The results of the Central Scientific and Industrial Research-National Eligibility Test, or CSIR NET 2023, will be released shortly. The National Testing Agency (NTA) has already released the final answer key, and the results are expected to be released shortly. Nonetheless, an official confirmation of the date of the results is anticipated. This time, 2,74,027 candidates sat the examination.
To pass the CSIR UGC NET 2023, students in the general, EWS, and OBC categories must achieve a score of 33%, while SC, ST, and PWD students must achieve a score of 25%. The Joint CSIR-UGC NET 2023 was administered on June 6, 7, and 8 at 426 examination locations in 178 cities throughout India. According to data provided by the NTA, 2,74,027 candidates took the CSIR NET in 2023.
Candidates who sat the exam this year will be able to view their CSIR NET 2023 results on the official website, csirnet.nta.nic.in, once they have been made available. To view their scores, candidates will need their application number and date of birth.
HOW TO CHECK THE NTA CSIR NET RESULT 2023
- Go to csirnet.nta.nic.in
- The CSIR NET result link can be found on the homepage.
- Enter your login information
- The CSIR NET 2023 results will be displayed.
- Save a copy of the outcome for future use.
NTA CSIR NET 2023 RESULT: NORMALISATION PROCEDURE
The NTA will use the normalisation procedure for the final results. The agency has stated that if the exam for a subject is administered in multiple sessions, the NTA score will be calculated based on the candidate’s raw score. According to the official information brochure, the calculated score for the raw marks for all periods and sessions will be combined for further processing in determining the allocation.
The preliminary answer key was made available on June 14, and the window for challenging the answer key remained open until June 16. Objections were then reviewed to generate the final answer key. On July 17, the NTA CSIR NET 2023 ultimate answer key was made public. Four questions have been eliminated from the answer key; one question has been eliminated from the answer key for each of life sciences, chemical sciences, and mathematical sciences.
