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JRF qualifiers (NET-JRF or UGC-CSIR joint test) are eligible for PhD registration. Universities, institutions, or colleges must complete the registration within two years from the result declaration, award letter issuance, or fellowship joining date. This conversion allows JRF holders to seamlessly transition into doctoral research, utilizing their fellowship for advanced studies.

After qualifying for JRF, candidates can apply for research positions and fellowships. Those qualified for Assistant Professorship can seek teaching positions in universities and colleges. Regularly checking job notifications from academic institutions for relevant vacancies is essential. The qualification opens various educational and research opportunities in your subject area.

For the DBT JRF exam, candidates have a maximum of 3 attempts. This limit ensures fair competition and encourages the timely completion of research pursuits. After exhausting these attempts, candidates cannot retake the exam. Aspirants must prepare thoroughly and strategize their attempts to maximize their chances of success.