UGC NET

Hello Aspirants!
Yes, Definitely. NET basically tests your subject knowledge and if you have read well during your college, it won't be that difficult for you. It also depends on your subject. I had commerce and most of the preparation for NET was from Graduation books. Hence, I could qualify it in the first attempt itself. One more positive aspect is that the exam cycle for both the exams is different which can be taken advantage of. NET is a one time thing. Strategy-
The strategy would depend on when you are starting your UGC NET http://bit.ly/2FSok2K preparations. If I assume that you want to attempt NET and Cgl you can give around 45 hours to NET and along with that, 23 hours to CGL. It will help you build a base for CGL. Even when NET exam approaches, give 1 hour to CGL ( to maintain continuity). After you are done with NET, give full attention to CGL. Solve as many mock papers as you can, for both the exams. Revision is most important thing, revise as much as you can. Solve as many questions as possible. Would be nice if you solve it online. Hope the above information helps you.

Hello, UGC NET Exam is the perfect field for students those who want to make career in the lectureship as well as in Research field
The exam is mainly conducted in the two phases
Phase 1 - The exam is conducted in Aptitude that is common for all students whereas the questions asked from the candidates is same in all the section
Phase 2 - The exam is conducted in the Subject selected by the candidates for lectureship programme
A candidate needs to crack both the exam Paper 1 as well as paper 2. When you fill the UGC NET Forms you have two optionsFirst is to apply for the Lectureship onlySecond is to apply for both the Lectureship as well as UGC NET JRF Fellowship programme
UGC Board Provides a total of 3200 scholarships to the aspirants in UGC NET. The top students are selected for the JRF programme whereas other students are selected for the Lectureship programme.

Hello,
While preparing for UGC NET English, be clear with the fact that it has a very vast syllabus so you to give it enough time to prepare. First of all go through with your M.A. Coursework, it won't take much time, just afresh it in mind, just for having a general idea of topics like Major authors & their works and literary periods ( From Chaucer to contemporary)
Now pick up any standard History book from British literature, some options are David Daiches, Edward Albert, W H Hudson. Collect the maximum information about the important author/critic & their work. Practice previous year test papers & UGC NET http://bit.ly/2FSok2K Online Mock test for English. For Literary Criticism & theory you must refer Peter Berry, MAR Habib and history of literary criticism. Now comes the very thing- be thorough with M H Abrams Glossary of literary Terms. Ensure to study at least 4-5 entries on daily basis. Now cover the major writings from American literature, Indian English writing & Postcolonial literature. Study important concepts & theories of cultural studies. Must read about literary awards like booker prize, pultizer prize, noble prize & updations. Keep on studying & maintain consistency is really important to get success. Do not ignore paper 1 at any cost. Thanks a lot.

Hello Aspirants!
It is a myth that people working for 9-10 hours per day cannot devote their time to the preparation of UGC NET. It is not only possible to prepare during your work phase but also possible to crack the exam ultimately. I am going to share a few tips that might help you to prepare while you work. First, you need to be consistent in your preparation. Time constraint is not a big problem if you are studying every day for the exam. Chart out a timetable where you can divide the topics of your concerned subject into time slots. Finish the topics on time and do not keep backlogs. The second thing is the smart selection of NTA UGC NET http://bit.ly/2FSok2K study material. Since you are already spending limited time for your preparation, you need to focus more qualitative reading than quantitative reading. Consider sticking to the one-course material. And that should be a paid course as you will get the updated videos here. A Pendrive course from Study IQ should suffice for your preparation. The video lectures are concise and easily comprehensible. The final thing is the revision. You should start your revision a few weeks before the scheduled date of the exam. At this crucial time, your focus should be completely on the exam. Spend more time recalling all the finished chapters. Do not pick up any new book or study material as it will create more confusion. Instead, choose mock test papers to practice for the exam. This will also boost your self-confidence. I hope these steps will help you prepare better in between your busy work schedule. Wish you good luck.

