UGC NET Phase 2 Exam Analysis 2023 & Student Reaction Video: Check Difficulty Level

The National Testing Agency is conducting UGC NET Phase-2 Exam 2023 for 5 subjects. The overall difficulty level of the UGC NET English paper held on March 1, 2023, was Moderate. Candidates can check the detailed UGC NET Phase-2 Exam Analysis 2023 in this article.

UGC NET Phase-2 Exam Analysis 2023

UGC NET Phase-2 Exam Analysis 2023: UGC NET Phase-2 Exam 2023 is being conducted by the National Testing Agency from February 28 to March 2, 2023. In UGC NET Phase-2 Exam, the exam is being carried out for 5 subjects in two different shifts i.e., 9 am to 12 pm & 3 pm to 6 pm. The NTA has conducted the UGC NET English Paper on March 1, 2023. The Shiksha team has reached out to the candidates and prepared a detailed UGC NET Phase-2 Exam Analysis 2023 and UGC NET Phase-2 Student's Reaction. UGC NET Phase-2 Exam Analysis is very helpful for the candidates as it helps candidates to know the difficulty level and exam pattern of the UGC NET 2023 exam.

According to the candidate's reaction, the overall difficulty level of the paper was Moderate compared to last year. As the paper was moderate, UGC NET cut-off for this paper is expected to be less compared to last year. According to UGC NET exam pattern, paper 1 carries 50 questions from Teaching Aptitude, Research Aptitude, Reading Comprehension, Communication, Reasoning (Including Maths), Logical Reasoning, Data Interpretation, Information & Communication Technology (ICT), People & Environment and Higher Education System: Governance, Polity & Administration. Total marks allotted to the Paper 1 exam are 100. Paper 2 carries 100 questions on specific subjects.  In this article, we have also mentioned UGC NET Paper-1 Analysis and UGC NET Paper-2 Analysis. Read this article below to know more about UGC NET Phase-2 exam analysis 2023.

UGC NET Phase-2 Exam Analysis 2023 & Student Reaction for March 1

The NTA has conducted UGC NET English Paper on March 1, 2023. According to the candidates, 8-9 questions were asked from British and American literature. Chronological questions were dominant in the paper. Almost, 20 questions were asked from Chronology. A few Indian literature questions were present in the paper. Few questions were asked from DI, Teaching Aptitude & Research Aptitude. Paper 2, which carried subject-specific questions, was moderate in nature and Paper 1 was easy to moderate in difficulty level.

Mundsar Alam, who appeared for the English paper said, "Paper 2 was of moderate level and it was not easy. In Paper 1, the maximum number of questions were asked from DI, Current Affairs, Teaching & Research Aptitude. In Paper 2, 8-9 questions were asked from British and American literature. "

Simran said, " Paper 1 was of easy to moderate level and Paper 2 was moderate. In Paper 2, chronological type of questions were asked maximum. The cut-off will be less as the paper was moderate to difficult."