UGC NET 2020 Application Form (Extended), New Exam date, Previous Years Questions & Syllabus
What is UGC NET?
UCG NET is a national level exam, also known
as NTA-UGC-NET. This Exam conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA) to
determining the eligibility for the post of Assistant Professor and Junior
Research Fellowship (JRF) in Central/State Universities and Colleges. This Exam
first started in the year of 1989-1990 conducted by UGC themselves till 2014.
Then Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) conducted this Exam till June 2018. However,
now this Exam is conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA) from December 2018 to till
now.
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UGC NET |
Developing & Conducting History of UGC NET
Exam Name |
Conducting Agency |
Period |
Purpose for Exam |
UGC-NET
|
UGC
|
1989/1990-2014
|
Eligibility for Assistant
Professor & JRF
|
CBSE UGC NET
|
CBSE
|
2014-June 2018
|
Eligibility for Assistant
Professor & JRF
|
NTA-UGC-NET
|
NTA
|
Dec 2018- Till Now
|
Eligibility for Assistant
Professor & JRF
|
What is CBSE?
The full form of CBSE is Central Board of
Secondary Education (CBSE) is a national level board of education in India for
public and private schools. CBSE is totally controlled and managed by the Union Government of India. At First Uttar Pradesh Board of high
School and Intermediate Education established in 1921 which was under
jurisdiction of Rajputana, Central India and Gwalior.
In 1929 Indian Govt. set up a joint Board name as "Board of High School
and Intermediate Education, Rajputana" and later it became the
"Central Board of Secondary Education" in 1952. This CBSC agency
conducted the UGC NET Exam till June 2014. And then CBSE dedicated this
Exam to NTA.
CBSE |
What is NTA?
The full form of NTA is National Testing
Agency (NTA) is an Indian Govt. agency that has been approved by
the Union Council of Ministers and established in
November 2017 to conduct entrance examinations for higher educational
institutions. Vineet Joshi is appointed as the first Director-General of the
agency by Indian Govt. This NTA agency is also conducting …
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NTA NET |
· JointEntrance Examination – Main (JEE Main),
· NationalEligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET)
· NationalEligibility Test (NET)
· CommonManagement Admission Test (CMAT)
· GraduatePharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT)
What is UGC?
The full form of UGC is University of
Grand Commission (UGC) is a statutory body set up by the Government of India in
accordance to the UGC Act 1956 under Ministry of Human Resource Development.
Its headquarters is situated in Delhi and it has six regional centers situated
in Pune, Bhopal, Kolkata, Hyderabad, Guwahati and Bangalore. It provides
recognition to universities and colleges in India and disbursements of funds to
such universities and colleges to develop their infresture. First this UGC
themselves conducted UGC NET Exam from 1989/1990 to 2014. And then UGC
dedicated this Exam to CBSE.
UGC |
UGC NET 2020:
UGC NET Information |
Importance Dates |
Details |
Notification
Released
|
16.02.2020
|
NTA
released UGC NET notification on 16th March 2020
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Application
Starting & Closing
|
16th March to 16th May
|
UGC
NET application Form was released on 16th March & closed 16th May
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Exam
Date
|
15th June 2020 to 20th June 2020
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UGC
NET 2020 exam will be held from July 15-20. But this date may be changed.
|
Admit
Card
|
1st Week of June
|
UGC
NET 2020 released NTA NET admit card on the 1st week of June 2020.
|
Result
|
5th Jul-2020
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UGC
NET 2020 released UGC NET result on 5th July 2020.
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UGC NET Eligibility 2020:
Ø
NTA NET Candidates should have Master Degree in relevant subject with 55% or
Appearing in Master Degree.
Ø
For reserved category candidates, 5% relaxation on Master Degree.
Ø
No age limit for Assistant Professor Only.
Ø
But JRF's maximum age is 30 years.
Ø
For reserved category candidates five years relaxation for JRF.
Check UGC NET Eligibility
Criteria 2020
List
of NTA NET Subject 2020:
UGC conducted 81 subjects in this
exam every year.
