80 Nagaland University students clear UGC-NET exam
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Two students qualified for the JRF and assistant professor, 28 students qualified for assistant professor and admission to PhD, while 50 students qualified for PhD, a varsity release said on Monday.
The UGC-NET examination serves as a benchmark for assessing the eligibility of candidates for roles in academia and research.
Congratulating the students, Nagaland University vice-chancellor Prof JK Patnaik said, "This accomplishment reaffirms the university's ongoing commitment to cultivating a scholarly environment that encourages advanced learning and prepares students for impactful careers in academia, research, and education."
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