CBSE NET NOTIFICATION IS OUT!

CBSE NET NOTIFICATION IS OUT!!!



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CBSE (Central Board Of Secondary Education ) has  issued net notification for the conduct of NATIONAL ELIGIBILITY TEST in 84 subjects.This test will be conducted for the  eligibility of junior research fellowship and  Assistant Professor.Test will be held on 08-07-2018.
Dates for filing form online is application is 06-03-2018 to 05-04-2018.Applicant can apply through  

                                  https://cbsenet.nic.in


Some important dates which should be kept in mind are:



Starting Date of Online application: 06-03-2018.
Last Date for online application : 05-04-2018 .
Last date of payment of fee: 06-04-2018
Date of National Eligibility Test: 08-07-2018.

Pattern of written exam is:-



Selection will be based on written test. Written Test will consist of two papers. Both the papers will consist of only objective type questions and will be held on 08-07-2018.
Paper I will consist of 50 question of 100 marks ( all are compulsory) and duration is 1 Hour.

Paper I will consist of 50 question of 100 marks ( all are compulsory) and duration is 1 Hour.

Eligibility criteria:-


Master Degree OR equivalent examination with 55 % marks
 Age should be 30 or below for JRF.


Fee for application


Application fee of Rs.250/- for SC/ ST/ PwD, of Rs.500/- for OBC Category, and Rs.1000/- for General Category is to be paid by credit/ debit card or through echallan Syndicate/Canara/ICICI/HDFC Bank.





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