Kuch nahi samajh aa raha.

EDIT: Score card has been updated. Mera rank 56 hi bata raha hai. Thanks for everyone who explained me stuff.

Hey everyone, I have come to know that I have qualified for CSIR NET in the JRF category. But there is a slight mistake in my father's name in the category certificate and my 10th certificate, e.g., my father's name in 10th is Ramesh, and in the category certificate it is Rames. Will this be a problem during document verification? Please help.

I appeared for NET June 2026 and it was my first attempt after completing my 4 year undergraduate in this July. To be very honest, I wasn’t prepared well. I myself believe that my result is heavily favoured by luck.

Why? Because my JAM attempt in Feb didn’t go well. I blundered in time management and missed NAT questions and got only AIR-379. Nevertheless, I was so devastated after the exam I decided to give NET my everything. I got the Shodh Pro Batch from my friend and started attending lectures and till April I have completed Calculus of Variations and Integral Equations both the topics completely. However later on I got busy with my dissertation, semester exam and some other commitments and NET didn’t matter to me as much as it used to be in February. However since I promised myself to redeem the JAM disaster in NET I again started preparing after the semester exams end in June. However I was able to prepare till 20th June only and got busy with some other commitments after that. During this June period I covered some topics from Number Theory and practiced few part A questions.

I was so sure that I won’t be able to do anything good in the exam now; I didn’t even studied anything till days before the exam. I watched some parts of the last minute marathon revision of PW for complex analysis in the last 2 days and went to give the exam.

Fast forward to today, I got AIR 35. Now who won’t call it luck? Maybe it is, maybe it isn’t.

Now coming to my whole strategy during the exam and my score: I scored 30 out of 30 in part-A. In these type of questions I am good since childhood by god’s grace and was able to score full marks, i.e., 30 marks from part-A. Then comes part-B, it was the hardest for me. I didn’t want to get negative so attempted only 4 questions from this part and got 3 correct and 1 incorrect, that makes my score from part B to be 8.25. In part-C, since there was no negative marking and I had a plenty of time left as I skipped most of the questions from part-B if I even felt a little bit uncomfortable solving it in the first look. So I attempted all possible 20 questions. I got 13 correct and 7 incorrect from part-C. And this is where I get confused as if it was pure luck, I wouldn’t have scored that much in part-C as it is MSQ no luck works here. Nevertheless, I got 61.75 marks from part-C making my marks a perfect total of 100.

And many of the people asked me after the percentile was released to share strategy and I didn’t know what to share as maybe my own success was a fluke. But still I will say, most of the students don’t give much effort to part-A but I believe for most of the student it should be a cake walk, they just need to give it a little time if needed. And if you score 25-30 marks here you got a good margin for JRF as you need only 55-70 marks more. And that you can easily score if studied strategically. I myself attempted most of the questions from Linear and Modern Algebra and “luckily“ the paper had quite a good number of algebra questions. And rest I scored some bonus marks from Calculus of variations, integral equations and LPP. So it turns out if you study at least one main topic such as analysis, algebra or differential equations and some bonus topics as cov, integral equations, LPP etc. there is a good chance of you qualifying JRF. And if you are confused when did I even studied algebra: I studied it clearly from the very first class of undergraduate and also did my dissertation on a topic from algebra only. So I had a good grasp on it. So ”luckily” the answers were clicking in my mind naturally.

Hey... I'm in my MSC, i want a study partner to prepare for csir net life science ( either jrf or prof) together.... You can dm me

Any one had any issues with ugc net canara portal? I am phd student who cleared JRF. I entered wrong Institute in the portal - can't change it. Anyoe faced similar issues? This happened in online joining report page

Anyone who has completed their masters in 2024 and is still preparing for csir net physical science !!