CSIR NET Exam Analysis 2023: The CSIR NET Dec 2023 exam concluded on 28th December 2023 with Mathematical Sciences in the 1st shift & Earth Sciences in the 2nd shift. With this, the exams of all the five subjects (Life Sc. Chemical Sc., Physical Sc., Mathematical Sc., Earth Sc.) have been conducted. The exam analysis for each subject will be shared after the successful completion of the exam. We will keep adding the review for each subject as per the feedback we receive from the candidates. BYJUS Exam Prep experts have provided the detailed CSIR NET exam analysis to help assist current and future candidates.
Check the difficulty level of all papers, subject-level analysis, and more. Aspirants must go through a detailed subject-wise CSIR NET exam analysis to get a better picture of the difficulty level of the parts, and questions asked in the exam. They can also find the exam analysis from the previous year and compare the subject and section-wise difficulty levels of the exam.
We will share the latest CSIR NET Exam Analysis 2023 after each shift is completed for CSIR NET 2023 scheduled for 26, 27, and 28 December 2023. Hence, aspirants must stay tuned for the detailed exam analysis done by our experts. CSIR NET Exam Analysis is a crucial component of the preparation strategy, aiding candidates in their upcoming exams. This article aims to provide candidates with the necessary information to assess the number of good attempts and understand the difficulty level of each section of the exam.
The exam analysis provides valuable insights into the difficulty level of the exam, the nature of questions asked, and the overall performance of candidates. It helps future aspirants understand the exam pattern, identify important topics, and gauge their level of preparation. Candidates can bookmark the page for the latest update on subject-wise CSIR NET exam analysis.
CSIR NET Memory-Based Question Papers December 2023:
Life Sciences Shift 1 & Shift 2
Chemical Sciences
Mathematical Sciences
It is crucial for candidates participating in the CSIR NET exam to have prior knowledge of the exam day schedule and timings. This awareness enables candidates to effectively manage their time since the exam is conducted in multiple sessions and shifts. We will conduct the analysis for all shifts and provide the information for the reference of candidates. CSIR NET is conducted for five subjects. You can go through the timings and schedule below for all five subjects in the upcoming exam.
Exam Dates | Timings of Exam | Subjects |
26th December
| 9 am to 12 pm | Life Science |
3 pm to 6 pm | Life Science | |
27th December | 9 am to 12 pm | Chemical Science |
3 pm to 6 pm | Mathematical Science | |
28th December | 9 am to 12 pm | Physical Science |
3 pm to 6 pm | Earth Science |
CSIR NET Subject wise Previous Year Question Papers
The subject-wise CSIR NET exam analysis is updated here after completing each day's exam. In the links, candidates can check chemistry, life science, physical science, mathematics analysis, and the previous year's analysis.
| Date | Difficulty Level | CSIR NET Exam Analysis |
| 26th December 2023 | Moderate- Difficult | CSIR NET Life Science Exam Analysis (Shift 1) |
| CSIR NET Life Science Exam Analysis (Shift 2) | ||
| 27th December 2023 | To be notified | CSIR NET Chemical Science Analysis |
| To be notified | CSIR NET Mathematics Analysis |
Candidates can check the CSIR NET Life Science analysis below for the exam held on 26 December 2023. The detailed CSIR NET life science exam analysis contains the difficulty level, good attempts, and questions asked in the exam.
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CSIR NET Life Science Analysis: Overall Difficulty Level (Shift 1)
Understanding the difficulty level of the exam helps candidates plan their preparation strategy effectively. The table provided below contains an overall review of the difficulty level of the CSIR NET Life Science Exam 2023, Shift 1, for all the sections:
| Topic | Analysis |
| Overall Difficulty Level | Moderate |
| Difficulty Level of Section A | Moderate |
| Difficulty Level of Section B | Moderate |
| Difficulty Level of Section C | Moderate- Difficult |
CSIR NET Life Science Exam Analysis: Topic-Wise Weightage
To properly analyze the question paper, the candidates must understand and analyze the number of questions asked in the CSIR NET Life Science Exam Analysis of Shift 1. We have provided different tables for the candidates to analyze the number of questions asked in each section.
