NTA has declared the result of UGC NET 2022 today on 5-November-2022. NTA has conducted the examination in the month of September and October month of 2022. Since then candidates are waiting for the result but candidates need not to wait more. The result of UGC NET 2022 is available on the official website and the link for the same is provided in the article.
What is JRF?
Do you know what exactly is JRF? We will explain it to you. JRF is the short form of Junior Reserarch Fellowship. If a candidate qualify for JRF he will be eligible to apply for PhD in their particular disciple. JRF qualified candidates receive Rs. 31,000 per month as stipend for the first two years. This stipend may be increased on the recommendation of a committee. The upper age limit for JRF is 28 years.
Candidates who qualify only for NET will not be eligible for the stipend however they can apply for lectureship.
How To Download Your UGC NET 2022 Result
To download your UGC NET 2022 result you have to follow these steps
- Click here to go to the official NTA website for UGC NET.
- Click on the link download UGC NET 2022 result.
- A login panel will appear on your screen.
- Enter your login details and fill the captcha carefully.
- Click on the login button.
- Your result will appear on you screen.
- Take a printout of your result for future reference.
- Click on the log out button on your profile to exit from login portal.
Download Result Click Here to go to Official NTA website
FAQs-
CSIR NET exam is organized only for the science stream subjects whereas UGC NET Exam is conducted for almost all subjects of every stream. CSIR NET Exam has only one paper of 3 hours while UGC NET has two papers with 3 hours.
To qualify for Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) you have to score more than NET. Thus clearing for JRF is more difficult than just clearing for NET.
28 Years. The maximum age of a candidate under general category to qualify under JRF has been capped to 28 years. However it is 31 years for OBC candidates and 33 years for SC/ST candidates.
NTA. National Testing Agency (NTA) has been given the task of conducting the UGC NET and CSIR NET exams. UGC NET is conducted for non-science subjects whereas CSIR NET is conducted for science subjects.