CSIR Net Coaching in Chandigarh

The CSIR NET Life Science exam’s difficulty level generally ranges from moderate to challenging. Exam analysis suggests that the paper is structured to allow candidates of all levels to answer the required number of questions to pass.

Eligibility for the UGC NET Life Science includes candidates enrolled in or who have completed an M.Sc. or those with 10+2+3 years of education. They must also complete their qualifying degree within two years from the CSIR-UGC NET test result declaration date. A minimum of 55% marks is required for General/General-EWS candidates and 50% for OBC/SC/ST, Third gender, and PwD candidates. Students in Integrated MS-PhD programs are also eligible.

Life Sciences graduates have a wide array of career options across various fields. Job opportunities include roles such as Agronomist, Biochemist, Biomedical Engineer, Biophysicist, Epidemiologist, Food Scientist, Horticulturist, Immunologist, Nutritionist, Pathologist, Researcher, Science Teacher, Laboratory Technician, and more.