From the Director’s Desk, Pravegaa Education Every year, thousands of students prepare for the CSIR NET Physical Science examination with dreams of qualifying, securing JRF, or earning a fellowship that can change the trajectory of their academic life. But the truth is — the exam does not just test Physics. It tests the mind. It tests your ability to endure, persist, and fight. Recently at Pravegaa Education, we conducted a free All India Full-Length CSIR NET Physics Test, designed to simulate the 3-hour real exam environment. The purpose was simple: to give every aspirant a mirror — not of their marks, but of their mindset. What the data revealed was not academic weakness… it was something far more alarming. I. The Alarming Data: A Crisis of Courage We had a pool of 500 registered CSIR NET aspirants . Yet, only 75 students had the courage to appear . That means 425 students (85%) chose not to face the test. They avoided reality, not because they didn’t know...
The global economy is entering its most disruptive era. Inflation is rising, energy systems are failing, automation is rewriting job markets, and nations are locked in a fierce war for technological dominance. These are not traditional financial problems—they are structural failures created by decades of technological stagnation. And no economic model can fix what only science can solve. At the center of every meaningful solution stands one subject: Physics . The Real Economic Breakdown Energy prices are unstable because we depend on outdated systems. Jobs are disappearing because our workforce lacks scientific skill. Productivity is collapsing because we import technology instead of creating it. Healthcare costs are exploding because we rely on foreign medical devices. Global competition is intensifying because the next superpower will be the nation that masters semiconductors, quantum computing, AI hardware, and renewable energy. Technological weakness is economic weakness....