Can I get job after qualifying CSIR NET exam?

After receiving passing the CSIR-NET, you eligible for a lectureship and research fellowship. As you told that you have qualified CSIR-NET, you will be able for teaching positions (assistant professor) in colleges and universities throughout the country. You will receive a salary of around Rs. 45,000 per month.

Can I apply for both JRF and assistant professor in CSIR NET?

The candidates can apply for only JRF, both JRF and Assistant Professor or only Assistant Professor. There is no difference between CSIR NET JRF exam and CSIR UGC NET exam. A single CSIR NET exam is conducted for both Assistant Professor and JRF but the cutoff marks vary for each.

Can I do PhD along with job?

With a little time management and organisation, a part-time PhD combined with a full-time job is not impossible. One useful tip is to try to make some of your research at the end of your working hours at the office, not when you arrive at home, when you will be already too tired.

Can we do PhD along with JRF?

Yes, surely you can apply for admission in Ph. D programme if you have got JRF qualification. In fact, JRF holders are given exemption from entrance exam and they just have to appear for interview before admission. Most of the top Universities give admission in Ph.

How can I apply for assistant professor after qualifying NET?

The minimum and basic qualification for someone to get an Assistant Professor post anywhere in India is to have a Master’s degree with at least 55\% marks without rolling off. And then you should have qualified NET exam in the particular subject in which you have done your Master’s degree.

What if I apply for both JRF and assistant professor?

Based on their performance, a candidate can be awarded JRF and the qualification to serve as an Assistant Professor, or just the latter. Simply put, anybody who exclusively qualify for the post of Assistant Professor, can not claim Junior Research Fellowship.