CSIR NET Life Science Exam Topic Wise Weightage for PART A
Part A of the Life Science Paper contains questions based on the candidate's General Aptitude. Check the table below to analyze the number of questions asked in today's CSIR NET Life Science Exam, Shift 1. The questions were asked on the topics like Speed, Distance and Time, Profit and Loss, Geometry, Logical Venn, and Mixture and Allegation.
Topics | Weightage |
| Number System | 3-4 |
| Clock & Calendar | 2 |
| Pattern Completion | 1 |
| Speed Distance | 1 |
| Ratio and Proportion | 1 |
| Geometry | 1 |
| Algebra | 2 |
| Problem Based on Age | 1 |
| Distance & Direction | 1 |
CSIR NET Life Science Topic Wise Weightage for PART B and C
The candidates can check the table below to understand topic-wise weightage by analyzing the number of questions asked in the CSIR NET Life Science Exam, Shift 1, Sections B and C. Same number of questions were asked from all the units. The number of questions in each topic has been specified in the table for the reference of candidates.
| Topics/Units | Weightage |
| Cell Cycle | 1 |
| Cell Interaction | 1 |
| Apoptosis | 1 |
| Evolution | 2 |
| Transcription | 1 |
| Replication | 1 |
| IP3 Pathway1 | 1 |
| Haemoglobin | 1 |
| mRNA Splicing | 1 |
| Glycolysis | 1 |
| ced genes | 1 |
| Phytochrome | 1 |
| ER Transport | 1 |
| Enzyme | 2 |
| Cancer | 1 |
| Kalpoma Disease | 1 |
| Gland | 1 |
| Plant Hormones | 1 |
| ECM (Collagen & GAG) | 1 |
| Techniques | 5 |
| Barr Body | 1 |
| Developmental Biology | 3-4 |
| Disease based question | 1 |
| ABC model | 1 |
| Polymerisation | 1 |
| Pedigree | 1 |
| Ecology | 2-3 |
| Biosensor | 1 |
| Translation | 1 |
Difficulty Level of CSIR NET Life Science Shift 2 Exam
The table below contains an overall analysis of the difficulty level and topics with maximum weightage in the CSIR NET Life Science, Shift 2 Exam. The overall difficulty level of the paper was between moderate to difficult as per most candidates.
Topic | Difficulty Level (Shift 2) |
Overall Difficulty Level | Moderate |
Difficulty Level of Section A | Moderate |
Difficulty Level of Section B | Moderate |
Difficulty Level of Section C | Moderate |
CSIR NET Life Science Analysis, Shift 2: Topic Wise Weightage
Candidates can check the topics with the maximum weightage in Part A, Part B and C of the CSIR NET Life Science exam. Check the CSIR NET Exam pattern to learn about the distribution of marks and the weightage of all topics in detail.
CSIR NET Life Science Part A Shift 2- Topic Wise Weightage
Part A of the Life Science Paper consists of questions based on the candidate's General Aptitude.
Topics | No. of Questions |
| Simplification | 1 |
| Number System | 2-3 |
Ratio & Proportion | 1 |
Trigonometry | 1 |
| Sitting Arrangement | 2 |
| Order & Ranking | 1 |
| Distance & Direction | 1 |
| Geometry | 1 |
Permutation & Combination | 1 |
Mean, Median, Mode | 1 |
| Time & Work | 1 |
Bar Diagram | 1 |
Integer | 1 |
CSIR NET Life Science Topic Wise Weightage for PART B and C
The candidates can check the table below to understand topic-wise weightage by analyzing the number of questions asked in the CSIR NET Life Science Exam, Shift 2, Sections B and C. Same number of questions were asked from all the units. The number of questions in each topic has been specified in the table for the reference of candidates.
