The online application for NTA CSIR UGC NET December 2025 started on 25 September 2025. Updates are regularly posted on GovernmentNaukari.

The last date to submit the online application is 24 October 2025. Refer GovernmentNaukari for reminders and updates.

Application fees are: General/EWS – ₹1150, OBC – ₹600, SC/ST – ₹325. Payment modes include Debit/Credit Card, Net Banking, IMPS, Mobile Wallet. Details available on GovernmentNaukari.

Maximum 30 years for JRF, 35 years for Lectureship/Assistant Professor. Age relaxation is applicable as per NTA rules. GovernmentNaukari provides the latest updates.

General/OBC candidates must have 55% in M.Sc or equivalent; SC/ST/PH – 50%. Integrated B.E/B.Tech, B.Pharma, MBBS are also eligible. Full eligibility details are on GovernmentNaukari.

Visit the official website csirnet.nta.nic.in, register, fill the form, upload documents, pay the fee, and submit. Detailed step-by-step guide available on GovernmentNaukari.

The admit card will be released before the exam date. GovernmentNaukari will provide a direct link to download the admit card once available.

The NTA CSIR UGC NET December 2025 exam is scheduled on 18 December 2025. Exam center updates can be tracked on GovernmentNaukari.

The result will be declared on the official NTA website and also updated on GovernmentNaukari for convenience.

Yes, syllabus is divided into Part A (General Aptitude), Part B (Subject-specific), and Part C (Advanced knowledge). Download full syllabus PDF from GovernmentNaukari or official website.

Selection is based on exam marks. Shortlisted candidates may get JRF or Lectureship. Final merit list is declared on NTA website and summarized on GovernmentNaukari.

No, candidates can apply for one subject only. Full subject list and eligibility details are available on GovernmentNaukari.

No negative marking for CSIR NET exam. For more detailed instructions, check GovernmentNaukari.

Visit GovernmentNaukari for a complete guide on filling the form, payment, syllabus, and exam tips.

Yes, minor corrections can be made during the correction window (27–29 October 2025). Updates and instructions are available on GovernmentNaukari.

Scanned photograph, signature, and academic certificates are required. Full list and format specifications are provided on GovernmentNaukari.

Yes, photograph (JPEG 10–200 KB), signature (JPEG 4–30 KB), and certificates (PDF 50–300 KB). See GovernmentNaukari for detailed instructions.

Log in to the official NTA portal using credentials or check updates on GovernmentNaukari.

CSIR NET exam has Part A (General Aptitude), Part B (Subject-related), Part C (Advanced Subject Knowledge). Full pattern and marking scheme are on GovernmentNaukari.

Yes, NTA releases mock tests and sample papers. You can access them via GovernmentNaukari for preparation tips.

CSIR NET covers 5 main subjects: Chemical Sciences, Earth Sciences, Life Sciences, Mathematical Sciences, Physical Sciences. Complete details are on GovernmentNaukari.

No negative marking in CSIR NET exam. For more details, refer GovernmentNaukari.

No, admit cards are available for download on the official NTA portal and GovernmentNaukari provides direct links.

Yes, changes are allowed during correction dates. Updates and city list are on GovernmentNaukari.

CSIR NET exam is computer-based (online). Detailed instructions are on GovernmentNaukari.

Yes, foreign nationals meeting eligibility can apply. GovernmentNaukari provides guidance for international applicants.

Results will be declared on the official NTA website and summarized on GovernmentNaukari for easy access.

The Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) is valid for 2 years from the date of award. Details on GovernmentNaukari.

Yes, reservation applies as per Government of India norms. Complete info is on GovernmentNaukari.

Yes, candidates can opt for both. Instructions are given in the official notification and summarized on GovernmentNaukari.

Yes, minimum qualifying marks depend on category and subject. GovernmentNaukari provides detailed category-wise cut-offs.

Previous year papers are available on NTA portal and GovernmentNaukari provides direct download links.

Yes, GovernmentNaukari recommends standard reference books and practice material for each subject.

Part A – 20 questions, Part B & C – subject-wise marks. Details and marking table are on GovernmentNaukari.

No, late applications are not accepted. Keep track of deadlines via GovernmentNaukari.

NTA provides a helpline and email. Updated contact info is shared on GovernmentNaukari.

Corrections allowed during correction window (27–29 October 2025). Step-by-step guide on GovernmentNaukari.

No, once submitted, applications cannot be withdrawn. Guidelines on GovernmentNaukari.

Based on marks obtained in all parts of the exam and eligibility criteria. Summarized results available on GovernmentNaukari.

The complete subject-wise syllabus PDF is available on the official NTA website and linked on GovernmentNaukari for easy access.