What are the best books & strategy for CSIR NET earth Science preparation?
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Hello,
Check the best books for preparation
Physical geography by Savindra Singh
Joint CSIR UGC NET Earth Science- Surendra Kumar
Geodynamics by Siddhartha
Objective Earth Science CSIR NET JRF, IAS by Ahmad
Oceanography by Sharad & Vatsal
Earth Science: The Physical Setting by Jeffery C. Callister
Climatology & Oceanography by D. S. Lal
Prepare short notes. Do not study beyond the syllabus. Refer to the latest CSIR NET Earth Science Syllabus http://bit.ly/2TP1ZL6 only. Prioritize the topics. Do not take part in A for granted. Keep on revising the notes. Ensure to revise the syllabus at least 3 times. Solve a variety of quality problems to check...more
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