UGC NET Pattern

Hello Nitika, To make a proper strategy for preparation, its better to analyze the paper pattern of the exam firstly. By analyzing that you will get an idea about the marking weightage of the topics and the question types which will asked in the examination. You can get the complete details related to the exam from - https://s64833.wordpress.com/2018/05/16/key-factors-of-ugc-net-exam-must-read/ this will help you to understand the exam. The upcoming UGC NET exam will be conducted by the NTA in December 2019. National Testing Agency follows the below paper pattern. UGC NET exam has two papers I. e. Paper 1 and Paper 2. Paper 1 is common for all subjects which consists 50 MCQs type questions of Reasoning Ability, Comprehension Reading, Mental Ability, and General Awareness etc. Paper 2 consists subject based 100 MCQs type questions. Both Paper are conducted in single three hour. There is no break in both papers. There is no minus marking on any negative answer in paper 1 and paper 2. Hope this answer will help you.

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The CSIR NET and GATE Exam is mainly conducted for the lectureship and Higher Studies. If you are preparing for the GATE and CSIR NET Exam in Chemistry/Chemical Science there are many coaching Institutes all over the India. While most of the candidates prepare for the exam by self or Online Coaching Study material provided by many Institutes. The CSIR NET Notification-https://somisharmablog.wordpress.com/2018/07/17/are-you-eligible-for-lectureship-and-research-program/ is out the exam is on 16th Dec 2018. You can take help from the list of Books given below -
Inorganic Chemistry by Shriver and Atkins
Inorganic Chemistry by Miessler
Advanced Chemistry by J March
Modern Organic Synthesis
Physical Chemistry by P. W Atkins & Julio De Paula.

The UGC NET Exam is conducted for the candidates having interest in the lectureship and Research programme. UGC NET Exam is conducted for the aspirants having interest in the lectureship and Research field. If you have completed the Masters in the Commerce, Arts, Humanities or Computer Science field you can make a wonderful career in the lectureship programme. The UGC NET Exam is conducted in two phases mainly UGC NET Paper 1 and Paper 2. The UGC NET Paper 1 is the General Aptitude test that has to be given by all the candidates appearing in the UGC NET Exam-https://medium.com/@rs2056694/cbse-ugc-net-2018-age-limit-exam-pattern-and-other-changes-you-must-check-out-166ee4b828e0 from any subject. Means this phase is common for all. UGC NET Paper 2 would be conducted in the subject you choose for the exam. This provides a wonderful opportunity to make a career in the various Colleges and Universities of India. The State Eligibility test mainly provides an opportunity to make a career in colleges and Universities of state. The Questions asked in the exam is of the same level as that of the UGC NET Exam. If you prepare for the National Eligibility Test, you can easily crack the State Eligibility Test too for the particular subject.

Hello, UGC NET Exam is held in two times in a year in the month of June and December usually. The UGC NET Paper 1 and Paper 2 is the new pattern for the UGC NET Exam. The UGC NET Paper 1-https://scoop.eduncle.com/ugc-net-general-paper-research-and-teaching-aptitude is the General Aptitude and Reasoning Section. The UGC NET Paper 2 would be conducted in the subject you have completed the Master's programme. If you have completed the Masters in the English you can prepare for the English section. The UGC NET General Aptitude section comprises of the given topics, the important topics are given below:Communication SectionsGeneral Intelligence and ReasoningGeneral Knowledge SectionLogical Methodology and ConceptsReading ComprehensionTeaching AptitudeResearch AptitudeData InterpretationQuestions from the Higher Education in India SectionMathematical Aptitude People and Environment. The UGC NET Paper 2 is conducted in the topics related to the Master's programme. The UGC NET English Topics you must prepare are as follows:
Chaucer to Shakespeare
Romantic Period
Victorian Period
Modern Period
Contemporary Period
History of English Language
English Language Teaching
Indian Writing in English
Indian Literature in English Translation
Contemporary British Literature
Modern British Literature
Contemporary Theory
Literary Theory and Criticism.