How are UGC NET scores calculated?

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The method to calculate UGC NET 2023 cutoff for both JRF & assistant professor involves multiplying the number of candidates of a particular category who opt for JRF & fulfil the eligibility for assistant professor in a certain subject with the total JRF slots available for the said category & dividing...
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The method to calculate UGC NET 2023 cutoff for both JRF & assistant professor involves multiplying the number of candidates of a particular category who opt for JRF & fulfil the eligibility for assistant professor in a certain subject with the total JRF slots available for the said category & dividing the result by the total number of candidates of the specific category across all subjects opt for JRF & satisfy the eligibility for assistant professor. read less
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