| Topics/Units | Weightage |
| Antigen, Antibody | 1 |
| Hormones & it's action (Match the column) | 1 |
| Vertebrates & Invertebrates | 1 |
| Extinct Species | 1 |
| Enzymes | 2 |
| Translation | 1 |
| Specification & Determination | 1 |
| Virus Genome Identification | 1 |
| Organic Content (Graph-Based) | 1 |
| Ratio of Carbon & Nitrogen in Temperate Area (Graph Based) | 1 |
| Threatened Species | 1 |
| Mark Recapture Technique (Calculative) | 1 |
| Yeast 2 hybrid system | 1 |
| Drosophila Gilbert Diagram | 1 |
| Cytoskeleton | 4 |
| PCR Based | 1 |
| External Fertilisation | 1 |
| T cell Excretory System | 1 |
| Mobile Florigen in plant | 1 |
| Techniques | 3-4 |
| Transcription | 1 |
| Reproductive System | 1 |
| Fertilisation in sea-water | 1 |
| Heart Value | 1 |
| Immunology | 3-4 |
| Vernalisation Effect | 1 |
Questions Asked in CSIR NET Life Science Exam 2023
The table below contains a few questions from today's CSIR NET Life Science Shift 1 & Shift 2.
| Questions |
Order of relatedness in Humans, Orangutan, Gibbon, Gorillas and Chimpanzee |
Kaposi's sarcoma is caused by which virus?
|
During cell culture which of the following is not treated by trypsin? |
| Which secondary metabolites synthesize Methionine |
Which speciation will be shown in the Lizard population in the Indian peninsular region
|
Candidates can check the CSIR NET Chemistry analysis below. The exam was conducted on the first shift on 27th December, i.e., from 9:00 am to 12 noon. After the exam, the detailed CSIR NET chemistry paper review is shared below.
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CSIR NET Chemistry Analysis: Difficulty Level (27 December 2023)
After the feedback received from the candidates who took the exam, our experts have delivered a combined analysis of the difficulty levels of each section in the Chemical Science question paper. Part A is categorized as easy to moderate, Part B as moderate, and Part C as easy. Overall, the exam had a moderate difficulty level.
| Topic | Difficulty level |
| Part A | Moderate |
| Part B | Moderate |
| Part C | Moderate- Difficult |
| Overall | Moderate- Difficult |
CSIR NET Chemical Science Analysis: Topic-Wise Weightage
Candidates can check the topics with the maximum weightage and the number of questions asked from different topics in the tables below. Check the Part A, Part B, and C topic-wise weightage in the CSIR NET Chemistry exam analysis.
CSIR NET Chemical Science Part A Topic Wise Weightage
Part A of the Chemical Science Paper consists of questions based on the candidate's General Aptitude, which is the same for all subjects. The candidates can check the table below to analyze the number of questions asked through the CSIR NET Chemical Science Exam analysis.
| Topics | Weightage of Marks |
Number System | 3 |
Ratio & Proportion | 1 |
Percentage | 1 |
| Speed and Distance | 2 |
Distance & Direction | 1 |
Geometry | 2 |
Pattern Series | 1 |
| DI | 2 |
CSIR NET Chemistry Topic Wise Weightage for Part B and C
Part B and C of the Chemical Science exam analysis includes units/topics-wise analysis of questions. You can learn the weightage for all the topics by scrolling through the table below.
| Inorganic Chemistry | Number Of Questions |
| 3-4 | |
| 1 | |
| 2-3 | |
| 3-4 | |
| 1 | |
| Inorganic Spectroscopy | 1-2 |
| Coordination Chemistry | 2-3 |
| Organometallics | 3-4 |
| Organic Chemistry | Number Of Questions |
| 1 | |
| 3-4 | |
| 2-3 | |
| 2-3 | |
| 2-3 | |
| Reaction Mechanism | 5 |
| Aromaticity & GOC | 1 |
| Stereo Chemistry | 2-3 |
| Physical Chemistry | Number Of Questions |
| 3-4 | |
| 4-5 | |
| 1 | |
| 1 | |
| 1 | |
| Thermodynamics | 2 |
| Solid State | 2-3 |
Questions Asked CSIR NET Chemical Science Exam 2023
The table below contains a glimpse of the questions asked in the CSIR NET Chemical Sciences Exam, Shift 1, today. We will update more questions later.
