Strategy for UGC NET Exam Paper 1, Subject wise Tips

Check out the following article to find out a detailed Strategy for UGC NET Exam Paper 1. These strategies will help the candidates crack the UGC NET 2023 Exam Paper-I with flying colours.

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UGC NET (University Grant Commission – National Eligibility Test) is a national-level examination conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). This examination scrutinizes the eligibility of the aspirants for JRF (Junior Research Fellowship) & the Assistant professor or only for NET. NTA UGC NET June Notification 2024 will be released on official website. Therefore, the candidates start their preparation and Adda247 brings to you the strategy for preparing and clearing the NET Exam 2024.

UGC NET Examination Pattern

The UGC NET Aspirants must go through the UGC NET Exam Pattern 2024 to understand its intricacies. The candidates have to appear for two papers- Paper- I (Common for All) and Paper-II (Subject Concerned).

UGC NET exam pattern 2023 comprises two papers
UGC NET Paper I: Total Questions – 50 Questions, Total Marks – 100 marks
UGC NET Paper-II: Total Questions -100 Questions, Total Marks – 200 marks
The exam will be conducted in the same session, without any break.
Paper I is common for all examinations, and applicants can select the Paper-II for specialization from a list of almost 100 subjects.
Exam nature: Bilingual (English and Hindi)
Exam mode: Online
UGC NET Paper I topics: People and Environment, Higher Education System: Governance, Polity, and Administration, Data Interpretation, Information and Communication Technology (ICT), Logical Reasoning, Communication, Reasoning (Including Mathematics), Reading Comprehension, Teaching Aptitude, Research Aptitude
UGC NET Paper II topics: Based on the subject chosen by the applicants.
UGC NET Passing Criteria: 40% marks in Paper – I and II in each paper

UGC NET Syllabus for the Paper – I

The candidates must have a clear idea about the UGC NET Syllabus for the Paper- (Common for All). In the following, the candidates will find detailed information on the NET Syllabus.

Subjects	Sub-Topics
Research Aptitude	Research: Meaning, Characteristics, and Types Methods of Research Paper, Article, Workshop, Seminar, Conference, and Symposium Steps of Research Research Ethics Thesis writing: its characteristics and format
Teaching Aptitude	Teaching: Nature, Objectives, Characteristics and Basic Requirements Evaluation Systems Factors Affecting Teaching Learner’s Characteristics Teaching Aids Methods of Teaching
Reading Comprehension	Comprehensive Passage Set of Associated Questions
Reasoning (Including Mathematics)	Number Series Letter Series Codes Classification Relationship
Communication	Communication Nature Types of Communication Characteristics Barriers Effective Classroom Communication
Logical Reasoning	Venn Diagram Analytical Reasoning Reasoning Logical Diagrams: Simple Diagrammatic Relationship, Multi-Diagrammatic Relationship Understanding the Structure of Arguments Verbal Analogies: Word Analogy — Applied Analogy Evaluating and Distinguishing Deductive and Inductive Reasoning Verbal Classification
Information and Communication Technology (ICT)	ICT: Meaning, Advantages, Disadvantages, and Uses Basics of Internet and E-Mailing General Abbreviations and Terminology
Data Interpretation	Quantitative and Qualitative Data Sources, Acquisition and Interpretation of Data Graphical Representation and Mapping of Data.
Higher Education System: Governance, Polity, and Administration	Structure of the Institutions for Higher Learning and Research in India: Formal and Distance Education Professional/Technical and General Education Value Education: Governance, Polity, and Administration Concept, Institutions and their Interactions
People and Environment	People and Environment Interaction Pollutants and their Impact on Human Life, Exploitation of Natural and Energy Resources Sources of Pollution Natural Hazards and Mitigation