PREPARE YOURSELF FOR UGC-NET EXAMINATION IN TWO MONTHS

About UGC-NET

The University Grants Commission National Eligibility Test is an examination conducted on the national level twice every year. It aims at determining the eligibility of the candidates for the post of Assistant Professor via NET and Junior Research Fellowship via JRF. 

The UGC- NET, via a public notice dated 10^th August, has notified that on account of the Covid 19 pandemic, the schedule of the UGC NET 2021 June cycle has been delayed. Therefore, the Commission has merged both the UGC-NET cycles of December 2020 and June 2021, which shall now be conducted together in the Computer Based Test (CBT) mode.

The candidates who had already registered for the December 2020 cycle but could not complete the application process are also allowed to submit the application online.  The notification issued by UGC-NET also clarifies that the slots of Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) of both December 2020 and June 2021 will be merged.

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Timeline Of The Exam

The list of important dates and details for UGC-NET June 2021 are as provided:

The candidates must regularly keep a tab on the official websites.

Click here for the official website of NTA UGC NET 2021 and click here for the official website of the National Testing Agency.

Application fee

The candidates are required to make the payment through Net Banking, Debit Card, Credit Card, UPI, and Wallet. Following are the details of fees applicable to different candidates:

Instructions For Filling Online Application

Candidates must fill only one application form following the below-mentioned procedure:

1. Log in to the NTA website ugcnet.nta.nic.in. Click on the Apply Online button. 
2. Register online using the Email ID and Mobile No.
3. Complete the application form by filling in all the required details.
4. Upload the scanned images of (a) recent passport photograph with 80% face; (b) signature of the candidate.
5. Make the payment by the various modes available and keep the proof of the fee paid.
6. Download the duly filled application form for future reference.

Mode Of Examination

The UGC NET exam shall be conducted in the Computer Based Test (CBT) Mode on the respective centres as shall be indicated in the Admit Cards.

Pattern Of Exam

The said exam comprises two papers, Paper I and Paper II, both of objective multiple choice question patterns. Both the papers shall be conducted together without any break in between.

Eligibility Criteria

• Candidates must have secured a minimum of 55% marks (General/ Unreserved/ General- EWS) in a Master’s degree or equivalent exam from UGC recognized institution. The threshold is a minimum of 50% (OBC, SC, ST, PWD, Third Gender category).
• Eligibility for Assistant Professor or Junior Research Fellow will depend on the performance of the candidate in the papers.
• For the current exam, only candidates not more than 31 years on 01.03.2021 are eligible to apply. Relaxation of 5 years for candidates belonging to OBC is available.
• There is, however, no upper age limit for Assistant Professor.

Click here for the official notification related to NTA NET UGC 2021.

Qualify UGC NET In Two Months

Candidates aspiring to qualify for the UGC NET to be conducted in October have almost two months at their hands starting from now. In order to qualify for the said exam, candidates need to have a meticulous and intelligent study plan coupled with a self-study routine that is to be followed dedicatedly over the period of the next two months. Click here to join our UGC NET Hive Course for acing UGC NET in two months, where we have exam preparation as a walk in the park. The following tips will definitely help the candidates in cracking the exam in a short period of time.

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Analyse previous years’ papers

In order to clear the exam, one needs to be very clear of the pattern of questions asked in the exam. Previous years’ papers are the best way to analyse the exam pattern and analyse the frequency of questions being repeated and plan the preparation accordingly.

Prepare a dedicated study plan and timetable

Divide the syllabus, find out the subjects over which you have a strong grip and the weak ones and divide the time accordingly between the two.

Revision of Basics

In this short period of time, candidates must make short notes for quick and smart preparation. Regular revision must be undertaken to grasp the basics and understand the subject thoroughly.

Practice Mock Tests

Mock tests help the preparation in many ways. It helps to understand the strong and weak points in once preparation and to develop the right strategy ahead, focusing on all the strong and weak points. Mocks also aid in learning new techniques.

Always have a positive attitude

In this short period of time, one should not allow negative thoughts to distract oneself. Always have faith in yourself and work towards the goal with a positive attitude. Keep yourself motivated and take up different activities to release your stress.

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