| Questions |
Q. Micelle formation is above to Critical Micelle Concentration (CMC)
|
Magnetic moment (B.M.) for the ground state of a f13 ion is _________ |
| The number of octahedral and tetrahedral voids in FCC are |
Why Eu+3 shows deviation?
|
The expected number of 19F NMR spectral lines, including satellites, for [XeF5]– is Abundance of 129Xe (I = 1/2) = 26.5%] |
Candidates can check the CSIR NET Mathematical Sciences analysis below. The exam was conducted on the first shift, i.e., from 9:00 am to 12 noon. After the exam, the detailed CSIR NET Mathematical Science paper review is shared below.
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CSIR NET Mathematical Science Analysis: Difficulty Level (28 December 2023)
After the feedback received from the candidates who took the exam, our experts delivered a combined analysis of the difficulty levels of each section in the Mathematical Science question paper.
| Topic | Difficulty level |
| Part A | Easy |
| Part B | Moderate |
| Part C | Moderate- Difficult |
| Overall | Moderate |
CSIR NET Mathematical Science Analysis: Topic-Wise Weightage
Candidates can check the topics with the maximum weightage and the number of questions asked from different topics in the tables below. Check the Part A, Part B, and C topic-wise weightage in the CSIR NET Mathematical Science exam analysis.
CSIR NET Mathematical Science Part A Topic Wise Weightage
Part A of the Mathematical Science Paper consists of questions based on the candidate's General Aptitude, which is the same for all subjects. The candidates can check the table below to analyze the number of questions asked through the CSIR NETMathematical Science Exam analysis.
| Topics | Weightage of Marks |
Geometry | 1 |
Ratio & Proportion | 1 |
Divisibility | 2 |
| Speed and Distance | 1 |
Mean, Median, Mode | 1 |
Clock | 1 |
Number System | 3 |
| Bar Graph | 1 |
| Sitting Arrangement | 1 |
Part B and C of the Mathematical Science exam analysis include units/topics-wise analysis of questions. You can learn the weightage for all the topics by scrolling through the table below.
| Topics | Number Of Questions |
| 9-10 | |
| 9-10 | |
| 5-6 | |
| 5-6 | |
| 8-9 | |
| 8-9 | |
| 12 |
The table below contains a glimpse of the questions asked in the CSIR NET Mathematical Sciences Exam, Shift 1, today. We will update more questions later.
| Questions |
Inf of U if U = {x ∊ R : x2 – 9x + 18 ≤ 0, x2 – 3x + 92 ≤ 0}. |
Approximate the value of relation dydx=3x+3y+1, y(1) = 1 with step size 0.05 |
| In a family of four, the engineer is the son of a chemist and brother of the teacher, the chemist is the wife of a lawyer and mother of a teacher. Relation between teacher and chemist? |
Candidates can check the CSIR NET Physical Sciences analysis below. The exam was conducted on the second shift, i.e., from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM on 27th December. After the exam, the detailed CSIR NET Physical Science paper review is shared below.
CSIR NET Physical Science Analysis: Difficulty Level (27 December 2023)
After the feedback received from the candidates who took the exam, our experts have delivered a combined analysis of the difficulty levels of each section in the Physical Science question paper. Part A is categorized as easy to moderate, Part B as moderate, and Part C as easy. Overall, the exam had a moderate difficulty level.
| Topic | Difficulty level |
| Part A | Moderate |
| Part B | Moderate |
| Part C | Moderate |
| Overall | Moderate |
Candidates can check the topics with the maximum weightage and the number of questions asked from different topics in the tables below. Check the Part A, Part B, and C topic-wise weightage in the CSIR NET Physical Science exam analysis.
