CSIR UGC NET Physics December 2024 Exam Date, Application, Online Preparation and Previous Questions

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CSIR UGC NET Physics Exam Date

CSIR UGC NET Physics Exam Preparation

CSIR Physical Science Previous Questions

CSIR NET Physical Science Online Coaching

FAQ

Overview

NTA and UGC has declared the CSIR NET Physics exam date for 2025. With the exam date falling early in 2025, candidates must empower the preparations with suitable coaching to clear the exam in the upcoming chance. Know more about the important dates, exam pattern, syllabus and previous questions for UGC CSIR NET Physics test and ac the upcoming exam.

CSIR UGC NET Physics Exam Date

NTA has scheduled UGC CSIR NET Physics exam between 16 February – 28 February of 2025. With the exam dates falling in February, candidates have enough time to wrap their syllabus-oriented preparation. See the important dates regarding application, fee payment and correction window. And perform the necessary actions without missing the due dates.

Important Dates

CSIR NET Exam February 2025, Important Dates
CSIR NET Online Application	09 December - 30 December, 2024
CSIR NET Fee Payment Last Date	31-Dec-24
CSIR NET Correction window	01 - 02 January, 2025
CSIR NET Exam Date	16 February - 28 February, 2025

CSIR UGC NET Physics Exam Preparation

Physical Science is one of the most important CSIR NET exam conducted by UGC and NTA. Candidates must go through a thorough syllabus-oriented preparation to clear the CSIR NET Physics in your upcoming chance. Candidates can get engaged in different form of preparations such as self-learning, offline coaching or online coaching. In all the three cases candidates will have to follow some simple steps to complete an effective preparation.

Custom Schedule

A schedule which is custom knit to fit their daily schedule. While preparing the schedule you must prioritize your CSIR NET Physical Science preparation. Candidates who are already engaged in works or job must allot specific hours in morning and evening to have a fruitful preparation. Each day until the CSIR NET exam date is important for candidates, therefore frame a timetable that covers all syllabus-based topics and give each topic a respective time based on toughness of the subject (varies from candidates to candidates).

Focus Topics

Select the focus topics that are oft asked in previous exams and most asked questions. An in-depth analysis of previous year questions is required to find the focus topics. This will help you to identify the topics that need more attention and training.

Study Materials

Choose the best study materials for your CSIR Physics preparations and try to follow the same text for respective topics or subjects, throughout the preparation period. Sticking to consistent materials throughout the preparation will save you time and energy. The online CSIR NET coaching platforms usually provide reliable study materials along with the course.

Regular Breaks

Candidates who have dedicated their days for CSIR Physics preparations are advised to take regular breaks and refresh your mind. Only a fresh mind will be able to understand and remember complex theories, ideas an application level questions easily.

CSIR NET Physics Exam Pattern

UGC CSIR NET Physical Science Exam Pattern
Part	Part A (General Aptitude)	Part B (Conventional Syllabus-oriented MCQs)	Part C (Application Level Questions)	Total
Total Questions	20	25	30	75
Max No. of Questions to attempt	15	20	20	55
Marks for Each Correct Answer	2	3.5	5	200
Negative Marks	0.5	0.875	1.25	-

CSIR Physical Science Syllabus

Go through the detailed syllabus of CSIR NET Physical Science examination

CSIR Physical Science Previous Questions

1. A patient requires administration of 500 ml of an intravenous fluid in 1 hour. What is the approximate drip rate (number of drops per minute) at which the fluid should be administered, if the volume of a drop is 0.05 ml?
   1. 76
   2. 152
   3. 167
   4. 332
2. On a one-way road, broken lines consisting of 2.5 m length segments separated by 2.5 m gaps are painted along the length of the road to demarcate 3 lanes, and continuous lines are painted along both the borders. What is the total length of the painted lines (in m) over a 250 m stretch of the road?
   1. 500
   2. 625
   3. 750
   4. 1000
3. In how many distinct ways can 128 identical marbles be arranged in a complete rectangular grid (disregarding the orientation of the grid)?
   1. 7
   2. 6
   3. 5
   4. 4
4. Among A, B, C, D, E and F, D is taller than B but shorter than F. E is taller than B, but shorter than C. B is not the shortest of all. Then A is
   1. the shortest of all
   2. the tallest of all
   3. taller than E, but shorter than C
   4. taller than C, but shorter than F
5. If 32XY6 is divisible by 9, X and Y being even decimal digits, then X =
   1. 2
   2. 4
   3. 6
   4. 8
6. An egg tray has 30 cavities to hold eggs in 5 rows and 6 columns. Each cavity is surrounded by 4 raised corners shared by adjacent cavities. How many raised corners does the egg tray have?
   1. 30
   2. 35
   3. 36
   4. 42
7. A battery with an open circuit voltage of 10 V is connected to a load resistor of 485 Ω and the voltage measured across the battery terminals using an ideal voltmeter is 9.7 V. The internal resistance of the battery is closest to
   1. 30 Ω
   2. 15 Ω
   3. 20 Ω
   4. 40 Ω
8. The Debye temperature of a two-dimensional insulator is 150 K. The ratio of the heat required to raise its temperature from 1 K to 2 K and from 2 K to 3 K is
   1. 7:19
   2. 3:13
   3. 1:1
   4. 3:5
9. An astronomer observes 500 objects and classifies them as either of type A or type B. She finds 148 objects to be of type B. Assuming a binomial distribution, the best estimate of the fraction of type A objects and its associated standard deviation respectively are
   1. 0.704, 0.002
   2. 0.70, 0.02
   3. 0.704, 0.031
   4. 0.72, 0.03
10. The matrix A is given by A =

    The eigenvalues of 3A³ + 5A² – 6A + 2I, where I is the identity matrix, are

11. 1. 4, 9, 27
    2. 1, 9, 44
    3. 1, 110, 8
    4. 4, 110, 10

Answer Key
Q.No.	Ans. Code
1	3
2	3
3	4
4	1
5	4
6	4
7	2
8	1
9	2
10	4

FAQ

1. How tough is CSIR NET Physics?

CSIR NET Physics is one of the toughest exams conducted by NTA and UGC. The win ratio of candidates is also low. Still candidates shall overcome the huddle with consistent preparation.

2. Who is eligible for CSIR NET physics?

Candidates who have a Master’s Degree in Physical Science or related relevant subjects shall apply for the CSIR NET exam.

3. What are the topics for CSIR NET physics?

CSIR NET Physics syllabus consists of three parts. Part A tests the general aptitude of the candidates, Part B tests the subject knowledge and Part C measures the in-depth knowledge through application level questions. View the detailed syllabus of CSIR NET Physics for more clarity.