UGC NET

NTA organize the UGC NET twice in a year in the month of June and December. Before appearing in the Library and Information Science (Code No. 59) you must fulfil all the UGC NET eligibility criteria. UGC NET exam is divided into two papers. Paper-1 is a compulsory subject for all the candidates whereas, Paper-2 is the optional which a candidate chooses according to their Master's degree subject or the related subject. Paper-2 syllabus is divided into 10 units. Below, I am sharing the important topics from the UGC NET Syllabus for LIS subject. To help you out in your studies and to score good marks. *Communication
*Information Science
*Library and Information Science Profession
*Electronic Information Resources
*Information Retrieval System
*Data Security, Network Security, Firewalls, Cryptographic Techniques. *Digital Library Initiatives
*Metric Studies in LIS
*Public Library and Information System. To get the full LIS syllabus https://scoop.eduncle.com/ugc-net-syllabus click on the link. NTA also released the UGC NET June result on 13th July 2019. Evaluating the previous year marks will help you out to know the competition and the level of the question being asked. Here I'm sharing the UGC NET June Cut-off marks (LIS) for the post of JRF and Assistant Professor. *Unreserved: 64.7 and 56
*OBC (NCL): 60 and 50
*SC: 58 and 47.33
*ST: 52 and 46
I hope the above information will help you out, in resolving your query. All the Best for your upcoming exam.

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UGC NET English is a key to actualize your dreams. Here is the career scope for a UGC NET Qualified in English
Assistant Professor/lecturer
JRF
Jobs in Public Sectors
Advertisement management
Media& journalism
Publishing Industry
Author
Script writer
PR writer
Copywriter
Blogger
And here is the complete list of important topics for UGC NET English Literature http://bit.ly/2Lh9KpF
Modern Period
Victorian Period
Modern British Literature
Contemporary theory
Chaucer to Shakespeare
Romantic Period
History of English Language
English Language Teaching
Indian Writing in English
Indian Literature in English Translation
American and other non-British English Literature
Literary Theory and Criticism
Now how to prepare for UGC NET for the best outcome. As this is country one of top notch examinations so one must come up with a right approach and strategy. Stay always updated with the latest notifications for the exam. Make a strict timetable and stick to it. Practice according to the exam pattern and syllabus. Divide the syllabus into sections. Decide the priority of topics as per difficulty level. Start making short notes from the very start. Use flow charts & diagram. Keep on practicing previous years and mock papers. Hope the information help you aspirants.

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You can find the UGC NET question paper of previous years from online websites. There are various blogs and platform which provide free question papers. Solving the previous year papers and mock test is the best practice to prepare for the exam as you may know the pattern of the questions asked in the exam and which topic have you better aware of and which topic required more attention. Some of the website I Know to get the previous year papers are exam race, netugc, Eduncle, ugcnetpaper1 etc. Kindly visit - https://scoop.eduncle.com/cbse-ugc-net-question-papers for more details
After solving the previous papers, do not forget to analyze your feedback. It will help you to revise and the paper pattern. Solve as much questions as you can to prepare for the exam. Better in Exam pattern format so that you become familiar of it.