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Difference between SET and SLET
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Permalink Reply by Ms Charu Dev on
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Dear Friend...There is no difference betwen terms SET and SLET . The full form of SETand SLET is same , i.e. State Level Elegibility Test.
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Permalink Reply by Alpesh Nakum on
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Dost The Difference between set and net is SET or SLET Means State level eligibility test and NET is National level eligibility test so both are difference ok
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Yes...............the only difference between SET/SLET and NET is STATE and NATIONAL. level. The elgibility of SET exam is applicable on that particular state only whereas NET elegibility is applicable across the country.
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Permalink Reply by Sourabh Mukherjee on
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Dear friend
There is such differenece between SET and SLET. Both implies the state level test.
SLET stands for State Level Eligibility Test, whereas SET stands for State Eligibility Test.
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Permalink Reply by Kunal kishor singh on
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Friends, There is no difference from term SET and SLET.
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