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Expected cutoff marks for ugc net june 2012
Category |
Qualifying Cut-off Marks for in Eligibility for Lectureship UGC-NET held on JUNE 2012 |
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Paper-I |
Paper-II |
Paper-I + Paper-II |
Paper-III |
Paper-I + Paper-II + Paper-III |
GEN |
40 (40%) |
40 (40%) |
100 (50%) |
82-84 (55%) |
206-210(60%) |
OBC(NCL) |
35 (35%) |
35 (35%) |
90(45%) |
74-76 (50%) |
188-192(55%) |
SC/ST/PH/VH |
35 (35%) |
35 (35%) |
80(40%) |
66-68 (45%) |
174-178 (50%) |
Category |
Qualifying Cut-off Marks for in Eligibility for JRF UGC-NET held on JUNE 2012 |
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Paper-I |
Paper-II |
Paper-I + Paper-II |
Paper-III |
Paper-I + Paper-II + Paper-III |
GEN |
60 (60%) |
60 (60%) |
120 (60%) |
245 (70%) |
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OBC(NCL) |
55 (55%) |
55 (55%) |
110(55%) |
228 (65%) |
|
SC/ST/PH/VH |
55 (55%) |
55 (55%) |
100(50%) |
210 (60%) |
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Permalink Reply by Manzar ahmad on
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Only paper 3 is decisive.1st and 2nd papers are only of qualifying nature.
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Permalink Reply by Babita on
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are u sure about this cut off? bcz this information is not given at UGC NET website.
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Permalink Reply by Aman on
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Mr. Manzar, How can u say that only paper 3 will be decisive? Do you have any official information in this regard. If yes, please share with us.........
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Permalink Reply by Dan-Ji tZo on
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Why are you all raising Questions??? Don't you see "EXPECTED CUT-OFF LISTS...."???
Just a guess....dnt be soooooo serious....!!! Jst wait and See....
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Permalink Reply by Avisek Chaudhuri on
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HOW CAN U EXPECT/ GUESS THE CUT OF MARKS FOR JRF ? IS THERE ANY KIND OF INFORMATION?
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It is simple becase ugc has always cönsiderd the marks of 3rd paper only in deciding the selection although one is qualified in 1st and 2nd papers.
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Permalink Reply by Arijit Bhattacharyya on
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my first paper score is 52 and second paper score is 46 and third paper score is 94. i m general caste student. m i passed?
pls. help me.
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Permalink Reply by Mr. Bharat Sondarva on
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but information is not given at UGC NET website.
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Permalink Reply by SIMHACHALAM TERLI on
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previous is different no body can't get even 100 marks in Paper III but present is totally differnt most of the aspirants crossed 100
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Permalink Reply by federalstate50 on
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i think you still living in old patter Mr. this time paper was out of 150 and not of 200, update ur knowledge before commenting
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Permalink Reply by Chandra Shekhar Das on
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thanks
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