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SSC CGL 2022: Notification is out.

Kindly visit: 'ssc.nic.in' to apply online. Firstly, open the website then. Then go to the upper navbar and click the 'Apply' tab. Then 'CGL' option will be shown. Then apply for 'CGL 2022'.

SSC JE 2022: Now, the Notification is out. Apply online.

SSC JE official notification is now available on the website https://ssc.nic.in 
Civil, Mechanical, and Electrical engineers are eligible to apply. Visit the official website to learn more about the eligibility requirements. The online application process has already started. The examination will likely be held in November 2022. Let us now talk about the examination pattern. The first will be 200 marks, and the second will be 300 marks.

◈ SSC JE 2022 Official Notification






Examination dates for UGC-NET December 2021 and June  2022 merged cycles have been published

Latest Updates

◈ Examination Dates Phase 2 exams will be conducted in September (visit the official site)
◈ 08, 09, 11, 12 July 2022 and 12, 13, 14 August 2022 (visit official site)
◈ Extension of the last date for submission of the online application form and correction window


20 May 2022

Today is the last day to apply for the merged December 2021 and June 2022 UGC-NET exam. The application window will be open till 11:50 pm. This national-level examination is usually held twice a year, with a six-month gap between them. Even though it was conducted once last year (may be due to covid situation). The testing agency is working on merging December and June cycles. Remember that the deadline to apply for that exam is today.

If you wish to apply for UGC-NET, go through the official website link https://ugcnet.nta.nic.in.

Copy and paste the link to any browser. Then apply for the particular exam. Now we'll share some important dates regarding the UGC-NET exam.


Important dates for UGC-NET


20 May 2022       Last date for Application (including the last date for successful transaction of examination fees

21 May to 23 May Correction window will open for particulars of the application form online only

*Dates of Exams         Will be notified later on the official website

Timing of shifts           2 shifts (First: 9 am to 12 pm; Second: 3 pm to 6 pm)

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Fees

Fees for the examination are Rs/- 1100 for general, 550 for Gen-EWS / OBC-NCL, and 275 for Scheduled Caste (SC) / Scheduled Tribes (ST) / Person with Disability (PwD) and third gender. There may be some terms and conditions regarding the concession of fees. Please go through the official website for details https://ugcnet.nta.nic.in.


Career Opportunity


You can select either 'JRF & Assistant Professor' or 'Assistant Professor' only when applying for UGC-NET. You will be considered for the above position based on your score if you pass the exam. The cutoff points for JRF positions are slightly higher than those for Assistant Professor positions. If you want to research, you should apply for a position as a 'JRF and Assistant Professor.' If you're pursuing a Ph.D. and have already passed the JRF (UGC-NET) exam, you'll be eligible for a stipend of up to 31,000 (may be higher than that, including HRA). That is a good option for individuals who are enthusiastic about research. 

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