UGC NET 2020 (04 Nov) Highlights: Exam Analysis, Questions, Cut Off

NTA will conduct the UGC NET paper for following in the first and second shift, tomorrow i.e. November 05, 2020.

Electronic Science, Labour Welfare/Personnel Management/Industrial Relations/ Labour and Social Welfare/Human Resource Management, Music, Population Studies, Visual Art, Anthropology, Home Science, Public Administration, Social Work, and Yoga.

Last year, cut off for Urdu was as follows:

NTA published the provisional answer key of the questions asked in the UGC NET exam 2020 on the NTA website which is ugcnet.nta.nic.in. NTA also provides an opportunity for the candidates to challenge the provisional answer key.

The various topics from which questions were asked in paper 2 were from -
Evolution and Basic Concepts of Public Health/ Social Medicine and Community Health, Evolution of Health Policies and Health Services in India, General Epidemiology and Bio-statistics, Social Sciences and Health, Epidemiology of Common Health Problems In India and National Health Programmes, Basic Determinants of Health, Demography, Family Welfare and RCH, Health Education/ IEC/ BCC and Information Technology in Health, Health Systems Research, Planning and Management and Recent Advances in Public Health, International Health.

NTA has successfully concluded the UGC NET exam 2020 of shift 2. The detailed exam analysis and memory-based answer key will be available shortly.

Check below the State Eligibility Tests (SET) for Lectureship:

-Andhra Pradesh State Eligibility Test (APSET)
-Assam State Level Eligibility Test (Assam SLET)
-Chhattisgarh State Eligibility Test (CG SET)
-Gujarat State Eligibility Test (GSET)
-Himachal Pradesh State Eligibility Test (HP SET)
-Jammu & Kashmir State Eligibility Test (JK SET)
-Karnataka State Eligibility Test (KSET)
-Kerala State Eligibility Test (Kerala SET)
-Madhya Pradesh State Level Eligibility Test (MP SLET / SET)
-Maharashtra State Eligibility Test (SET)
-Tamilnadu State Eligibility Test (TNSET)
-Telangana State Eligibility Test (TSSET)
-Uttarakhand State Eligibility Test (USET)
-West Bengal State Eligibility Test (WB SET)

Last year, cut off for Commerce Subject was as follows:

As in the trends of the past year, the result of the UGC NET was published approximately 15-20 days after the examination was undertaken. This year, the examination took place from 24 September to 13 November 2020. It is therefore predicted that the result of the UGC NET 2020 will be published in the month of December 2020.

Let us also look at the dates of the previous year for the announcement of the result of the UGC NET and the difference between the dates of the test and the result:

As per unofficial resources, the exam was of easy to moderate level. Questions were asked from Data Interpretation was quite easy. Topics covered in this section were of DI, percentage, and ratio.
Most of the questions were asked from the Indian Logic section. Questions asked from Mathematical Reasoning were of the number series, integers and prime numbers.

The detailed exam analysis of UGC NET JRF exam (first shift) has been published by Nav classes.

Previous year UGC NET question papers help candidates with the last minute preparation. It can also be used to improve the chances of getting repeated questions from previous years. Candidates can refer to the UGC NET previous year's question papers and mock tests for practice.

After the shift 1 exam concluded, various coaching institutes are started releasing memory based answer key online and exam analysis. Check here

The UGC NET 2020 exam of the following paper is taking place in the second shift i.e. 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm today.

Urdu (28), Bengali (19), Bodo (94), Kashmiri (84), Social Medicine & Community Health (81).

Last year, cut off for the Malayalam exam was:

Candidates cannot take any baggage in the examination hall, and NTA does not take any responsibility for the items stolen or lost. No textual material is allowed such as DocuPen, Slide Rules, Calculators, Log Tables, and Electronic Watches with a calculator, mobile phone, printed or any kind of written material, bits of paper, Bluetooth devices, pager or any of the electronic gadget/ deviceetc. Smoking, spitting, chewing gutkha or any kind of eatables are prohibited inside the examination hall.

