Can I appear for the CSIR NET after an M.Sc. In marine biology?

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Hello, Yes, you can apply for CSIR NET Life Science Exam. You have M.Sc. In Marine Science, so your related subject will be Life Science. CSIR NET Exam will be conducted soon. So, you be well prepared for it. From now, start solving previous year CSIR NET Question Papers. This will give you an idea

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