CSIR December 2014 Date Announced 21 December 2014

The date for CSIR UGC December 2014 has been announced as 21st December 2014. The result will be declared in month of March⟋April 2015 and the fellowship will remain valid for 2 years from 1st April 2015. For complete information checkout the notification at CSIR Official Website for Dec 2014 Exam. E-admit cards will be issued by mid of December to all the candidates.

There will be 2 merit list prepared one for lecturership and another for lecturership and JRF fellowship. Except for engineering sciences the question paper will be provided in both Hindi and English Language. There would be a single paper for all the subjects and Part A of the paper will remain common for all students and thsi section will have questions on general aptitude including logical reasoning, graphical analysis, analytical and numerical ability, quantitative comparison, series formation, puzzles etc. Check out the past papers, study material and more information available at Examrace.com

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seats for JRF and how many for lectureship?

(-sa...@ on April 21, 2023)

1 Answer

Qualifying Criteria for Lectureship Eligibility is 65% in aggregate for general, 60% for OBC and 50% for SC⟋ST and PWD (Persons with Disabilities) . Of these who meet the qualifying criteria, top 15% candidates (for each subject and category) , from the merit list mentioned was declared qualified for eligibility for lectureship (LS) only. UGC provides a minimum of 3200 fellowships or JRF in each UGC-NET. A minimum of 27% , 15% , 7.5% and 3% of Fellowships are reserved for the OBC, SC, ST and PWD respectively.

How is JRF calculated? JRF calculation is based on the ratio of number of candidates who had opted for JRF and were qualified for LS in each subject category-wise to the total number of candidates qualified for LS who had opted for JRF in that category over all subjects multiplied by the total fellowships to be awarded to that category. The nearest whole number obtained as per this formula provides the number of slots available in any particular subject category-wise. If the number of JRF awardees obtained is less than one, it is taken as one. For JRF awardees greater than one, the figure is rounded off to the nearest whole number. Percent of all the three papers corresponding to the number of JRF awardees, is taken as the cut-off percent for awarding JRF for a particular subject category-wise.

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