UGC

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Exam Alerts

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SLET / Eligibility / Forms / Dates / Notification

The State Level Eligibility Test is exam conducted by different states for eligibility to apply for the post of lecturers in that state only.

SLET is based on the pattern of the National Eligibility Test conducted by the UGC and UGC/ CSIR for Humanities, Social Sciences and Sciences subjects respectively.
Candidates appearing for SLET can answer paper in own mother tongue or in English.

Here are the states that conduct SLET:

Maharashtra
Gujarat
Tamil Nadu
Madhya Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh
Himachal Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh
Rajasthan
West Bengal
North Eastern States, including Sikkim

State Level Eligibility Test For Lecturership:

• Uttar Pradesh State level Eligibility Test, Uttar Pradesh (UPSLET)
• State Eligibility Test, Maharashtra (SET, Maharastra)
• State Level Eligibility, Jammu & Kashmir (SLET, J & K)
• State Level Eligibility Test, Andhra Pradesh (SLET, AP)
• Rajasthan State Level Eligibility Test, Rajasthan (RSLET)
• State Level Eligibility Test, Karnataka (SLET, Karnataka)
• Joint Preliminary Eligibility Test, Punjab (JPET, Punjab)
• State Level Eligibility Test, West Bengal (WBCSC)
• State Level Eligibility Test, Gujarat (SLET, Gujarat)
• State Level Eligibility Test, Assam (SLET, Assam)
• State Level Eligibility Test, Madhya Pradesh (SLET, MP)
• State Level Eligibility Test, Himachal Pradesh (SLET, HP)
• North Eastern states Level Eligibility (NE SLET)
• State Level Eligibility Test, Tamilnadu (SLET, Tamilnadu)
• State Level Eligibility Test, Haryana (SLET, Haryana)

Forms available in various banks
Dates are given to registrars of various educational institutions
The dates given in Employment News

Times
http://articles.timesofindia.indiatimes.com/keyword/slet

Grade

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPA
Single Grade
http://www.mun.ca/educ/faculty/mwatch/vol2/mulcahy3.html
Multiple Grade
http://www.onlineconversion.com/grade_point_average.htm

CGPA to Percentage Calculator

http://www.icbse.com/cgpa/

Semester GPA (SGPA) or Overall / Cumulative GPA (CGPA)

GPA is Grade Point Average. There could be semester GPA (SGPA) or overall / cumulative GPA (CGPA). Semester GPA gives you semester result and CGPA gives you overall average of semester you completed. India has 10 point GPA where as America has 4 point GPA system. But now-a-days many Indian colleges also started to give GPA in 4 point system.

Grade point system

In 10 Point system -
8-10 Excellent
6-7 Good
3-5 Pass
1-2 Fail
Note that in 10 point system, Grades (May be Excellent, Very Good, Good, Fair, Average, Poor, Fail etc.) and points varies from college to college since this GPA system is allowed in autonomous universities and colleges.

In 4 point system -
4 Excellent 
3 Good 
2 Pass
1 Fail

Calculate SGPA and CGPA

SGPA=Sum Of (Total Credit of Course X Grade / Points/Credits earned in Course ) / Sum Of (Total Credit of Course)

Example: Credit of Course = 4 (Like that you have 6 courses)
If you have Pass grade that means either 2 (In 4 point system) or 3-5 (In 10 point system). Let's consider 5.
SGPA = (24X5)/24 = 5 (Pass)

In second semester you have Good grade that means either 3 (In 4 point system) or 6-7 (In 10 point system). Let's consider 6.
SGPA = (24X6)/24 = 6 (Good)

Then CGPA of two semesters will be
CGPA= Sum Of all semesters (Total Credit of Course X Grade / Points/Credits earned in Course) / Sum Of all semesters (Total Credit of Course)

CGPA= (120+144)/ (24+24)=264/48=5.5

Similarly you can calculate for remaining semesters CGPA.

Since in India percentage system is adapted and popular. You can easily convert your CGPA to percentage using below formula.
Overall Percentage of semesters = CGPA X 10
Example: If you have 5.5 as CGPA then 
Overall Percentage of semesters = 5.5 X 10 = 55%

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