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in NISER after completiting their the study course can we called as a scientist and we can be placed as a scientist in ISRO, NASA,IIST

Aditi amrendra Student Expert 19th Dec, 2019
Hello,


You can't be called a scentieat after compeltion of any course from NISER, you can be called as researcher and that too if you do Ph.D from there and you can possibly get a jobs in BARC afterwards but not in ISRO,NASA etc.Getting jobs in ISRO,NASA etc require you to crack exams which they conduct or you can apply when they will offer vacancy.What job you may get depends on factors like what course you have studied in your undergraduate or master's.


I hope this helps.
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Plzz give me advice for cet Jee and nest

chandra keerthi pothina 15th Dec, 2019

Hey kalyani.

let me suggest the basic method for preparing for all these exams. Go through the syllabi, pattern and prevvious exam question papers of these exams. Understand carefully. Plan and divide the syllabus carefully. Practice and plan time for each section so it will make the exam taking easier.

please follow the links below for detailed guidance on preparation and tips to ace the exam:

for JEE: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-preparation-tips

for CET: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-mht-cet-2019

for NEST:

https://university.careers360.com/exams/nest

hope this helped

all the best


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information about NEST exam please

iammohdshareef 5th Nov, 2019
Hello,
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NEST is an entrance examination in India conducted to get Admission n NISER, CEBS for undergraduate programs.
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It is an exam conducted once in a year by online mode. Important dates are,
  • Online registration, 1st week of January
  • Availablity of form, 1st week of January
  • Last date for filling form, 1st week of march
  • Admit card, 3rd week of April
  • Examination, last week of may
  • Results, 3rd week of June.
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Eligiblity criteria,
  • Candidate must be 12th pass with atleast 60% and there's 5%  relaxation for SC/ST
  • Candidates must have passed 12th in 2017,2018, or 2019
  • Must have PCM/PCB as core subjects.
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Online application fee,
  • General, 1,200
  • ST/ST, 600
  • Females, 600
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Here is a brief detail on NEST examination. Hope you are cleared now.
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how I can prepare for nest exam. what are the books to be referred.

Upendra Gupta 30th Oct, 2019

Hiii manjula.....For a national-level examination like NEST, the preparation must be more accurate and perfect. To prepare for NEST 2019, candidates must plan their stages and strategies before starting the preparation. With just few months left for NEST 2019 examination, candidates must start summing up their preparation.

You can do the following things

Review the Syllabus: ...

Review the Exam Pattern: ...

Understand the Concepts: ...

Make Smart Strategy: ...

Prepare Notes: ...

Have Good Study Material: ...

Practice Mock Tests

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SIR IF WILL QUALIFY NEST EXAM THEN LATER WHAT I DO? Means about career

ADITYA KUMAR Student Expert 23rd Oct, 2019

Hello there!

Greetings!

After clearing NEST examination, you can get admission to National Institute of Science Education and Research (NISER) Bhubaneswar and University of Mumbai - Dept. of Atomic Energy Centre for Excellence in Basic Sciences (UM-DAE CEBS), Mumbai. After completing your integrated msc ,  you can go for phd in Abroad as nearly 70-80 percentage of graduates from these colleges get their PhDs from top institution in abroad. Also , every student admitted to NISER   having CGPA above 7.5 have a direct chance for attending an interview in BARC for the post of C grade scientist with a salary of about Rs. 80,000 per month, so you can get into BARC as well.

Thankyou

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how to nest filllup neet mds 2020 application form . i have complited first stage form user id and created . please info me how to complited my next form

ADITYA KUMAR Student Expert 15th Oct, 2019
Hello there!

Greetings!

The steps to fill NEET MDS 2020 application form can be checked below-

  • Registration:- Since , you are done with registration, follow the below steps.

