UGC NET Syllabus
If you have dreamt to crack UGC NET with good score, then you must follow an effective study plan with a precise approach. Knowing syllabus is the first step to begin your exam preparations. The candidates, who aspire to crack the exam, before starting their preparations, must check the NET Syllabus to get a descriptive idea about the topics to be covered in exam.
Paper 1 Syllabus
Section
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Questions
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Marks
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Total
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50
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100
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Teaching Aptitude
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5
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10
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Research Aptitude
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5
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10
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Reading Comprehension
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5
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10
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Communication
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5
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10
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Reasoning (including Maths)
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5
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10
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Logical Reasoning
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5
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10
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Data Interpretation
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5
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10
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Information & Communication Technology (ICT)
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5
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10
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People & Environment
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5
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10
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Higher Education System: Governance, Polity & Administration
Paper 2 Syllabus:
As per latest media reports, University Grants Commission (UGC) has decided to revise the syllabus for National Eligibility Test (NET) for the first time in last decade. For the same, UGC has set up 25 committees to revise the syllabus for all subjects. Currently, all committees are in the process of developing the draft syllabus for different subjects. Once prepared, draft syllabus will be sent for approval to the main council. Once approved, decision will be taken on when to put the revised syllabus into practice.
The decision of revising the NET syllabus has been taken by UGC in order to reflect changes in what is being taught in different universities and colleges. The decision has also been taken to ensure that the revised syllabus meets the current requirement of higher education. Candidates can view UGC NET 2017 syllabus for reference. As soon as the syllabus for UGC NET 2018 is released, the same would be updated in the table below.
British Literature:
Chaucer to Shakespeare
Jacobean to Restoration Periods
Augustan Age : 18th Century Literature
Romantic Period
Victorian Period
Modern Period
Contemporary Period
Other Topics incorporated:
Rhetoric and Prosody
Literary Comprehension
History of English Language, English Language Teaching.
European Literature from Classical Age to the 20th Century.
Indian writing in English and Indian Literature in English translation.
American and other non – British English Literatures.
Literary Theory and Criticism.
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