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Madhav Tripathi
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Yes, if you have cleared UGC NET exam in Management then you are eligible for the post of Assistant Professor in various management colleges or universities.
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Mansi tolani
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Both CSIR NET and Ph.D. have their own perks. If one wants to pursue their career in lectureship than either you can get it through your NET rank or if your priority is research, then after Ph.D. you may continue with the lectureship. If a candidate is more ambitious and does not want to end up doing Ph.D. then there are more opportunities to explore I. e. Post Doctorate. CSIR NET Exam http://bit.ly/2P1unJk gives candidate an opportunity of getting fellowship for Ph.D. A person having Ph.D. already actually do not need to go for CSIR. Lastly, go with a basic mathematical calculation if it gives you the same returns the
Both CSIR NET and Ph.D. have their own perks. If one wants to pursue their career in lectureship than either you can get it through your NET rank or if your priority is research, then after Ph.D. you may continue with the lectureship. If a candidate is more ambitious and does not want to end up doing Ph.D. then there are more opportunities to explore I. e. Post Doctorate. CSIR NET Exam http://bit.ly/2P1unJk gives candidate an opportunity of getting fellowship for Ph.D. A person having Ph.D. already actually do not need to go for CSIR. Lastly, go with a basic mathematical calculation if it gives you the same returns the
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