NEW DELHI: The National Eligibility Test (NET), a qualifying exam for recruitment of college and university teachers, may not be conducted twice a year as the CBSE has proposed that it should be made an annual exercise. Also, the University Grants Commission (UGC) has ended the uncertainty over the July edition of the exam and has decided that the CBSE will continue to conduct it even as the board had earlier expressed its inability to do so. According to sources, the proposal, which is at a very nascent stage, is being considered keeping in mind the resources required to conduct the exam as well as the number of candidates appearing for it. "While conducting the exam once a year will make candidates more serious about it, resources can also be utilized judiciously as holding a national-level exam is a massive exercise. However, the idea is at a very nascent stage," a source said. "The CBSE has proposed the idea keeping in mind that only 17 per cent of the ...
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