CSIR NET Earth Science : Detailed Syllabus, Paper Pattern

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What is CSIR NET JRF Exam?

The Selection for award of JRF shall be made based on a competitive written test called the National Eligibility Test (NET), conducted by CSIR at national level. This exam is conducted twice in a year in the following areas:

• Life Science

• Engineering science

• Earth Science

• Mathematical science

• Chemical Science

 

Check the latest news here: – CSIR Notification

Exam Pattern of CSIR NET Earth Science 2017:

CSIR NET Exam consist only one objective type question paper which is divided into three sections:

 

Part 1: General paper

• Common for all the subjects

• Paper Type: MCQ (Multiple choice Questions)

• Maximum Marks: 30

• Negative Marking: 0.50

• Total no. of Question: 30 (Out of which 15 must answer)

• Each carry 2 marks
  
• Total Time: 3 Hours

Part B: Subject Related: Earth Science

• Type: MCQ

• Level: Less difficult

• Total no. of Questions: 50

• Maximum Marks: 70

• Need to attempts: 35 question

• 2 marks for each question 

Part C: Subject Related: Earth Science

• Total Question: 80
  
• Level: Difficult

• No. of Attempts 25 questions

• Each question: 4 marks

• Maximum marks: 100

S. No	Section	Total Question	No. of question to be attempted	Marks	Duration
1.	Part – A	30	15	30
2.	Part - B	50	35	70	3 hours
3.	Part – C	80	25	100

Confused about the Eligibility: – Eligibility for CSIR NET

CSIR NET Complete Syllabus of Earth Science:

Part A: Syllabus of Part A is similar for all the subjects.

Part B:

• The Earth and the Solar System

• Earth Materials, Surface Features and Processes

• Interior of the Earth, Deformation and Tectonics

• Oceans and Atmosphere

• Environmental Earth Sciences

Part C:

• Geology

• Physical Geography

• Geophysics

• Meteorology

• Ocean Science

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