CSIR NET Mock Test Series 2026 (Council of Scientific & Industrial Research)

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CSIR NET 2026: All India Mega Live Test – 01

100 Qs100 Marks60 Mins

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CSIR NET 2026 – Chapter Test 01: Fundamentals

20 Qs20 Marks15 Mins

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CSIR NET Full Mock Test – 01 (Latest Pattern 2026)

100 Qs100 Marks1 Hour

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CSIR NET – Sectional Test 01: Reasoning & Quant

30 Qs30 Marks

PRO

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CSIR NET Previous Year Paper 2024 (Full Paper)

100 QsPYQ 2024

PRO

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Banking & Financial Awareness Booster – Jan 2026

30 Qs30 Marks

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Latest 2026 exam pattern

Key Features of CSIR NET Mock Test Series 2026

✓420+ mock tests as per latest CSIR NET 2026 syllabus
✓15 Full-Length Tests + 128 Chapter Tests + 40 Sectional Tests
✓105+ Previous Year Papers (PYQs)
✓13+ Banking & Financial Current Affairs Booster tests
✓4 completely free mock tests — no registration required
✓Available in Hindi and English medium
✓Detailed scorecard with section-wise analysis and All India Rank
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CSIR NET Exam Pattern 2026

Part A – General Aptitude (All Subjects)

Section	Questions	Marks	Duration
Data Interpretation & Analysis	15	15	—
Reasoning & Scientific Aptitude	15	15	—
Research Aptitude & Methodology	20	20	—
Total	30	30	30 Mins

Part B & C – Subject Specific (Life/Chemical/Physical/Math/Earth Science)

Section	Questions	Marks	Duration
Part B – Subject Questions (MCQ)	35	70	—
Part C – Higher Value Questions (Analytical)	25	75	—
Total	60	145	150 Mins

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. All CSIR NET mock tests are updated as per the latest NTA/CSIR exam pattern for June 2026.

4 completely free CSIR NET tests — no registration required.

CSIR NET Part B has –0.25 and Part C has –0.5 per wrong answer. Part A has no negative marking.

PrepResults covers CSIR NET for Life Sciences, Chemical Sciences, Physical Sciences, Mathematical Sciences, and Earth Sciences.

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