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CSIR NET PART A Syllabus 2017:
ugc csir net syllabus for Part A comprises topics and questions that can assess aptitude and reasoning of the candidates. This is common for all subjects.
20 Questions are asked out of which attempting 15 questions is compulsory. "The More, The Merrier" does not hold here, your score will be purely based on first 15 questions you answered.
Subject Code: General Paper
Logical reasoning
Graphical analysis
Analytical ability
Numerical ability
Quantitative comparison
Series formation
Puzzles

CSIR NET PART B & C Syllabus 2017:

Chemical Science Subject Code: 01
Inorganic chemistry
Physical chemistry
Organic chemistry
Inter disciplinary topics -
Chemistry in nanoscience and technology.
Catalysis and green chemistry
Medicinal chemistry.
Supramolecular chemistry.
Environmental chemistry.

Earth Science Subject Code: 02
The Earth and the Solar System
Earth Materials, Surface Features and Processes
Interior of the Earth, Deformation and Tectonics
Oceans and Atmosphere
Environmental Earth Sciences
Geology
Structural Geology & Geotechtonics
Paleontology & Its Applications
Sedimentology & Stratigraphy
Marine Geology & Paleoceanography
Geochemistry
Economic Geology
Precambrian Geology & Crustal Evolution
Quaternary Geology
Applied Geology
Physical Geography
Geophysics
Meteorology
Ocean Sciences


Life Science Subject Code: 03
Molecules and their Interaction Relevant to Biology.
Cellular Organization
Fundamental Processes
Cell Communication and Cell Signaling
Developmental Biology
System Physiology Plant
System Physiology Animal
Inheritance Biology
Diversity of Life Forms
Ecological Principles
Evolution and Behavior
Applied Biology
Methods in Biology


Physical Science Subject Code: 05
Mathematical Methods of Physics
Classical Mechanics
Electromagnetic Theory
Quantum Mechanics
Thermodynamic and Statistical Physics
Electronics and Experimental Methods
Advanced:
Classical Mechanics
Electromagnetic Theory
Thermodynamic and Statistical Physics
Atomic & Molecular Physics
Condensed Matter Physics
Nuclear and Particle Physics