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I have done Masters in nanotechnology. Am I eligible for UGC NET exam? What is the syllabus of the same?

1 Follower | 1.4k Views | Posted 6 years ago
Asked by Himanshi Sharma

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    Bably khatun

    6 months ago
    Nanoscience or Nanotechnology subject option is not there in the list. I have been waiting for the same as I did my master in nanoscience.
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    MALLIKARJUNASWAMY S DATA SCIENTIST,AIML SPECIALIST | Guide-Level 12

    12 months ago
    Yes, you are eligible for NET.
    The syllabus changes every year.
    So, after the announcement of the exam, you will have to check the syllabus.
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    anila k | Guide-Level 14

    6 years ago
    Yes, you can go for CSIR UGC NET in the same subject in which you have done Masters.

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