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Hello IIT JAM Candidates!
If you are preparing for geology I would like to suggest to following tips for the exam. Read Basic techniques in structural geology by Stephen Marshak and Gautam Mitra. This will set the base for you. After reading first 4 chapters you will be able to appreciate the subject, solve questions and boost your confidence. These are some suggestions for you. Do not forget to study every topic thoroughly of IIT JAM Geology. You should study according to syllabus of Jam and do not try to quickly finish everything. Take your time and understand the concepts. If you are unable to complete the full syllabus. Then work on basics. Do not miss anything in petrology, structural geology & stratigraphy. Be confident in exam. And most important don't waste time. Follow the above tips religiously, Thanks.

Hello CSIR aspirants!
You should typically start the preparations for the exams 4-5 months before the intended date of the exam. It is always easier to start with cell biology and molecular biology followed by biochemistry, cell communication and cell signaling. It is always advisable to clear concepts as most of the questions are on concept-based problems
Know the CSIR NET syllabus well. You must memorize and mug up the syllabus tell you why its crucial. Here, if you know the syllabus. You'll know which is important point and topic and which one you can drop or read later. So, you won't waste your time on topics that are less important and you'll put your efforts in the right direction. Thanks.

Hello,
Below are the details about UGC NET preparation one must follow:
Note Down Syllabus - The NET Exam is administered in two phases (one paper in each phase). The Paper-I consists of General Aptitude Questions and Paper-II contains questions related to the concerned subject. Boost Your Confidence - First and the most important step is that you have to be confident, that you can do it. Also check the following UGC NET Preparation tips http://bit.ly/2CCTTeC
Schedule - Make a habit of studying for at least 3 or 4 hours a day. Always follow your study schedule time to time. Solve previous years question papers and mock tests, so that you can simulate the exam and understand exam pattern in a better way.