UGC NET Result 2024: What to do if you fail in UGC NET exam? There are plenty of career options, don't worry...
UGC NET Result 2024: The UGC NET exam was held between 21 August to 4 September 2024. NTA released the UGC NET answer key on 12 October 2024. Since then, lakhs of candidates have been waiting for updates on the UGC NET Result 2024. Finally, on 17 October 2024, the UGC NET result was uploaded on ugcnet.nta.ac.in. This year a large number of candidates have failed in the UGC NET exam (UGC NET 2024).
Candidates who have failed in the UGC NET exam need not worry. They have many career options apart from UGC NET. Therefore, now instead of wasting time on the aftermath of UGC NET results, one should start preparing for the future. Let us tell you that 4,970 candidates have qualified for Junior Research Fellowship (JRF), 53,694 for Assistant Professor, and 1,12,070 for PhD admission. Know the career options for candidates who failed in UGC NET 2024.
1- State Level Eligibility Test (SLET)
Eligibility: Candidates who failed in UGC NET can appear in the SLET exam conducted by different states.
Benefit: By passing SLET, you will be eligible to apply for lectureship posts in state universities and colleges.
2- Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET)
Eligibility: CTET i.e. Central Teachers Eligibility Test is mainly for candidates wishing to teach in primary and upper primary schools.
Benefit: By passing CTET, you can apply for the post of teacher in government and private schools across the country.
3- Private Universities and Colleges
Opportunities: Many private institutions offer teaching positions to qualified candidates without NET or JRF scores.
Research: Some private universities and colleges also offer research and development opportunities.
4- Industry-Specific Certifications
Skill Development: Obtaining certification in specific areas can increase employment prospects. This provides options for many career paths.
Example: Certificate in courses like data science, digital marketing, and project management.
5. Government Jobs
Other exams: If you fail in UGC NET or JRF, you can start preparing for a government job by passing UPSC, SSC, or other state-level exams.
