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NET (National Eligibility Test) in Other Asian Countries
Can any Indian citizen be allowed to appear in NET (or similar Test) in Other Asian Countries such as Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, etc.
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Permalink Reply by saloni on
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hello sir,
Eligibility Criteria for ugc net is as followspertaining to non resident of india:-
1. Only Indian Citizens can apply for NET exam.
2. Candidates from Bhutan, Nepal and Tibet who came to India before 1 January 1962 are also eligible to appear in NET exam.
3. Candidates from Bhutan and Nepal would require a special certificate from the central government.I think it will be same for Indians.
Thanks
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Permalink Reply by VISHNU K. GUPTA on
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Hello Madam, I want to know about NET or similar test which is conducted in other Asian countries. Can Indians fight such kinds of Test? I am not asking about NET (UGC-CBSE India).
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