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To enhance your score while preparing for NEET I would suggest you these tips. Fundamentals- Strong basics will help you to solve question within seconds. So be alert and focused while a concept is being taught and practice it thrice on the same day without looking in the register back. Practice- Practice questions from previous year papers, coaching modules, class notes & NCERT. Along with this illustrations and back questions from basic books as in hc verma for physics and objective NCERT. Master the basics books number of times rather than looking for so many materials. Revision- Keep on revising the NEET syllabus or things will vanish from your mind. Short notes will help you to recall the things immediately. Self confidence- Something which we start loosing being in peer pressure and parents expectations. Be sincere to your efforts and develop confidence from within. NCERT- Master it, every line, every diagram, every flow chart. Do not skip anything. Be sound in it and test yourself from the previous year question papers. Have a proper sleep and balanced diet. Keep yourself hydrated. Stay Optimistic, just do not let any negative factors effect you in any manner. Better pay no heed to them.

As far as I'm aware, the KSOU is involved in some regulatory issues with UGC and I believe a significant number of programs conducted by them are no longer valid or recognised by the UGC. These issues has been going on for some time and UGC plans to remove restriction in a phased manner and as on when KSOU comply with all the necessary regulations. if you have passed your exams with no backlog and paid your fees , i would suggest you to take legal recourse to secure your certificate. And i would like to remind you that you have the right to seek compensation for any losses incurred due to the delay and process. Please contact a lawyer and seek assistance immediately.

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According to exam guidelines, candidates who have passed Masters degree or enrolled in the post-graduation course are only eligible for the UGC NET exam. As you said, you have qualified graduation degree so, to apply for the NTA NET firstly you have to enrolled in the post-graduation course. To become eligible for NTA NET 2019, you have to score minimum 55% (For General) or 50% (For OBC/SC/ST/PwD/Transgenders) aggregate marks in Masters degree. You have to fulfill the age criteria also, appear for the UGC NET exam which is as follow
For JRF - 30 Years maximum age limit. 5 years age relaxation provide to the reserved categories. For Assistant Professor - Age limit is not applicable. You can apply for lectureship whenever you want.