CSIR NET Life Sciences: Online unit and mock test series

Prepare for CSIR NET Life Sciences like never before with Pathfinder Academy's meticulously designed mock test series. Tailored for aspirants of CSIR NET Life Sciences, these tests replicate the actual exam environment, enabling you to assess your scores and rank on a national scale. Why choose Pathfinder Academy’s CSIR NET Life Sciences unit and mock test series?

Type of tests

Unit-wise tests and Mock tests

• 13 Unit-wise tests = ₹ 1000/- (Including GST)
• 5 Mock Tests series = ₹ 1000/- (Including GST)
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Unit-wise tests

Optimize your preparation with our unit-wise tests, which include a total of 11 unit-wise test papers and 2 additional test papers focused on General Aptitude. Each test paper features 75 to 100 meticulously crafted multiple-choice questions, covering the subjects outlined in the CSIR-NET Life sciences syllabus. These questions are thoughtfully designed to replicate the complexity and diversity found in Part-B and Part-C of the CSIR-NET exam,

Schedule of unit-wise tests: One can start with any unit test but can participate only one time and you are advised that you have to finish all your unit test before appearing for the mock test. As you finish your unit-wise test, it will evaluate how well you have understood those units. The duration of each unit test is 3 hours.

Result and analysis of unit test: The result will be declared after completion of each unit test so that anybody can check and analyse the result. Apart from answer key (along with hint of analytical and numerical questions) - a comprehensive test analysis will be provided to evaluate your test preparation like score card, time taken to solve each question, percentage, part-wise performance, cut-off analysis etc.

Mock Test

There will be five mock test papers based on the pattern of CSIR-JRF-NET. The question paper of each mock test will be divided in three parts: Part - A shall carry 20 questions pertaining to General Aptitude. The candidates shall be required to answer any 15 questions. Part - B shall contain 50 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) generally covering the topics given in the syllabus. A candidate shall be required to answer any 35 questions. Each question of Part - A and B shall be of two marks. Part - C shall contain 75 questions that are designed to test a candidate’s knowledge of scientific concepts and/or application of the scientific concepts. A candidate shall be required to answer any 25 questions. Each question shall be of four marks. There will be negative marking @25% for each wrong answer.

Schedule of Mock Tests

Note : The test schedule is subject to change based on exam notifications.

Last date of registration

26th January, 2025

Log-in time for mock test

10 A.M. to 10 P.M. (If anyone will miss the Log-in timings, then there is no chance to appear in Mock Test. The duration of the Mock Test is 3 hours.)

Result and analysis of mock test: The result will be declared on next day of each mock test (timings: 10 A.M.) and it will remain open for two days so that anybody can check and analyse the result. Apart from answer key (along with hint of analytical and numerical questions)-a comprehensive test analysis will be provided to evaluate your test preparation like All India Rank, score card, time taken to solve each question, percentage etc.

Note : Please be aware that if you did not participate in a specific mock test, you will not have access to the question paper or its solutions for that test.

Medium of examination : English only.

Note : You are advised that before appearing for our Online mock tests, you should practice the questions from our books MCQs and CSIR NET Life Sciences PYQs published by Pathfinder Publication. These books contain topic-wise as well as unit-wise analytical and conceptual questions to develop in-depth understanding of concepts and their applications. The book CSIR NET Life Sciences PYQs also contains previous year's questions in unit-wise manner. By solving those questions one can understand the pattern of questions.