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Please contact the Examining Authority:
Contact the official authority in charge of administering the UGC NET test. The University Grants Commission (UGC) or the National Testing Agency (NTA) are usually in charge of this. Contact information may be found on their official website or in the exam information pamphlet.

offer Transaction Details: Be prepared to offer precise information regarding both transactions, including transaction IDs, transaction dates and times, and the exact amount paid each time. This information will aid authorities in verifying your claim.

Contact Payment Gateway: If the funds were processed by a third-party payment gateway, you may also need to contact them. They can help with transaction verification and the refund procedure.

Maintain Records: Keep records of all correspondence with the exam conducting authority and the payment channel. Emails, reference numbers, and any other pertinent information are included.

Follow-up: If you do not obtain a response within an acceptable time limit, contact the appropriate authorities. Persistence might be crucial in overcoming such issues.

Examine the Refund Policy: Examine the UGC NET exam's refund policy to understand the terms and conditions for refund. Typically, this information is published on the official website or in the exam brochure.

Remember that the particular stages and procedures may differ based on the organisation administering the test, therefore it's essential to consult the official channels and paperwork supplied by them. Always communicate through proper means and avoid disclosing confidential information.

MCC stands for Mount Carmel College, which is a women’s college in Bengaluru, Karnataka. It is a pre-university college that provides two-year courses in science, commerce, and arts streams. The Science stream has four combinations:

 PCMB (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology),

PCMC (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Computer Science),

PCME (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Electronics), and

 EBAC (Economics, Business Studies, Accountancy, Computer Science).

The admission is based on the marks obtained in the 10th standard board examination and the availability of seats. The admission fee for the Science stream is Rs. 50,000 per year.

For taking admission to the courses offered at NIT Arunachal Pradesh, candidates need to visit the official website of respective national-level entrance exams conducting bodies and fill the application form in online mode.

• BTech aspiring candidates can apply for the programme on the official website of JEE Main and register for Read counselling. Read more

Note: For offline registration, candidates need to submit the application form at the university.

• For the M.Tech programme, the candidates are required to register on the official website of COAP. Read more

• For MSc admission, candidates need to apply to IIT JAM through the official website of the respective conducting body . Read more

campus or admission office.

• For MCA admission, candidates need to apply through the NIMCET exam followed by counselling.
• For PhD admissions

Step 1: Visit the official website of NIT Arunachal Pradesh.

Step 2: Under the PhD, the admission section clicks on the course- Full-time/ Part-time.

Step 3: Fill the form and send it to the authorities after making the payment online.

Step 4: Deposit the processing fee of Rs 1,000 by e-challan.

Step 5: After registration, candidates must fill in their choices of institutes and branches in the decreasing order of their preference.

Step 6: CSAB-SFTI will allot seats to the candidates based on their JEE Main score.

Step 7: A registration letter is used for future procedures.

The CSIR-UGC NET for Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) and Lectureship is the relevant National Eligibility Test (NET) for pursuing a career in the discipline of Pharmacy through the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) in India.

The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) in collaboration with the University Grants Commission (UGC) administers the CSIR-UGC NET. This test is developed primarily for Science and Technology courses, including pharmaceutical sciences.

If you are interested in pursuing a Junior Research Fellowship or Lectureship with CSIR, you should apply for the CSIR-UGC NET in the relevant discipline. Check the official website for the entire eligibility requirements and curriculum for the Pharmaceutical Sciences category.