Subject Code |
Subject |
01
|
Economics
|
02
|
Political Science
|
03
|
Philosophy
|
04
|
Psychology
|
05
|
Sociology
|
06
|
History
|
07
|
Anthropology
|
08
|
Commerce
|
09
|
Education
|
10
|
Social Work
|
11
|
Defence and Strategic
Studies
|
12
|
Home Science
|
14
|
Public Administration
|
15
|
Population Studies*
|
16
|
Music
|
17
|
Management
|
18
|
Maithili
|
19
|
Bengali
|
20
|
Hindi
|
21
|
Kannada
|
22
|
Malayalam
|
23
|
Odia
|
24
|
Punjabi
|
25
|
Sanskrit
|
26
|
Tamil
|
27
|
Telugu
|
28
|
Urdu
|
29
|
Arabic
|
30
|
English
|
31
|
Linguistics
|
32
|
Chinese
|
33
|
Dogri
|
34
|
Nepali
|
35
|
Manipuri
|
36
|
Assamese
|
37
|
Gujarati
|
38
|
Marathi
|
39
|
French
|
40
|
Spanish
|
41
|
Russian
|
42
|
Persian
|
43
|
Rajasthani
|
44
|
German
|
45
|
Japanese
|
46
|
Adult Education/
Continuing Education/ Andragogy/ Non Formal Education
|
47
|
Physical Education
|
49
|
Arab Culture and Islamic
Studies
|
50
|
Indian Culture
|
55
|
Labour Welfare/Personnel
Management/Industrial Relations/ Labour and Social Welfare/Human Resource
Management
|
58
|
Law
|
59
|
Library and Information
Science
|
60
|
Buddhist, Jaina, Gandhian
and Peace Studies
|
62
|
Comparative Study of
Religions
|
63
|
Mass Communication and
Journalism
|
65
|
Performing Arts �
Dance/Drama/Theatre
|
66
|
Museology &
Conservation
|
67
|
Archaeology
|
68
|
Criminology
|
70
|
Tribal and Regional
Language/Literature
|
71
|
Folk Literature
|
72
|
Comparative Literature
|
73
|
Sanskrit Traditional
Subjects (including Jyotisha/Sidhanta Jyotisha/ Navya Vyakarna/ Vyakarna/
Mimamsa/ Navya Nyaya/ Sankhya Yoga/ Tulanatmaka Darsana/ Shukla Yajurveda/
Madhva Vedanta/ Dharma Sastra/ Sahitya/ Purana-itihasa/Agama/Advaita Vedanta)
|
74
|
Women Studies **
|
79
|
Visual Arts (including
Drawing & Painting/Sculpture/ Graphics/Applied Art/History of Art)
|
80
|
Geography
|
81
|
Social Medicine &
Community Health
|
82
|
Forensic Science
|
83
|
Pali
|
84
|
Kashmiri
|
85
|
Konkani
|
87
|
Computer Science and
Applications
|
88
|
Electronic Science
|
89
|
Environmental Sciences
|
90
|
International and Area
Studies
|
91
|
Prakrit
|
92
|
Human Rights and Duties
|
93
|
Tourism Administration
and Management
|
94
|
Bodo
|
95
|
Santali
|
Statistical Analysis Of UGC NET December 2019:
For helping of UGC NET Candidates
2020,here give some detailed analysis of previous year’s exam Dec 2019. It's a
help theme and Candidates can check their ability to crack the exam.
Total
Candidates Registered
|
1034872
|
Total
Candidates Appeared
|
793813
|
Candidates
qualified for eligibility for Assistant Professor only
|
60147
|
Candidates
qualified for JRF & eligible for Assistant Professor
|
5092
|
No.
of Subjects
|
81
|
Exam
Centers all over India
|
700
|
Exam
Cities all over India
|
219
|
Test
Practice Centers
|
4800
|
UGC
NET JUNE 2020:
All NTA NET Candidates have a great
scope to appear in this exam in JUne 2020 exam. The application starts on 16th
March and the last date to apply online has been extended till 16th May 2020
due to the emergency situation COVID-19. All eligible candidates have been
requested to apply for this exam because they have a great opportunity to be an
Assistant Professor in Indian Universities or colleges.
This exam is held online mode all
over India in 700 Exam centres.
UGC NET Exam 2020 Admit card issues
on 1st week of June 2020.And Result will be published on tentative 5th July
2020.
The
UGC NET application fee is Rs 1,000 for General category candidates, and Rs 500
for General-EWS/OBC-NCL candidates and Rs 250 for SC/ST/PwD/transgender
candidates.
Tentatively,
UGC NET 2020 exam is likely to be conducted by NTA from June 15-20.
UGC NET Application Process/Procedure 2020:
UGC NET selection process
includes the following some steps:
Step 1: Fill UGC NET application form
For the UGC NET exam,
candidates have to fill up an application form in online mode on the official
website of the exam.
Size
Photography & Signature-
Size
of Photograph
|
10
kb to 200 kb
|
Size
of Signature
|
4
kb to 30 kb
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Step 2: Admit card download
After
successful registrations, candidates have to download their UGC NET admit card
by logging in to their registered accounts in the official website.