CSIR NET Physical Science Part A Topic Wise Weightage
Part A of the Physical Science Paper consists of questions based on the candidate's General Aptitude. The candidates can check the table below to analyze the number of questions asked through the CSIR NET Physical Science Exam analysis.
| Topics | Weightage of Marks |
Number System | 4 |
Ratio & Proportion | 1 |
Percentage | 1 |
| Speed and Distance | 1 |
Distance & Direction | 1 |
Geometry | 2 |
Missing Number Series | 1 |
| DI | 2 |
CSIR NET Physical Science Topic Wise Weightage for Part B and C
Part B and C of the Physical Science exam analysis includes units/topics-wise analysis of questions. You can learn the weightage for all the topics by scrolling through the table below.
| Topics | Number Of Questions |
| 1 | |
| 1 | |
| 1 | |
| 1 | |
| 1 | |
| 3-4 | |
| 1 | |
| 1 | |
| 1 | |
| 1 | |
| 1 | |
| 1 | |
| 3-4 | |
| 3-4 |
Good attempts in CSIR NET Exam analysis refer to the number of questions that a candidate has attempted correctly and confidently within the given time frame. Thus, it is an important aspect of evaluating one's performance in the exam. We will keep updating the number of good attempts as the exam is completed.
Below you can find the number of good attempts for Part A of the Life Science exam this year. Analyzing good attempts helps in determining the accuracy and efficiency of the candidate's problem-solving skills, time management abilities, and overall understanding.
Topics | Number of Good Attempts (Shift 1) | Number of Good Attempts (Shift 2) |
| Blood relation | 1 | - |
| Order and Ranking | 2 | - |
| DI (Bar Graph) | 1 | - |
| Profit and Loss | 2 | - |
| Speed Distance | 2 | - |
| Ratio and Proportion | 1 | 2-3 |
| Geometry | 1 | - |
| Algebra | 2 | - |
| Probability | 1 | 2-3 |
Number of Good Attempts for Part B and C: Shift 1
Candidates can learn the number of good attempts in Parts B and C of the Life Science exam in Shift 1. However, it is important to note that this information is based on the feedback of a select number of candidates and is subjective. Hence, it may not be accurate.
| Topics | Part B | Part C |
| Enzyme kinetics, Glycolysis, amino acid metabolism, thermodynamics, Pellagra | 4 to 5 | 3 to 4 |
| Cell movement of small molecules plants | 3 to 5 | 4 to 5 |
| Antibiotic- Mode of action, Fidelity of DNA replication, SOS repair, DNA packaging, DNA structure, Initiation, Operon | 4 to 5 | 5 to 6 |
| RTK pathway t cell Complement system- tuberculosis, MAPK, GAP-GEF | 4 to 5 | 3 to 4 |
| Amphibian development (differentiation between ectoderm and mesodern) Elegans sea urchin frog development | 6 to 7 | 7 to 8 |
| Photosynthesis, plant adaptation, CAM cycle, | 3 to 4 | 4 to 5 |
| Color Blindness, Hardy Weinberg, Allelic frequency | 1 to 2 | 1 to 2 |
| Bryophyte life cycle | 1 | 2 |
| Kin selection, net primary productivity, habitat of various organisms, | 3 to 4 | 6 to 7 |
| Maximum likelihood, parsimony | 2 | 3 |
| Microscopy ELISA, RIA, Southern blotting, Mass Spec, RACE, PGE, Isoelectric focusing | 5 to 6 | 2 to 3 |
Number of Good Attempts for Part B and C: Shift 2
Learning the number of good attempts in an exam allows candidates to gauge their performance, identify areas of strength and weakness, and make necessary adjustments in their preparation strategy for future attempts. Here is a list of good attempts in Part B and C of the exam in Shift 2:
| Topics | Part B | Part C |
| Plant products. Photosynthesis, plant adaptation, CAM cycle | 4 to 5 | 5 |
| Color Blindness, Hardy Weinberg, Allelic frequency, | 3 to 4 | 4 to 5 |
| Bryophyte life cycle | 1 | 2 |
| Kin selection, net primary productivity, habitat of various organisms, | 3 to 4 | 6 to 7 |
| Maximum likelihood, parsimony, | 2 | 3 |
| Microscopy- phase contrast, resolving power ELISA, RIA, Southern blotting, Mass Spec, RACE, PGE, Isoelectric focussing | 5 to 6 | 2 to 3 |
You can learn about the number of good attempts in the Chemical Science exam that was held on 7 June 2023 by going through the below table. The Chemistry exam is generally considered a bit challenging but the difficulty level and good attempts can change every year.
