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Contributor-Level 9
Quantitative Aptitude for the CAT by Arun Sharma
Quantitative Aptitude Quantum CAT by Sarvesh K Verma
Language Ability Section :-
Verbal Ability and Reading Comprehension By Arihant Publication
Pearson Guide to Verbal Ability By Sujit Kumar, Pearson Publication
Social and General Awareness Section :-
Manorama Year Book
Pratiyogita Darpan.
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Make sure your Fundamentals are strong as the Fundamentals will always be the Fundamentals they will never change. Make sure your pronunciations are spot on. Read a lot, while you are reading, read it out loud so that your ears can hear the pronunciations and the sound of the words. Write, practice writing as much as you can, try to correct yourself. Start speaking in the language, it's okay to make mistakes, never be afraid of making mistakes, cuz we humans learn best from our mistakes. Enjoy the language, Try to find a reason of why do you want to learn the language. There has to be a strong reason behind your desir
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The UGC NET is held for the selection of candidates for assistant professor posts, and for JRF awards. You may check online platforms for the study material and sample papers. I have found a blog where they provide the sample questions, previous year papers and sample question papers for the practice. Check it: https://medium.com/@rubibhatia5456/eduncle-review-for-ugc-net-study-material-worth-buying-1ce8ef6a55c6 visit to know more.
The previous year papers and mock test is good practice to be familiar with the exam pattern and to know the difficulty level of the exam. So keep practicing and be confident.
All the best!
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If you choose to study economics then you might deal with economics itself majorly but if you choose then I think you must focus on 12th and 11th grade but according to my knowledge you may try to occupy a degree in actuarial science which requires prof
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Successful completion of graduation, preferably in the arts stream, completed from a recognised university. A minimum aggregate score of 50% (45% for SC/ST candidates) at the level of graduation.
Top universities that conduct entrance exams in the country for admission to the course:
University of Delhi
Jamia Milia Islamia University
Banaras Hindu University
Hindi and Foreign Language University. Thanks!
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