A book on cracking the CSIR-UGC National Eligibility Test for Research Assistantship and Lectureship in India. This book covers 51 tips on preparation, book-choices, online materials and last minute tips for the examination. Most tips have sub-tips for greater clarification, including 'Unlucky 13 bad habits an aspirant should never have', '12- A dozen pro-tips' and memorization techniques. For each of the sections in the syllabus, there is a short guide for the aspirants not familiar with the preparation strategies.
Besides some tips on time-management, there is also the inclusion of aptitude answering techniques, and avoidance of traps which often results in depressing negative marks. Rare but golden online resources from the top universities of the world are also pointed to the aspirant, which were used by the writer himself to clarify the concepts in his early years of study.
The author has qualified the exam at the first year of his Graduate studies with both Lectureship and JRF, and is also a software developer in numerous computing platforms. He has published in reputed journals and have won the first prize in World Science Congress twice. He also maintains a blog.
Besides some tips on time-management, there is also the inclusion of aptitude answering techniques, and avoidance of traps which often results in depressing negative marks. Rare but golden online resources from the top universities of the world are also pointed to the aspirant, which were used by the writer himself to clarify the concepts in his early years of study.
The author has qualified the exam at the first year of his Graduate studies with both Lectureship and JRF, and is also a software developer in numerous computing platforms. He has published in reputed journals and have won the first prize in World Science Congress twice. He also maintains a blog.