Good Attempts in Part A of Chemical Science Exam
To learn the number of good attempts for each topic in Part A of the Chemical Science exam, refer to the table. The highest number of good attempts has been observed in the Percentage questions.
| Topics | Good Attempts |
Geometry | 1 |
Ratio | 2 |
Percentage | 3 |
| Speed and Distance | 1 |
Paper Cutting | 1 |
HCF- LCM | 1 |
Logical Puzzle | 1 |
| Mixture and Allegation | 1 |
Good Attempts in Parts B and C of Chemical Science Exam
For Parts B and C, here is the number of good attempts for each section. Candidates must note that good attempts provide an indication of a candidate's performance, but it may not always accurately reflect their final score or rank.
| Topics | Good Attempts |
| 2 | |
| 3 | |
| 3-4 | |
| 3 | |
| 3 | |
| Stability of Carbocation | 3 |
| Isoelectric Point | 4 |
| | 4 |
| Quantum Chemistry | 4 |
| Organometallic | 3 |
| 3 | |
| 4 |
You can find information about the number of successful attempts in the Mathematical Science exam that took place on June 7, 2023, by referring to the table provided below. The Mathematics exam is typically perceived as difficult, but the level of difficulty and successful attempts can vary from year to year.
Good Attempts in Part A of Mathematical Science Exam
The table shows the number of good attempts for various topics in the exam. Data Interpretation and Ratio & Proportion had 2 good attempts, while topics like Compound Interest and Mensuration had 1 good attempt. Other topics had only 1 good attempt each.
Topics | Good Attempts |
Logical Venn diagram | 1 |
Compound Interest | 1 |
Data Interpretation | 2 |
Mensuration | 1 |
Graph | 1 |
Ratio & Proportion | 2 |
Permutation | 2 |
| Logical Puzzle | 1 |
| Mean, Medium, and mode | 1 |
| Speed & Distance | 1 |
| Standard Deviation | 1 |
| N.S | 1 |
Good Attempts in Parts B and C of Mathematical Science Exam
The table below indicates the number of good attempts for various topics in the exam. Multivariate Analysis, Mathematical Statistics, and Random Variable had 3 good attempts each. PDE Cauchy Problem, Galois field, and Roots had 2 good attempts, while other topics had 1 good attempt each.
| Topics | Good Attempts |
| Linear Algebra question | 2 |
| Identity theorem and Residue | 1 |
PDE Cauchy Problem | 2 |
| Galois field, simple group application Sulows theorem | 2 |
Multivariate Analysis | 3 |
Random variable | 3 |
Mathematical Statistics | 3 |
Bayesian inference | 1 |
Group of Order 23 and Normal Subgroups | 2 |
Markov Chain | 1 |
Reliability Theory | 1 |
Roots | 2 |
By referring to the table below, you can access details about the number of successful or good attempts in the Physical Science exam held on June 8, 2023. The number of good attempts can shed light on a candidate's performance and accuracy before the declaration of results. So, go through the good attempts in different parts of the Physical Science exam below.
