Posts

Showing posts with the label CSIR NET physics

CSIR-NET Physics Preparation-Vaibhav(IIT B,Cornell Univ.)

                      A fter an M.Sc in physics, one needs to look for various opportunities to get into a PhD program in physics to kick start his/her career in physics. In that pursuit, one often overlooked but important and extremely useful path is the CSIR NET exam in physics. This National Eligibility Test (NET) is administered by the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research under the govt. of India. Clearing this exam can open more avenues than you think if you intend to do a PhD in India, or if you want to gain some research experience in India by being a project student. It is extremely vital for engineers going into physics who are looking for positions and need monetary support with recognition from the government. What are the opportunities offered by this exam?  Teaching career: First of all, clearing the NET exam makes you eligible for teaching in a lot of universities all over India. Those students wh...

Exams and probable dates | PAE blog

Image
This is not to be taken as the complete list of all the exams, I just listed out all the important ones and it is to be used just for reference. To see more No. of Institutes and exams visit this post How to become a Physicist after Engineering? Also , do visit all other useful content of our blog  Physics after Engineering . Below is a page with the link for our WhatsApp group with 250+ members all of whom are engineers who actively discuss and help each other out in entering physics stream after engineering.  https://physicsafterengineering.blogspot.com/p/blog-page.html Mail me on  Dushyanth.edadasula@gmail.com   for further queries.

Below is the link for our Whatsapp group with 400+ members all of whom are engineers who actively discuss and help each other out in entering physics stream after engineering.

blogspot.com/p/blog-page.html


You can find the FAQs and important conversations happened earlier in the groups in this SubRedditr/Physicsaftrengineerin/

https://www.reddit.com/r/Physicsaftrengineerin/


Mail me on Dushyanth.edadasula@gmail.com for further queries.