Frequently Asked Questions
The UGC NET exam is quite challenging. Candidates often find success by following a detailed study plan and dedicating at least six months to their preparation. A strategic and organized approach significantly improves the chances of passing on the first attempt.
Both the UGC NET and UPSC exams are demanding but in different ways. The UPSC exam is known for its vast syllabus and rigorous selection process, often considered more challenging due to the high competition and large number of candidates. The UGC NET exam, while also challenging, focuses on specific subject areas and generally involves less intense competition.
For the UGC NET exam, the qualifying marks are 40% aggregate in both papers for General category candidates. For PWD, SC, ST, OBC (Non-creamy layer), and Transgender candidates, the qualifying marks are 35% aggregate in both papers.