1. What is the eligibility criteria for UGC NET?
Candidates with a master’s degree from a UGC-recognized university, securing at least 55% marks (50% for reserved categories), are eligible to apply for the UGC NET exam.
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2. How to apply for UGC NET?
The application process is online through the official NTA UGC NET website. Candidates upload documents and pay the application fee as per guidelines.
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3. What is the exam pattern?
- Paper I: General teaching & research aptitude.
- Paper II: Subject-specific post-graduate discipline.
- Duration: 3 hours (180 minutes).
- Mode: Computer-based test (CBT).
- Marking: No negative marking.
4. What is the syllabus for UGC NET?
The syllabus for both Paper I and Paper II is extensive. Aspirants seek detailed topic-wise breakdowns for effective preparation.
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5. Where can I find previous year question papers?
Practicing previous year papers helps understand the exam pattern and frequently asked questions. Many aspirants search for PDFs or mock tests online.
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6. What are the common preparation mistakes to avoid?
Common mistakes include neglecting the syllabus, poor time management, and underestimating revision. Guides on avoiding these mistakes are highly searched.
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7. How to check results and cut-offs?
Results are declared on the official NTA UGC NET website. Candidates can check scores online following the instructions.
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8. What is the difference between JRF and Assistant Professor?
Aspirants seek clarification between JRF and Assistant Professor eligibility, benefits, and career prospects.
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