Which exam should I write between CSIR NET and GATE in order to pursue Ph.D in future?

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Originally Posted by nishbio17

is gate a preffered exam or csir net for pursuing phd. please let me know which is important..?

Hello

Absolutely GATE is better to do Ph.D in future for you which is better worth than that of doing CSIR NET !

GATE - Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering

The biggest advantage of doing PhD right after of B.Tech is you get to see IITs with not very high score and have a chance to study with highly competitive students. You can also prove to be better than them with hard work and determination.

If you have long term plan for research then this could be a wonderful opportunity. Most of the students are worried about PhD pressure and research aptitude right after B.Tech or BE, I think this will not be an issue.

The reason for this is that, one need to take up a bunch of subjects before they start the actual research. These subjects are usually recommend by ones guide and useful in research and also help you to build a solid base to start working. The number of subjects, usually, are same as M.Tech and sometimes professor may ask you to take additional class too.

Most of the PhD students would go abroad for post doctoral research or join as faculty in some college, university or institute based on there quality of research. Few take up the challenges and luck support them to join industry and they choose their career from there.


Try to do Ph.D in the following institutes as it increases your jobs world wide

• Indian Institute of Science (IISc)
• Indian Institute Technology (IITs)
• Tata Institute of Fundamental Reseach (TIFR)
• Chennai Mathematical Institute (CMI)
• Indian Statistical Institute Kolkata (ISI)
• Hyderabad Central University (HCU)
• Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU)

All the best

Absolutely GATE is better to do Ph.D in future for you which is better worth than that of doing CSIR NET !
GATE - Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering

The biggest advantage of doing PhD right after of B.Tech is you get to see IITs with not very high score and have a chance to study with highly competitive students. You can also prove to be better than them with hard work and determination.

If you have long term plan for research then this could be a wonderful opportunity. Most of the students are worried about PhD pressure and research aptitude right after B.Tech or BE, I think this will not be an issue.

The reason for this is that, one need to take up a bunch of subjects before they start the actual research. These subjects are usually recommend by ones guide and useful in research and also help you to build a solid base to start working. The number of subjects, usually, are same as M.Tech and sometimes professor may ask you to take additional class too.

Most of the PhD students would go abroad for post doctoral research or join as faculty in some college, university or institute based on there quality of research. Few take up the challenges and luck support them to join industry and they choose their career from there.


Try to do Ph.D in the following institutes as it increases your jobs world wide

Indian Institute of Science (IISc)
Indian Institute Technology (IITs)
Tata Institute of Fundamental Reseach (TIFR)
Chennai Mathematical Institute (CMI)
Indian Statistical Institute Kolkata (ISI)
Hyderabad Central University (HCU)
Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU)

Myself mas. Amol recently i completed my graduation in biotechnology & want to get admission P.G in biotechnology
may i know the diffrence between CSIR - NET & GATE exam......plz suggest me...?

i hv recently doing my b.tech biotech final year. i hv got 95.6 percentile, but i want to be in iit. so which is better ? doing now m.tech from nit . nd in that m.tech i will prepare very hard for gate or drop 1 year nd do hard work for gate for admision to phd in iit,,, plese suggest