Step 3: UGC NET Exam
Next,
candidates need to appear for the UGC NET exam. This NTA exam is a
computer-based test that consists of two papers - I and II. Both the papers
contain objective-type questions that candidates need to complete in a duration
of three hours.
Step 4: Check Answer Key
A
few days later NTA released the official Answer key. Candidates can check their
response and guess their result according to previous year’s cut off
mark.
Step 5: Check UGC NET Result
Atlas
NTA released the UGC NET result. And only 6% Candidates have been qualified for
Assistant Professor only. And all qualified candidates have been given UGC NET
Qualified Certificate. This certificate helps them to be an Assistant
Professor.
Examination Fee Details:
Category
|
Fee Amount
|
General/EWS
|
Rs.
1000/-
|
OBC(NCL)
|
Rs.
500/-
|
SC/ST/PwD
|
Rs.
250/-
|
UGC NET Questions Paper Download:
Previous
years questions are the most important for preparing for any competitive Exam.
All UGC NET candidates are requested to download previous years questions from
the official website www.cbsenet.nic.in.
About NTA NET Exam:
Ø
This exam will be held in Online Mode
Ø
Time limit 180 minutes
Ø
There are 2 Different papers in this exam.
Ø
1st paper have 50 question each question
carry 2 marks
Ø
2ndpaper have 100 question, each question carry 2 marks
Ø
Total number 300
Ø
No negative marks.
UGC NET Papers
|
Number of Questions
|
Maximum Marks
|
Exam Duration
|
Paper
1
|
50
|
100
|
Cumulative
Exam for 180 minutes.
|
Paper
2
|
100
|
200
|
|
Total
|
150
|
300
|
180
Mints.
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UGC NET 2020 Syllabus
NTA
UGC NET has updated UGC NET Syllabus from June 2019 for Paper 1 and all NET
subjects under Paper 2. The syllabus for each subject is different in 2nd
Paper, hence candidates should prepare accordingly to their subject.
UGC NET 2020 Paper 1 Syllabus
1.
Teaching
Aptitude
2.
Research
Aptitude
3.
Reading
Comprehension
4.
Communication
5.
Reasoning
6.
Quantitative
Aptitude
7.
Data
Interpretation
8.
Information
and Communication Technology (ICT)
9.
People
and Environment
10.
Higher
Education System: Governance, Polity, and Administration
UGC
NET 2020 Paper 2 all syllabus are specific. All interested candidates can
download their specific subjects syllabus from click this option Download UGC NET 2020 Syllabus.
Benefits After Qualifying UGC NET 2020 Exam?
Candidates
have multiple opportunities after clearing UGC NET. For eg: Lectureship and
Assistant Professor opportunities in UGC Approved Universities/Colleges and
research work.
Why Should We Qualify UGC NET 2020 ?
Candidates
have multiple opportunities after clearing UGC NET. Such as
You Get Eligible for JRF Fellowship
JRF FOR FELLOWSHIP |
You Get chance to become an Assistant Professor
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ASSISTANT PROFESSOR JOB |
You Get More Preference in Any Job Opportunity
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NEW JOB OPPORTUNITY |
You Get a Chance to Become a Subject Expert
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SUBJECT EXPERT |
You Get to Become an Author & Publish Your Book
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PAPER PUBLISH |
You get a chance to published Paper in a UGC listed Journal.
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PUBLISH PAPER IN JOURNAL |
You Get a chance to publish as a Book-Editor.
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BOOK EDITORS |
You Get a Social value.
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SOCIAL VALUES |
UGC NET Exports Advice for Preparation
Candidates
are requested to follow the below advice to crack NTE exam. This advice is
given by UGC NET Experts.
- Solved
MCQs after studying each subject
- Focused on
reading History books with critical outlook
- Read each
topic of UGC NET syllabus thoroughly
- Focused on
enhancing fact-based and conceptual knowledge
- Focused on
each topic of the syllabus thoroughly
- Gave equal
preparation time for paper-I and II
- Created
notes from multiple books containing facts
- Revised
each topic multiple times
- Studied
four to five hours everyday
- Solved
previous year question papers for both paper-I and II
- Gave more
preparation time to weak subjects
- Followed a
proper timetable
- Gave equal
importance to preparation of paper-I
- Followed
a day-wise schedule
- Focused
on clearing basics for each topic
- Attempted
a series of practice/ mock tests
- Revised
concepts multiple times
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