Good Attempts in Part A of Physical Science Exam
The table displays the number of good attempts for different topics in the CSIR NET Physical Science exam. Reasoning had 3 good attempts, Quantitative Aptitude/Numerical Ability had 4, and Data Interpretation and Graphical Analysis had 3. These numbers indicate the relative success in answering questions in each respective topic.
| Topic | Good Attempts |
| Reasoning | 3 |
| Quantitative Aptitude/ Numerical Ability | 4 |
| Data Interpretation and Graphical Analysis | 3 |
Good Attempts in Parts B and C of Physical Science Exam
Here you can find the number of good attempts in Parts B and C of the Physics exam held today. The maximum number of good attempts were in the Pressure and Volume topic as per the feedback of the candidates.
Topics | Good Attempts |
| Quantum | 3 to 4 |
| Coupling | 4 |
| Classical Physics | 3 to 4 |
| Mechanical Physics | 4 |
| Pressure and Volume | 5 |
Candidates must be curious about hte expected cut off for their subject. To help candidates we have provided the expected cut off of each subject after the exam. CSIR NET cut off is devised based on the reviews shared by candidates and the previous years trends.
Check the expected CSIR NET Physics Cut off marks provided by the experts for JRF and Assistant Professor in the tables below.
Expected Cutoff Marks for JRF
| Category | Expected Cut off Marks (%) |
| General | 38.813 |
| SC | 25.000 |
| ST | 22.000 |
| OBC | 33.000 |
| EWS | 33.000 |
Expected Cutoff Marks for Assistant Professor
| Category | Expected Cut off Marks (%) |
| General | 34.932 |
| SC | 25.000 |
| ST | 22.000 |
| OBC | 33.000 |
| EWS | 33.000 |
Candidates preparing for the CSIR NET exam must know the previous year's analysis to understand the level of questions asked, topics distribution, and more.
CSIR NET Life Science Exam Analysis 17 February 2022
The candidates can check the CSIR NET Life Science Exam Analysis below. Check the topic wise and overall difficulty level.
| Topic | Analysis for Group 1 |
| Overall Difficulty Level | Moderate to Difficult |
| Difficulty Level of Section A | Easy |
| Difficulty Level of Section B | Difficult |
| Difficulty Level of Section C | Moderate |
| Topics with Maximum Weightage | To be Updated |
| Expected No. of Good Attempts | 45-46 |
CSIR NET Mathematics Exam Analysis- 16 February 2022
The candidates can check all essential highlights of the CSIR NET 2022 Exam Analysis for Mathematical Science below
| Topic | Analysis |
| Overall Difficulty Level | Moderate |
| Difficulty Level of Section A | Easy to Moderate |
| Difficulty Level of Section B | Moderate to difficult |
| Difficulty Level of Section C | Moderate to difficult |
| Topics with Maximum Weightage | To be Updated |
| Expected No. of Good Attempts | 100-110 |
CSIR NET Physical Sciences Exam Analysis 2022 - 15 February 2022
Per the CSIR NET exam analysis 2022 for physical science, the difficulty level of the exam was difficult.
| Aspects | CSIR NET Paper Analysis |
| Overall Difficulty Level | Difficult (compared to the previous year, 2020) |
| Difficulty Level of Section A | Easy to Moderate |
| Difficulty Level of Section B | Moderate to Difficult |
| Difficulty Level of Section C | Moderate to Difficult |
| Topics with Maximum Weightage | to be updated |
| Expected No. of Good Attempts | 50-55 |
CSIR NET Earth Science Exam Analysis 2022 - 29 January 2022
NTA conducted the CSIR NET 2022 exam for Earth, Atmospheric, Ocean, and Planetary Sciences on 29 January 2022. Check the question paper pattern and detailed analysis of all the parts and questions asked in the exam.
