What are the benefits of qualifying CSIR NET?

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Among lot of benefits for the same. Some are mentioned below;

You can get a CSIR NET JRF fellowship/Ph.D. Fellowship of INR 31,000 per month for 2 years as JRF followed by an INR 35,000 per month fellowship for 3 additional years.

Get opportunities to work in top Research Laboratories in positions l

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Sushruti Tanksali | Contributor-Level 7

3 years ago

CSIR NET is an examination held for mostly the researchers for the PG and Ph.D. domain. In this domain, one can be a researcher. For being a junior researcher, for Ph.D. for PGs, for the various posts of paid and stipend Junior and Senior Research fellowships, one should be a qualified candidate thr

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