UGC NET exam 2020 is conducted in CBT mode and the exam consists of two papers, where candidates have to answer multiple-choice questions. Students get no break between the papers. Paper 1 is of 100 marks and carries 50 questions, Paper-II is of 200 marks and has 100 questions. Candidates get 03 hours of time to answer the questions and all the questions are compulsory. Correct answer add +2 marks to the candidates score whereas there isn't any provision of negative marking so wrong answer doesn't lead to any marks deduction.

The UGC NET exam of second shift has been dedicated to the following paper:

Urdu (Code -28)
Bengali (COde 19)
Bodo (Code 94)
Kashmiri (Code 84)
Social Medicine & Community Health (Code 81)

Last year, cut off for the Telugu exam was:

Candidates are allowed to carry the following items with them at the examination hall:

• Admit card along with the self declaration form
• One government photo ID
• An extra photo that will be pasted on the attendance sheet
• A ballpoint pen with the transparent body
• Carry the hand sanitizer of 50 ml and a water bottle

National Testing Agency has uploaded the UGC NET 2020 admit card for the exam scheduled to be held on November 05, 11, 12, and 13, 2020 at ugcnet.nta.nic.in. Click here to Download the admit card of UGC NET 2020.

Last year, cut off for the Russian exam was as follows:

Unreserved - 64.00%
OBC(NCL) - 60.00%
SC - 42.00%
ST - 38.67%
PWD‐LM - 46.67%
EWS - 60.00%

Last year, cut off for the Punjabi exam was as follows:

Unreserved - 62.00%
OBC(NCL) - 58.00%
SC - 54.00%
ST - 36.00%
PWD‐VI - 36.67%
PWD‐LM - 50.67%
PWD‐OD&AO - 38.00%
EWS - 60.67%

Last year, cut off for the Marathi exam was as follows:

Unreserved - 57.33%
OBC(NCL) - 55.33%
SC - 50.67%
ST - 50.67%
PWD‐VI - 36.67%
PWD‐LM - 42.67%
EWS - 50.00%

Last year, cut off for the Assamese exam was:

Unreserved - 70.00%
OBC(NCL) - 65.33%
SC - 69.33%
ST - 63.33%
PWD‐VI - 49.33%
PWD‐HI - 46.00%
PWD‐LM - 58.00%
EWS - 58.00%

Paper 1 of UGC NET 20220 contained 50 MCQs and 100 marks. Paper 2 had 100 MCQ's on Practical Russian, Phonetics and Phonology. Lexicology and Phraseology, Morphology and Word formation, Word formation. Stylistic usage of word formations, Syntax, Translation: Theory and practice. Methods of teaching Russian as a foreign language, Methodology of teaching Russian as a foreign language, Culture and Civilization, Major Literary trends, methods and themes of 19th century, 20th century and of the, Distinctive features of main literary genres, Elements of the literary works, Biographical details and major works of the authors, Russian Folklore: Features and classification, Close reading of the following literary works (up to the end of the 19th century), Analysis of the following literary works (20th century onwards)

NTA has successfully conducted the paper of Assamese(36), Malayalam(22), Marathi(38), Punjab(24), Russian(41), Telugu(27). The detailed exam analysis and memory-based answer key will be shared in a while.

The candidate's self-declaration form is attached to the UGC NET 2020 Admission Card by National Testing Agency. Applicants must download and print out the four-page document, i.e. the admission card, the exam directions, and the self-declaration form. It is mandatory for the attendee to have the undertaking signed by their parents before reaching the examination hall.

The UGC NET 2020 exam of the following papers is taking place in the first shift from 9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon today:

1. Assamese (Code 36)
2. Malayalam (Code 22)
3. Marathi (Code 38)
4. Punjabi (Code 24)
5. Russian (Code 41)
6. Telugu (Code 27)

NTA has not proposed strict dress code guidelines for the UGC NET 2020 test, but the instructions specify that candidates should not wear dresses that have large buttons and metal items. Candidates with Kirpan or Kada should report to the centre at least one and a half-hour before the test so that the requisite checks are carried out.

Shift 1 of UGC NET 2020 day 8 has successfully begun at 9:00 AM today. The exam will get over at 12:00 PM and we will be sharing memory-based answer keys and exam analysis and on this page. Stay tuned.