Nope! As per the NET eligibility criteria a student can apply only to those field which are relevant to the fields of there masters. So as you have done Engineering then you can go for allied science but not Arts/Psychology as it has no overall relevance to your field.

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Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing well ! It doesn't matter which subject you have you can also choose those one in which you take some interest for ugc net so need not to worry about that focus on your preparation and achieve your goals ,proud your parents.

Wishing

Hi aspirant,

For UGC NET exam, a candidate must secure at least 55% marks in master degree or equivalent examination from UGC recognized universities/colleges in Humanities including languages and Social Science, Computer Science & Applications, Electronic Science etc. The 55 % marks should be without rounding off.

For CSIR UGC

For NET in the respective field you need to have a Masters degree for sure. Only having a PG Diploma will not make you eligible for the exam.

To know more about the NET you must visit the link below:

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/ugc-net-eligibility-criteria

I hope my answer helps. All the very best

Hello,

When it comes to lecturership in UGC NET or even assistant professor in WBSET, there is no upper age limit in that regard, one thing I can say is edtech sector is blooming at an incredible pace, so you can ask her to join as a faculty, age is

Hello,

NET UGC is for PhD examination. And biomedical engineering means biology, medicine, mathematics, chemistry all in one subject. It's very interesting subject.

You want to choose 2nd paper of NET then you can choose bioinformatics, bio instrumentation, genomics, bioclinic etc. It will be more use full for you. Now

Hello,

UGC NET Exam will be conducted in the month of May: from 2 May to 17 May.

Given the time left before the exam, you must first identify how to utilize your time efficiently and which study resources should be used.

Go through the entire syllabus :

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