CSIR NET Exam Analysis Part A 2022
| S.No. | Topic | Difficulty level |
| 1 | Reasoning | Easy to Moderate |
| 2 | Quantitative Aptitude/ Numerical Ability | Moderate |
| 3 | Data Interpretation and Graphical Analysis | Easy |
CSIR NET Paper Wise Exam Analysis 2020-2021: CSIR NET 2020-2021 Exam started on 19 November 2021 and concluded on 26 November 2021. Per the feedback of the aspirants and subject-matter experts, the exam was moderate in difficulty. We have provided you with the details of the CSIR NET Exam Analysis 2020-2021 for papers A, B, and C.
| S.No. | Topic | Total Questions asked | Difficulty level |
| 1 | Reasoning | 10-11 | Easy to Moderate |
| 2 | Quantitative Aptitude/ Numerical Ability | 5-6 | Moderate |
| 3 | Data Interpretation and Graphical Analysis | 4-5 | Easy |
CSIR NET Exam Analysis 2019: Below is the subject-wise analysis of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research National Eligibility Test. Check out the CSIR NET Paper 2 exam 2019 analysis below:
CSIR NET Paper 2 Subjects | Difficulty Level |
Physical Sciences | Easy to Moderate |
Life Sciences | Easy to Moderate |
Chemical Sciences | Moderate to Difficult |
Mathematical Sciences | Moderate to Difficult |
Earth, Atmospheric, Ocean, and Planetary Sciences | Moderate to Difficult |
Along with releasing the official CSIR recruitment notification, the National Testing Agency has also released a set of guidelines that must be followed by the candidates while giving the CSIR NET exam. These guidelines are as follows:
CSIR NET Exam Analysis is conducted by our exam experts and consists of all details about the question paper and the difficulty level of the exam. You can check topic-wise difficulty levels, sectional weightage, memory-based questions, and more. We will add the CSIR NET analysis 2023 after the exam ends.
BYJU'S Exam Prep conducts CSIR NET exam analysis for life science, mathematics, physics, and chemical science. Candidates just have to check the detailed paper review including the difficulty levels and good attempts shared with us by students here after the exam ends.
Byjus Exam Prep provides the CSIR NET exam analysis of all the subjects. After the exam, candidates can check the subject-wise analysis for Earth Science, Chemistry, Life Science, Physics, and Mathematics. The exam analysis for each subject includes insights on the difficulty level of the exam, topic-wise distribution of questions, weightage of different sections, and an assessment of good attempts.
Yes, the experts provide an analysis of all the parts for each subject after the exam is over. Candidates can check the reasonable attempts of each section here. The CSIR NET exam analysis helps candidates in understanding the overall performance and trends of the exam for their respective subjects.
The difficulty level of all subjects in CSIR NET exams is generally moderate. Hence, candidates with good preparation can score outrank their competitors in the exam. However, we will share the detailed difficulty level as part of the CSIR NET Exam analysis 2023 after the completion of the upcoming exam.
The CSIR NET paper difficulty level depends on the candidate's chosen subject and the aspirant's preparation level. If you have prepared well for the exam, you may find the exam easy, whereas the same paper will be difficulty if your preparation is not up to the mark.
The CSIR NET question paper is set by a team of subject experts and experienced professionals in the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR). The question paper is designed to assess the candidates' knowledge, understanding, and analytical abilities in their respective subjects.
The length of the CSIR NET exam can vary depending on the subject and the number of sections or papers included in the exam. Generally, the CSIR NET exam is considered to be of moderate length. The paper is split into Parts A, B, and C. And candidates must attempt the paper strategically by allotting appropriate time to each section.
The difficulty level of the CSIR NET Life Science exam on 6 June 2023 was moderate. Although the exam was held in two different shifts, the difficulty level was similar in both shifts as per our experts and the feedback we have received from the candidates.
The overall difficulty level of the Chemical Science exam held on 7th June was between easy to moderate. The difficulty level of Part A was moderate, whereas Parts B and C were easy and moderate respectively. The number of good attempts was also high for this exam as per the candidates.
The overall difficulty level of the CSIR NET Mathematics exam held on 7 June was moderate. The detailed analysis of each section of the exam has been described in the post above. Candidates can also find the number of good attempts for each section above.
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