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What to know about the syllabus of The University Grants Commission (UGC) NET
UGC NET SYLLABUS
About UGC NET
The University Grants Commission (UGC) is the national agency of India that coordinates and monitors higher education, connecting Indian students with their counterparts abroad. It also provides recognition to universities, colleges and institutions of higher learning in India. The UGC publishes textbooks on a variety of subjects at the primary, secondary and university levels.
UGC NET In Detail
The syllabus for NET is divided into two papers. Paper I and Paper II.
Paper I consists of 50 questions carrying 100 marks. It is compulsory for all candidates. It contains the questions of General Awareness about Education, Teaching Aptitude, Research Aptitude, Reading Comprehension and Communication.
Paper II has only one question which carries 100 marks and will be based on one or more disciplines from Social Sciences/Humanities/Arts or Natural Sciences as prescribed by the concerned University Grants Commission (UGC) in accordance with its Regulations on award of eligibility status to teaching staff at Higher Educational Institutions (HEIs).
Paper I
Paper I consists of 50 questions carrying 100 marks. It is compulsory for all candidates. It contains the questions of General Awareness about Education, Teaching Aptitude, Research Aptitude, Reading Comprehension and Communication.
The paper will include a question on “Code of Ethics” and will be based on commonly used terms in the syllabus prescribed by UGC/CBSE/ICAR etc., followed by a choice-type question requiring short answers from candidates. Questions may also be asked in relation to any other similar topic which may appear as an optional item in any other competitive examination conducted by reputed universities like AIU / Jamia Milia Islamia / Delhi University etc.,
Paper II
Paper II consists of 100 questions carrying 200 marks. For all subjects, except Marine Sciences, there will be 20 questions each on three topics viz., Subject Disciplines, Subject Methodologies and Research Methodology etc.
The Paper II consists of 100 questions carrying 200 marks. For all subjects, except Marine Sciences, there will be 20 questions each on three topics viz., Subject Disciplines, Subject Methodologies and Research Methodology etc. For Marine Sciences subject only 10 questions will be asked in this section with a total weightage of 100 marks.
There is no negative marking in both the papers.
There is no negative marking in both the papers. Negative marks are applicable in other exams like JEE (Joint Entrance Examination), NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) and so on.
If a candidate applies for more than one subject and qualifies in more than one subject, he/she may indicate his/her order of preference while giving the interviews.
If a candidate applies for more than one subject and qualifies in more than one subject, he/she may indicate his/her order of preference while giving the interviews. The candidates who qualify in more than one subject will be called for group discussion and personal interview. If a candidate wants to take admission in the first choice subject but lacks any qualification or the number of seats are less than what is required, then his/her application will be rejected at this stage itself.
The candidates who have not been called for Group Discussion need not report on 30th August or 1st September 2018.
The online application process is open from March 1st to 31st March, 2018. You can apply online at https://www.ugcnetonline.in
If a candidate applies for more than one subject and qualifies in more than one subject, he/she may indicate his/her order of preference while giving the interviews.
The candidate may apply for more than one subject. The candidate can apply for the subject he/she is most interested in and can also apply for the subject he/she is best at. However, if a candidate applies for more than one subject and qualifies in more than one subject, he/she may indicate his/her order of preference while giving the interviews. If a candidate applies for more than one subject and qualifies in more than one subject, he/she may indicate his/her order of preference while giving the interviews. The candidates who qualify in more than one subject will be called for group discussion and personal interview. If a candidate wants to take admission in the first choice subject but lacks any qualification or the number of seats are less than what is required, then his/her application will be rejected at this stage itself.
The candidates who have not been called for Group Discussion need not report on 30th August or 1st September 2018.
The UGC NET exam syllabus for all subjects has been provided in the document. To view the Syllabus, please click on the link below.
The UGC NET exam syllabus for all subjects has been provided in the document.
The UGC NET exam syllabus for all subjects has been provided in the document. The syllabus is divided into sections, each of which covers one subject or a group of related subjects. The syllabus contains all topics covered by the respective subject(s) at various levels of education, from school to university to post-graduate learning and research in India and abroad.
The topics are listed under subtopics, which can range from less than a page to several pages long depending on their complexity and importance. Each topic includes one or more detailed questions with answers given by expert teachers across India and abroad along with explanation for each answer provided by our editors based on their experience gained over years teaching students about these topics in schools across India as well as abroad where they teach English as second language (ESL) classes every day during regular school hours but also after school hours when parents bring their children for private tutoring sessions at home so that they can improve their scores on standardized tests like IELTS & TOEFL which require high scores before being allowed entry into foreign countries where they wish to study further education courses or do research projects funded by governments around the world such as USAID grants programs etcetera....
To view the Syllabus, please click on the link below.
Here is the detailed syllabus of all subjects of UGC NET in a pdf format
Conclusion
UGC NET exam syllabus is available in the link given above. You can download it and study it before appearing for the exam. It is important that you go through the syllabus of all subjects and prepare accordingly so that you don't waste any time during exam preparation.
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