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IFAS is India's No. 1 CSIR UGC NET, SET & GATE Institute. IFAS provides a wide range of study materials for preparing for different types of exams Like CSIR NET, SET, GATE Exam. This book is written by Dr. Kailash Choudhary who have secured CSIR JRF AIR 1, GATE AIR 1 and guided 20,000+ students to qualify CSIR JRF, GATE & SET Examination. IFAS CSIR NET Life Science PYQ Book is Best Seller book on Amazon. The idea for the book "NTA UGC CSIR NET Lifesciences Previous Year Questions Papers – Answers & Explanations" arose from the need for a book to plan a strategy for entry-level Lifescience competitive examinations, specifically the NTA UGC CSIR NET Exam, which may also be useful for GATE, DBT, ICMR, ICAR, SET and other Ph. D entrance exams. This book covers over 7000+ sorted questions of the UGC CSIR NET JRF Exam from the last 20 years (2011- Dec 2023) with answers and explanations. The question is sorted as per the updated syllabus of CSIR NET Life Science and placed under 13 chapters namely: Biochemistry (Molecules and their Interaction Relevant to Biology) Cell Biology (Cellular Organization) Molecular Biology (Fundamental Processes) Cell Communication and Cell Signaling Developmental Biology System Physiology - Plant System Physiology - Animal Inheritance Biology Diversity of Life Forms Ecological Principles Evolution and Behavior Applied Biology Methods in Biology Each chapter starts with an analysis of questions asked in the exam and has sub-topic-wise sorted basic and applied conceptual questions, which will be very helpful for targetting NTA UGC-CSIR life science in a systemic manner. The answers and explanations to each question were provided using standard Lifesciences books or the author's best knowledge. The ultimate goal of this csir net life science previous year question paper book is to provide the reader with brainstorming challenges and concepts for life science and applied aspect examinations. I have made every effort to ensure that the book is error-free, but I am under no illusion. I welcome reader feedback, criticism, and suggestions for improving the content of this book.