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Please Tell me the Exact Criteria for SC Category to Passing the NET Examination
Dear friends ,
My roll no. of Net, June 2012 is 43590795.
I got 66.00% in 1st paper, 52.00% in 2nd paper, & 49.33%in 3rd paper.
My Aggregate % are 54.86% and UGC state that the criteria for SC category is 55%
Then my % is rounded of to 55%
Please help me to understand my result
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Permalink Reply by Nilanjan Sen on
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Your - 54.84% but criteria for SC category is 55% exact, not less or rounded off.
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Permalink Reply by Nagendra Kumar on
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dot worry 55% criteria only for june 2012 . for dec2012 net fresh merit list will be prepaired category wise. u may qualify dot loss your pataint . according to our sources merit me be 60% for GEN 55% for OBC and50% for SC/ST condidate
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No Sir, Dec 12 Net category wise cutoff more then june 12 for SC/ST/PW it may be 60%.
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Permalink Reply by ASHRAF on
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there s no indication of cutt off mark........in the notofication about criteria for each group( general obc and sc st).....the eligibility crieteria is the same........but the difference is that ugc will qualify only the 15 % of the top merit listed candidates who passed the crieteria mark.....from each subject and each category.........
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