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I want to give the answer in one word Yes, UGC NET exam can be cracked in very first attempt and believe me it is not at all an insurmountable exam. A working guy who devotes 1213 hours daily in commuting and office, therefore it was very difficult to give 23 hours daily for UGC NET. Here is the plan that I followed to crack NTA UGC NET http://bit.ly/2FSok2K
1. studying while commuting: I live in Delhi and works in Noida hence it took around 3 to 4 hours daily in just commuting (To and fro). I planned why not to use my travelling time for studies. Therefore I started carrying my books and handwritten notes along with me while travelling. It was difficult for me to study during travelling at night therefore I started studying in morning only for around 1 and half hour on daily basis.
2. Studying during Weekends: Yes, I work in a Big MNC where I got off on Weekends (Its the best part that I love about my company). I have made a time table for me of around 6 hours which was divided into 3 slots of 2 hours each. Each slot was allotted to the specific unit of either Paper I, II or III.
3. Read again & again: Generally people ask me how you were able to crack all of your exams in very first attempt with first division. I gave them very simple answer just read your chapters again & again. You want believe but I never crammed anything in my life and instead I read my course many time (sometimes 7 times) so that it got printed on my mind. This trick is not useful only in your student life but will help you to churn out better in your professional life as well. (I am usually rewarded by my clients and office mates that I am the person who never forgets anything, but this is not true. Its just that I read my mails many times and whenever someone tells me anything I keep discussing those with other friends. )
So, go ahead and start preparing for your exam and I am pretty much sure you would be able to crack your exam in first attempt.

Hello, NTA successfully conducted the UGC NET exam on 28th June 2019. The result will be declared on 15th July 2019 as per the notifications. NTA also revised the syllabus for June 2019 including the Paper 1. As per the guidelines of the NTA you can apply for the subject in which you have qualified or qualifying your Post-Graduation course. If you belong from the General category, your PG must not score less than 55%. Here I'm sharing some of the important topics of UGC NET Computer Science
Computer Architecture
Database Management System (DBMS)
Data Structure & DAA
Theory of Computation
I hope the given information will help you out. Feel free to ask more queries. All the Best!

Hello, CSIR NET is the gateway to become an Assistant Professor and Researcher. There are many strategies through which you can achieve success by qualifying your CSIR NET Exam. But which strategy will suits you the best and gives the best result to you is the most important part of your study. And on the topmost priority, you have to prepare enough for CSIR NET Exam as the level of competition is increasing every year. For now, you have time left for your preparation try to focus on your studies. Below are some of the CSIR NET Preparation 2019 tricks and techniques to Crack CSIR NET: Follow the updates syllabus revised by the NTA. You can download the updated syllabus from the official website of the NTA. Always buy good books which cover most of the topics from your syllabus. Join the online test series. Solve previous years question papers. Instead of asking others, google your problems this will help you to manage your time.

Dear Barnali
The UGC NET Exam is a University Grants Commission - National Entrance Exam; it is one of the toughest Exam. The exams are conducted for position of Lectureship & Junior Research Fellowship. There are so many History Books for UGC NET that will help you to score good in NET Exam.
1. UGC NET/SET History Exam Guide by Kr Sanjay, S. D. Tiwary
2. Ancient India by R. S. Sharma
3. Indian History by Krishna Reddy
4. Modern Indian History by Tarique Mohammed
5. Rrueman's UGC NET History by Pramod Singh
6. Indian History with Objective Questions and Historical Maps by VK Agnihotri
7. A History Of Ancient And Early Medieval India by Upinder Singh.