Preparations for UGC-NET Exams

You can easily prepare for UGC-NET Exam if you do the following preparations :

• Thoroughly study the syllabus and understand which sections are suitable for long answer type questions.
  
• Prepare critically and evaluative answers for each topic of the subject.
  
• Set a time limit for yourself and increase your speed gradully.
  
• Improve your speed as well as handwriting. [especially while you're in a hurry and writing fast]
  
• Work out excellent introductions and conclusions to the questions.
  
• Work out on side headings and sub headings that cover important points.
  
• Remember not all examiners read the entire answer. But everyone does read the introduction, headings, sub headings and the conclusion.
  
• Make an impression on the examiner at the first instance with a good statement in the introduction followed by a summary of what you have covered in the 200-word answer.
  
• Prepare some extra introductions that can be used for most likely quesitons. In case you do not get the question you have prepared for, you can use the general introductions. But work them out cleverly so that they appear specific to that question and not too general and vague.

All the Best and Have Fun!!

Hey Recruiter,

Can you please tell me the full form of UGC-NET Exam?

I am just being curious to know it.

Yeah why not!
It stands for University Grants Commission National Eligibility Test. Any more question Champak? Do post without hesitation!

Hello Champak!

UGC-NET Exam stands for University Grants Commission National Eligibility Test (UGC-NET)

Hope this helps you!

Hi Recruiter,

I am planning for UGC-NET exams. Could you please tell me know to start with and where can I find more information on this?

Regards,
Prasanth

The National Educational Testing Bureau of University Grants Commission (UGC) conducts National Eligibility Test (NET) to determine eligibility for lectureship and for award of Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) for Indian nationals in order to ensure minimum standards for the entrants in the teaching profession and research. you can find more find formation Here.

It stands for, University grant commission, which is an apex body for regulation of universities in India, and National Eligibility Test, which is taken twice in a calender year. For short listing candidates, who will be eligible for the lecturer ship. After 2000 it was made mandatory for all UGC recognized universities to appoint there lecturers, who have cleared UGC NET.
But on a contrary, one sees picture exactly 'not as per rule'. Almost all colleges appoint there lectures without considering this norm just because their management trustees have to pay these candidates as per the sixth pay commission.