CSIR NET Exam Analysis 2025 Live: The National Testing Agency (NTA) conducted the CSIR NET July 2025 exam on July 28. This national-level exam was held in two shifts: morning shift from 9 AM to 12 noon and evening shift from 3 PM to 6 PM, with no breaks. The exam for July 2025 session concluded successfully, with test-takers reporting a moderately difficult paper. Candidates planning to appear for CSIR NET December 2025 are advised to refer to the CSIR NET exam analysis for insights into the difficulty level, question trends, and expected cut-offs across all five subjects—Life Science, Earth Science, Physical Science, Mathematical Science, and Environmental Science. In this article, we have provided all the latest updates and detailed analysis of CSIR NET question papers, including difficulty level, types of questions asked and good attempts for both shifts.
CSIR NET 2025 Exam Analysis
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has conducted the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research National Eligibility Test (CSIR NET) 2025. This national-level exam took place in two shifts at 225 CSIR NET Exam Centres. Candidates appearing in the upcoming sessions are encouraged to review the comprehensive CSIR NET exam analysis provided here for valuable insights.
Candidates can refer to the previous year’s analysis to gain a basic understanding of the exam’s difficulty level and question trends.
Part |
Earth Science Difficulty Level |
Mathematical Science Difficulty Level |
Chemical Sciences Difficulty Level |
Life Sciences Difficulty Level |
Physical Science Difficulty Level |
Part A |
Easy to Moderate |
Moderate |
Moderate |
Moderate |
Easy to Moderate |
Part B |
Moderate |
Moderate to Difficult |
Moderate to Difficult |
Moderate to Difficult |
Moderate |
Part C |
Moderate to Difficult |
Moderate to Difficult |
Moderate to Difficult |
Moderate to Difficult |
Moderate |
Total |
Moderate |
Moderate to Difficult |
Moderate to Difficult |
Moderate to Difficult |
Moderate |
CSIR NET Qualifying Marks 2025
To clear the CSIR NET exam, candidates must secure the minimum qualifying marks based on their category. These marks are applicable for both JRF and Lectureship/Assistant Professor roles.
Category |
Minimum Qualifying Marks (%)
|
General/EWS/ OBC (Non-Creamy Layer) | 33% |
SC/ST/PwD | 25% |
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