  • FILLING OF FORM:-

  • Login using the "Applicant Login" section
  • Enter the user Id and password
  • Click on "Go to application form"
  • Candidates Name, Date of Birth, Gender, Nationality, Mobile number and Email address will be pre-filled in the application form.
    • Enter personal details such as Fathers Name
    • Mothers Name
    • Select the Category (General/SC/ST/OBC)
    • Are you a person with Disability (Yes/No)
    • Identification Details
    • Communication Address
  • On completion of this section, click on "Save and Next"
    • Enter qualification details such as 10+2 equivalent exam details
    • BDS / Primary Medical Qualification details Country of completion of BDS Qualification
    • Name of Country
    • State of completion
    • City of completion
    • University of completion
    • University name
    • Name of college
    • Month and Year of Passing
    • Internship Details
    • SDC/DCI Registration Details
    • Once this section is complete, click on "Save and Next" .Choose the desire NEET MDS test centre
  • Now , after filling of form follow the below steps ,
    • Upload Images
    • Payment of Application Fee
    • Print NEET MDS registration form
  • thankyou
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about jee exam what is tis registration date and many more

Sonali Sahu Student Expert 22nd Sep, 2019

Hello,

NTA has released jee online application portal for january session exam. The last date of registration is 30th september. They had released dates for application correction for those students who have entered the details wrong or in improper format which is Oct 11-17 2019.   This year every step for JEE registration is done in online mode only. You have to upload your personal and academic details followed by paying the application fees through net banking.

After this you will receive the confirmation page in the official site which you can take print out or download it and keep it with you for future use.

for more details and step by step guide for filling the form you can visit the site:- https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-application-form

For more information you can visit the jee main site or NTA official page.

Hope it helps!

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hai thanks the answer o iisc b I do need about NEST how many students appear for Nest exam how is it different from Mains and advanced does preparing for mains help for Nest the total number of seats is said to around 200 Are there any other core research centres who admit +2 student

Aditi amrendra Student Expert 28th Oct, 2019
Hello,


The National Entrance Screening Test  (popularly known as NEST) is an annual college entrance examination in India, conducted for admission into the National Institute of Science Education and Research, Bhubaneswar (NISER) and the Center for Excellence in Basic Sciences (UM-DAE CEBS), Mumbai. These two institutes use NEST as a sole criterion for admission to their undergraduate programs.

As of 2018, the total intake of NISER and UM-DAE CBS is 200+2 students and 45+2 students respectively (where two seats in each college are reserved for students belonging to the state of Jammu and Kashmir).

The NEST question paper has five sections. The first section, which is compulsory for all candidates, includes general questions. The next four sections includes questions on (1) Biology, (2) Chemistry, (3) Mathematics and (4) Physics. Candidates may opt to answer any three of the four sections if they are willing to get admission in CBS, otherwise they have to answer from all the sections if they are willing to get in the merit list of NISER. All sections carry equal marks. The questions are aimed at testing the comprehension and analytic ability of the candidates. The questions are of objective type with four answers given for each question. There may only be one relatively correct answer for each question. Wrong answers are awarded negative marks .


Syllabus of jee mains and nest are to some extent same.The level of question asked in NEST involves thinking and some calculation so its one level tougher than particularly jee mains.
Though NEST can be considered a bit tougher than jee mains but JEE advance is a lot tougher than NEST so if you are preparing for JEE rigorously then you can perform well in NEST regardless of seats intake.
Just keep one thing in mind that for cracking NEST your knowledge concepts need to be very strong .


I hope this helps
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I have rank obc-384 in NEST 2019 is there any chance for me in 1st counselling

Vishnupriya 17th Jul, 2019

Hi Hemlata, 

The predicted cutoff rank for OBC is 280, this year. Lat year it was around 400 rank. But competition has increased a lot this year. You can try for 2nd counselling. Do not lose hope. If you are so passionate about it, you can also go for a break year. 

All The Best. 

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I have a general rank of 882 in nest 2019 . Is there any chance for me in 2nd round?

vikashkr894_9303636 Student Expert 20th Jun, 2019

 NEST 2019 Counselling will be held in two Rounds:


Round 1 of NEST 2019 Counselling- A joint modified merit list will be prepared on the basis of original merit list and the attendance at NISER and CBS. The admissions will be approved strictly on the basis of the merit list.

Round 2 of NEST 2019 Counselling- The applicants are admitted to the vacant seats of the institutes after the first round of counselling. The names of the waitlisted candidates will be announced by the participating institutions on their respective websites.

Last year, the numbers of seats available at the two institutions are as follows:

CategoryNISERCBS
General10123
Supernumerary: J&K22
OBC5412
SC307
ST153
PD (part of other categories)3% seats in each category3% seats in each category
Total20247
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