CSIR NET Exam Analysis 2024 for 25th July; Check Difficulty Level

CSIR NET Exam Analysis 2024 is provided here. The National Testing Agency has conducted CSIR UGC NET 2024 on July 25, 26 & 27, 2024. Here is a thorough analysis of every shift in the CSIR NET 2024 exam. Candidates will learn about the exam's difficulty level, the number of questions asked on each topic, and the number of good attempts.

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CSIR NET Exam July 2024: Shift Schedule

Date	Subject	Shift 1	Shift 2
July 25, 2024	Physical Science	9 AM to 12 Noon	-
July 25, 2024	Earth Science	9 AM to 12 Noon	-
July 25, 2024	Mathematical Science	-	3 to 6 PM
July 26, 2024	Life Science	9 AM to 12 Noon	3 to 6 PM
July 27 2024	Chemical Science	9 AM to 12 Noon	-

CSIR NET Exam Analysis 2024 for Earth Science

Part	Questions to Attempt	Difficulty Level	Good Attempts
Part A	15	Easy to Moderate	10-11
Part B	35	Moderate	28-29
Part C	25	Moderate	19-20
Overall	75	Moderate	58-62

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CSIR NET Exam Analysis 2024 for Physical Science

Part	Questions to Attempt	Difficulty Level	Good Attempts
Part A	15	Easy to Moderate	10-12
Part B	20	Moderate	15-16
Part C	20	Moderate	16-17
Overall	55	Moderate	43-45

CSIR NET Exam Analysis 2024 for Mathematical Science

Part	Questions to Attempt	Difficulty Level	Good Attempts
Part A	15	To be updated	To be updated
Part B	25	To be updated	To be updated
Part C	20	To be updated	To be updated
Overall	60	To be updated	To be updated

CSIR NET Exam Analysis 2024 FAQs

Ques. How is the fairness of the CSIR NET exam across shifts ensured by the NTA?

Ans. NTA uses a normalisation procedure to guarantee equity over several shifts. This process adjusts scores according to the relative difficulty of each shift in order to provide fair opportunities for all candidates.

Ques. Does the CSIR NET exam have a negative marking scheme?

Ans. Yes, there is a negative marking of 25 per cent in the CSIR NET exam for each wrong answer.

Ques. What is a good score in CSIR NET?

Ans. A good CSIR NET score is determined by a cumulative cut-off calculated for Parts A, B, and C, contributing to the merit list. For candidates seeking fellowships and CSIR NET lectureships, the minimum qualifying marks are 25 percent for SC/ST and PwD categories and 33 percent for General, EWS, and OBC categories.