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Top Online UGC CSIR NET Physical Science Training Centre in Chandigarh

top Online UGC CSIR NET Physical Science Training Centre in Chandigarh

Top Online UGC CSIR NET Physical Science Training Centre in Chandigarh

Mantram Study Group in Chandigarh is a leading online UGC CSIR NET Physical Science training centre. They offer comprehensive coaching with expert faculty, tailored study materials, and regular mock tests.

Their interactive online classes and personalized guidance help students grasp complex concepts easily.

Join Mantram Study Group to excel in the UGC CSIR NET Physical Science exam and achieve your academic goals.

Contact us at Mantram Study Group, SCO No. 80-81, First Floor, Sector 15-D and also in Sector 34, Chandigarh (Near Gate No. 2, Panjab University Chandigarh – Contact – 9779797575/ 9463049859)

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Why Join Mantram

Comprehensive Curriculum

The syllabus is comprehensive and meticulously designed to cover all facets of the CSIR NET Physical Science examination.

Experienced Faculty

Our team comprises seasoned CSIR NET tutors and subject matter experts providing expert guidance.

Robust Test Series

Continuous mock tests and evaluations in Physical Science NET ensure ongoing progress monitoring and enhance exam readiness.

Interactive Classes

Interactive classroom sessions foster active learning and promote participation.

Advanced Study Materials

Students benefit from access to current, meticulously crafted study resources and notes for CSIR NET Physical Science.

Personalized Mentorship

Personalized mentoring sessions are offered to address each student's individual needs and strategies.

Testimonials

Mantram stands out as one of the best coaching institutes for CSIR-NET Physical Sciences. The teaching methods are fantastic, making the subject easy to grasp—special thanks to Raj Sir for his unique teaching approach.
Tanvi Kapoor (UGC NET - EVS)
TanviCSIR NET Student
Mantram boasts an excellent teaching staff and a comprehensive coaching approach. I am delighted to be part of this institute, which offers a focused approach to each topic and a fantastic test series. Vinod Sir's detailed explanations and the unit-wise and mock tests have been instrumental in my preparation. It's safe to say that Mantram is the best institute for Physical Science.
Poonam (UGC NET - Education)
PoonamPhysical Science Net
Mantram is one of the top institutes for CSIR-NET-JRF Physical Sciences. The faculty provides individual attention to each student and conducts tests regularly, unlike other institutes. The team of tutors is accommodating and friendly. It's been a great experience being a part of Mantram.
Rajni - CTET
RajniPhysical Science Student
Mantram is the premier coaching center for CSIR Physical Science. The faculty is incredibly supportive and talented, offering content that is both pure and rich in knowledge. They teach each topic engagingly and clearly. I highly recommend Mantram for NET preparation and am proud to be a member of the Mantram NET Physical Science Coaching Institute.
Manisha Thakur (CSIR NET - Life Science)
ManishaCSIR NET Physical Science Student
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Frequently Asked Questions

(a) The stipend for the first two years for JRFs selected through the CSIR-UGC National Eligibility Test (NET) is Rs. 31,000 per month. In addition, an interim grant of Rs. 20,000 per year per fellow will be provided to the fellows. The guidelines for the use of the interim grant are given in (Annexure IV).

Which one is better, UGC NET or CSIR NET? From a subject point of view, CSIR NET is best for Chemistry. CSIR conducts exams for physical sciences, mathematical sciences, chemical sciences, and life sciences. UGC NET is for humanities and other professional courses.

Yes, the CSIR NET exam is considered difficult, but with proper preparation and understanding of the exam pattern and syllabus, it is possible to succeed. What is the CSIR NET exam pattern in 2024? The CSIR NET exam pattern consists of objective and subjective questions in three parts: Part A, Part B, and Part C.