One thing that makes practice easier is doing as many questions as possible on regular basis. Pick up the previous year papers and solve them without any help first, then pick up the answer keys (don't rely 100% on books for the accurate answer keys, hardly there is any; try to download as many answer keys as available from the CBSE NET website only). Give yourself marks and then concentrate on those questions and topics that you did wrong, (also concentrate on the questions that you did right, for example you know about only one option and that happens to be the correct answer too, about rest 3 options -you are unaware of; thinking that such questions don't need attention because you ultimately did them right would be a mistake). So you need to brush up your content for NTA UGC NET, that you don't know or understand in a single paper or a set of questions, don't just solve a paper, use google, books to find and understand the right option, and try to know about the options you are unaware of even for the questions attempted correctly by you. So basically you are developing content from the questions. Also, judge your performance on the basis of the marks that you are getting in the previous papers or the sample papers. Make sure that they are improving day by day. This way you would be able to work on your weaknesses and be able to realize your strengths. If you would start from the content, it would be boring and you will be like what to do or what to not but questions will develop your approach of thinking, and your confidence too. Make sure you are completing your previous years in the specified time for each paper so that timing doesn't remain an issue.

You can appear for UGC NET in Management even though you have done Post-Graduation in Commerce. I want to add that the easiest subject to choose for UGC NET JRF is the one which you have studied in your Graduation and Post-Graduation. The minimum eligibility criteria stipulated at the NTA UGC bulletin is a Masters or equivalent degree with 55% marks from a University recognised by UGC. Therefore, you can either choose the subject in which you have done your graduation and post-graduation or you can also go for another subject of your interest. If you go for some other subject for UGC NET Exam http://bit.ly/2FSok2K apart from what you have studied in your Post-Graduation, more than 50% of the subjects would have not been studied. For example, even if you go for Management UGC NET Exam, even if you have done M.Com then 50% of the subjects would have not been studied. So, you will find it very difficult to clear the exam even if you have a very good hold on Graduation & Post-Graduation subjects. BUT if you choose the subject in which you have pursued your post-graduation, then you will find it easier to qualify UGC NET and get JRF Certification. But if you are planning to go to another subject you can do that also. According to me, the most advisable option is to always go for the subject in which you have done your Post-Graduation. I hope this helps you. All the Best.

Hello,
Well, the UGC NET Exam is soon going to take place, so you should keep yourself prepared to fight the race with full-fledged preparations. I understand that the syllabus of HRM is quite long and it is challenging to complete the entire syllabus and topics with efficiency. So, here Id like to provide you a plan through which you can possibly cover the enough syllabus to win success in the UGC NET exam. First of all, chalk out the important topics of the subject UGC NET HRM. Meaning/Objective/Nature
Operative Functions of HRM
Role of HR Manager/Personnel Manager
Type of HR Policies/Essentials
Job Analysis/Methods
Recruitment/Process/Recent Trend in Recruitment
Selection
Placement
Induction
Performance Appraisal
HR Techniques
These are some of the important topics of UGC NET HRM code 55. Prioritize these topics and start preparing with these. Take one or two topics each day and study them from the scratch. Study so deeply that not a single aspect of these topics can be left behind. Now, when you finish a single topic, perform its revision instantly so that it can store in your memory. Do this when you finish every topic. After the completion of all the important topics, you can move to the phase-II topics that are important but less than the phase-I topics. By continuing the above procedure, when you'll cover the 7080% of the syllabus, you can take a mock test or solve the previous years papers to test your performance level. Hope it helps.

Hello,UGC aspirants.
For English literature I would suggest you few tips-
Devote your time thoroughly towards your preparation as it has a vast syllabus, just do not go for any new topic this time, revise what you have learned. Practice as per the exam mode and the latest exam pattern. Acquaint yourself with the latest trends introduced in the exam. Prioritize as per marks weight age and time consumption. Allocate time as per the priority of a topic. Practice UGC NET previous papers Go for the best study resources in your entire preparation journey. This is something really significant for your exam. Do not ignore Paper 1, it holds 100 marks. Taking it for granted might hit you badly. Go for smart strategies like eliminating the options. Go for very short and crisp notes which really do worthy help as- flow charts having literary eras, based on political, social or religious set up of time. Authors and their work- basic content they worked in. Flow charts and mind maps help you remember the things for a longer time. Analyse your self attempting mock papers.
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