Test preparation

Some of the tips for preparing for the Maharashtra SET examination are given below:
1. It is better to practice with the previous year and sample papers. When practicing with the model question papers you can follow the tips given below:
Carefully study the questions and assess the choices given in the multiple choices. Select the correct choice by using your reasoning ability. If you practice the reasoning ability in the model papers, you will be able to do well in the examination. When preparing for the reading comprehension part, do not assume any information, but use the information given in the paragraph alone.
2. Always begin with the topic in which you feel yourself comfortable during the process of preparation.
3. When preparing, read the topics as if you are reading a storybook, this will enable you to memorize the concepts easily.
4. It is better to take short notes, while you are preparing for the examination, this will enable you to revise finally.
5. Each and every syllabus prescribed is equally important, so do not omit any chapter.
6. Try to revise the theoretical papers initially and then go for practical papers. This is because practicing the practical papers will be easier than theoretical papers.

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While preparing for NTA NET for Economics
Stay alert about the changes and notifications. Stay clear about the latest syllabus and exam pattern. Make summary notes to ease out your preparation. Prepare the easy topics first to gain confidence. Recommend you Masters notes in case you stuck somewhere in UGC NET Economics preparation http://bit.ly/2yeEIGw. Prepare from a good study material or books which are most recommended by experts
Do not underestimate Paper1 as it holds 100 marks in the exam. Include revision in your preparation on daily basis. Sincerely appear for mock test in the given time frame. Always evaluate your performance. Thanks.

Hello UGC NET Aspirants!
As far as preparation is concerned one must be aware of the syllabus of UGC NET Mass communication 2019 http://bit.ly/2JZ6I7y. Following are the units according to the latest syllabus. Unit 1 Introduction to Journalism and Mass Communication
Unit 2 Communication for Development and Social Change
Unit 3 Reporting and Editing
Unit 4 Advertising and Marketing Communication
Unit 5 Public Relations and Corporate Communication
Unit 6 Media Laws and Ethics
Unit 7- Media Management and Production
Unit 8 ICT and Media
Unit 9 Film and Visual Communication
Unit 10 Communication Research
Further a candidate must be aware of the latest Exam pattern and stay updated with the latest notifications and news for the exam. Mass communication is the subject where a candidate needs to emphasis on reading, writing, hearing & speaking. Along with this candidate must hear to the latest news channels and all India radio bulletin updates. Previous year papers and mock test papers help a lot in the preparation. It also requires comprehension and analytical skill. So, candidate needs to brush up these topics as well. Apart from this right use of English language and grammar is also needed. Try to practice writing short notes on the current important issues. Hope the information helps.

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Tip 1: To prepare for CSIR NET Chemical Sciences, make sure you know about its Syllabus and Important Topics that hold the higher marking weightage in the exam. Here I'm providing the list of Important Topics for CSIR NET Chemical Sciences -
For Inorganic Chemistry -
1. Main Group Elements
2. Transition metals & Coordination compounds
3. Organometallics Compounds
For Organic Chemistry -
1. Reagents
2. Intermediate & Reaction mechanism
3. Pericyclic/
Photochemistry
For Physical Chemistry -
1. Quantum Chemistry
2. Chemical Kinetics
3. Thermodynamics & Thermochemistry
4. Molecular Spectroscopy
Well, there is a huge Syllabus for CSIR NET Chemical Sciences, but if you start covering these topics at first, then slowly and steady you can win over the entire syllabus. Tip 2: After this, you can prepare a daily time table through which you can achieve your goals and prepare yourself well to crack the exam. (Make sure you save a few minutes daily to perform revision at the end of the day)
Tip 3: To polish up your answer giving skills like - speed and accuracy, it is very important that you solve the CSIR NET Previous Years Papers & Mock Test Papers for each topic. You may also take CSIR NET Online Test Series for Chemical Sciences during the last month of the exam. 4 Sessions of test series would be enough, Tip 4: Prepare a notebook in which you mention only the quick methods, formulas and shortcut tricks. Keep this notebook for revision use only. This will be really helpful to you during the last minutes of exam.

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To prepare UGC NET Political Science you must be aware of the complete update syllabus and important topics:
Political Theory
Political Thought
Indian Political Thought
Comparative Political Analysis
International Relations
India's Foreign Policy
Political Institutions in India
Political Processes in India
Public Administration
Governance and Public Policy in India
Along with this divide the syllabus on weekly basis so that you should not feel burdensome. As far as it is regarding learning the concepts, use flowcharts so that you can understand, remember and recall the concepts easily. Summarize your notes for quick revision and always contact your senior for guidance, never hesitate in doing so. Thanks.