The CSIR NET Physical Science Cut Off is the minimum score a candidate needs to secure eligibility for the exam and qualify for JRF (Junior Research Fellowship) or Lectureship. The cut-off varies every year based on the total number of candidates appearing, the difficulty level of the exam, and the category of the candidates. Generally, the cut-off is declared along with the results on the official CSIR website. For the Physical Science paper, candidates must score high to reach the competitive cut-off, which is generally higher for the General category than the reserved categories, such as SC, ST, OBC, and EWS. The trends of the previous year’s cut-offs can be used by the candidates to set realistic targets for preparation. It is important to prepare well by focusing on core topics, solving previous year papers, and keeping updated with official announcements.
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