What is the proper syllabus for the CSIR NET for general aptitude?

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For the CSIR NET (National Eligibility Test) exam, the General Aptitude section is aimed at assessing a candidate's logical reasoning, quantitative aptitude, and analytical abilities. The CSIR NET General Aptitude syllabus is designed to evaluate your overall cognitive skills. Here's a breakdown of the topics included in the General Aptitude section:

1. Part A - General Aptitude:

   • Logical Reasoning: This may include questions on patterns, analogies, series completion, and logical connectivity of ideas.

   • Graphical Analysis: Interpretation of data in graphical forms like tables, charts, and graphs.

   • Analytical and Numerical Ability: Questions to test your numerical and mathematical abilities.

   • Quantitative Comparison: Assessing your ability to compare and analyze numerical quantities.

It's important to note that the General Aptitude section is common for all subjects in the CSIR NET exam. Candidates are advised to practice a variety of questions to enhance their problem-solving skills.

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