threadedwsw
8 posts
Sep 19, 2024
12:17 AM
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Once you pass the CSIR NET, lots of exciting options open up to you. You can join Ph.D. programs and get Junior Research Fellowships, or JRFs, at universities and research centers. There's also the option to be part of research projects in universities or businesses. You could aim for a postdoctoral fellowship to go even further in your specialism. Look out for jobs in government-backed study organizations like CSIR and DRDO, or perhaps teach as a lecturer or assistant professor. R&D roles in industry, especially in medicine making and biotech, are another good pathway. And don't forget, there are scholarships and fellowships to help fund your studies. If you're a bit of a go-getter, why not launch your own business or team up with industry? Studying in specific areas like data science could boost your talents. Lastly, going to conferences and teaming up with your fellow students can tremendously help you get ahead in your research and university-related career.
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