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shobhit kumar
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Hello,
If you are in reserved category, you are eligible. As minimum percentage for reserved category is 50% and for unreserved category is 55%. Good luck.
If you are in reserved category, you are eligible. As minimum percentage for reserved category is 50% and for unreserved category is 55%. Good luck.
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Rakhi Agrawal
Contributor-Level 9
Hello Rich, As such, there is no proper format for the marks distribution for paper-2. The whole UGC NET exam will consist of 300 questions for 300 marks. Out of these questions, 200 questions will be from the specialised subject.
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Rishab Mehta
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Please refer the link for all the details regarding admission: https://www.shiksha.com/exams/ugc-net.
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Rohit Khalekar
Contributor-Level 6
Hi, Yes, you are eligible for UGC NET exam as you have completed your Master's. Kindly make sure to check all other eligibility criteria to confirm your eligibility for the exam.
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Shalini Sharma
Guide-Level 11
Books are play an important role in the preparation of the exam. And for the UGC NET prefer best reference books to prepare well because it is one of the toughest entrance exam for lectureship and junior research fellowship. To get the targeted score you need to have complete knowledge related to NET exam.
Here are some books which can surely help you.
1. UGC NET/JRF/SET Sociology: Paper II by K. Kautilya
2. UGC-NET/SET: Sociology (Paper II) by RPH Editorial Board
3. UGC (Net/JRF/SLET) - Samaj Shastra Paper 2 & 3 by S. K. Ojha
4. UGC NET (JRF & Ls) Sociology Paper 2 by Fazle Kibria & Shakeel Anwar
5. Truemans UGC NET/SET General Paper I b
Here are some books which can surely help you.
1. UGC NET/JRF/SET Sociology: Paper II by K. Kautilya
2. UGC-NET/SET: Sociology (Paper II) by RPH Editorial Board
3. UGC (Net/JRF/SLET) - Samaj Shastra Paper 2 & 3 by S. K. Ojha
4. UGC NET (JRF & Ls) Sociology Paper 2 by Fazle Kibria & Shakeel Anwar
5. Truemans UGC NET/SET General Paper I b
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Neha Garg
Contributor-Level 6
Hello,
If you are going to prepare for UGC NET Exam with Sociology subject then you can refer the below books:
Sociology -T. B. Bottomore. Sociology Dictionary - William P. Scott
Sociology for UGC-NET/SLET/JRF, Paper I, II and III Previous Years Solved Papers
UGC NET/SET (JRF & LS) SOCIOLOGY Paper II & III
UGC-NET/SET: Sociology Guide (Paper II & III). These books included study material along with the previous year question papers with their solution. You can go through the below link to know more about UGC NET Sociology Paper 1 & 2 Syllabus, Eligibility, Tips & Questions- https://scoop.eduncle.com/ugc-net-sociology-exam
There is two paper
If you are going to prepare for UGC NET Exam with Sociology subject then you can refer the below books:
Sociology -T. B. Bottomore. Sociology Dictionary - William P. Scott
Sociology for UGC-NET/SLET/JRF, Paper I, II and III Previous Years Solved Papers
UGC NET/SET (JRF & LS) SOCIOLOGY Paper II & III
UGC-NET/SET: Sociology Guide (Paper II & III). These books included study material along with the previous year question papers with their solution. You can go through the below link to know more about UGC NET Sociology Paper 1 & 2 Syllabus, Eligibility, Tips & Questions- https://scoop.eduncle.com/ugc-net-sociology-exam
There is two paper
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Apoorva DuttaInformation Science|Research
Contributor-Level 7
For some subjects, Ph.D. or FPM are based on specialisation so NET or JRF qualified you for a few, check those.
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Neha Garg
Contributor-Level 6
Hello,
For appearing in the NET Exam, it is necessary for a candidate to qualify his post-graduation with 55% of marks (50% for other categories). As you said you are in your 1st year of M.Com. So, do not worry because you can start your preparation from now. You can follow the below link:
https://medium.com/@shonalig31/best-preparation-strategies-to-get-good-marks-in-ugc-net-exam-2019-63850dd300d5
But, you can fill the form when you are in your final year of M.Com and your result is still awaited, but you will be eligible after having passed a Master's Degree or Equivalent Degree.
For appearing in the NET Exam, it is necessary for a candidate to qualify his post-graduation with 55% of marks (50% for other categories). As you said you are in your 1st year of M.Com. So, do not worry because you can start your preparation from now. You can follow the below link:
https://medium.com/@shonalig31/best-preparation-strategies-to-get-good-marks-in-ugc-net-exam-2019-63850dd300d5
But, you can fill the form when you are in your final year of M.Com and your result is still awaited, but you will be eligible after having passed a Master's Degree or Equivalent Degree.
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Neha Garg
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Hello Rehbar,
Definitely, to become an assistant professor, Ph.D. is mandatory (however, it will be effective from 2021). You can apply in IIT's and NIT's and in universities. You also can apply for research work in IIT colleges. After clearing the NET Exam, you will be able to teach in a private university but to become a government lecturer or an assistant professor's job, you have to complete your doctorate degree.
Definitely, to become an assistant professor, Ph.D. is mandatory (however, it will be effective from 2021). You can apply in IIT's and NIT's and in universities. You also can apply for research work in IIT colleges. After clearing the NET Exam, you will be able to teach in a private university but to become a government lecturer or an assistant professor's job, you have to complete your doctorate degree.
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