NET Preparation

Best Books for CSIR NET Mathematics:
1- Foundations of Functional Analysis by S. Ponnusamy
2- CSIR-UGC NET/JRF/SLET Mathematical Sciences (Paper I & II) by Dr. A. Kumar
3- Contemporary Abstract Algebra by N L Carothers
4- Complex Variables & Applications by James Brown & Ruel Churchill
5- Topics in Algebra by I N Herstein
6- CSIR-UGC NET/JRF/SET Mathematical Sciences by Alok Kumar (Upkar)
7- Real analysis by HL Royden
8- Complex Variables and Applications by Ruel Churchill, James Brown
9- Contemporary Abstract Algebra by Joseph A Gallian
10- Classical Mechanics by Herbert Goldstein
11- Fundamentals of Statistics by S C Gupta
12- Integral Equations & Boundary Value Problems by Dr. MD Raisinghania
13- Abstract Algebra by Dummit and Foot
14- Ordinary & Partial Differential Equations by MD Raisinghania
15- How to Become a Human Calculator by Aditi Singhal
16- Advanced Differential Equations by MD Raisinghania
17- Linear Algebra Done Right, third edition, 2015 by Sheldon Axler
18- Basic Course in Real Analysis by S. Kumaresan
19- Principles of Mathematical Analysis by W. Rudin
20- Theory of Functions of a Complex Variable by S. Narayan
The two most popular books for the CSIR NET Maths Preparation are Foundations of Functional Analysis by S. Ponnusamy and CSIR-UGC NET/JRF/SLET Mathematical Sciences for Paper 1 and paper 2 by Dr. A. Kumar.

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UGC NET General Paper 1, also known as Aptitude paper, is common for all the candidates appearing for any specific subject. I am providing you with a brief on how to focus on Paper 1 preparation.
The difficulty level of this paper varies from Medium to high medium, so most of the students prefer to prepare for paper 1 first. The two main sections of this paper are:
1. Teaching Aptitude
2. Research Aptitude
Focusing on these two sections first can lead to better results. UGC NET Teaching Aptitude Tips & Tricks:Candidates who wish to be a lecturer must be aware of the facts like the nature of teaching, aim, characteristics and teaching aids and needs. For example, the primary objective of teaching is to develop the thinking power of the students. So, it is important for NTA UGC NET aspiring candidates to have adequate knowledge of the factors that affect the teaching like - how a teacher should behave while taking a class or in which manner teachers should deal with the students queries. Research Aptitude Tips & Tricks:
There are various types of research which need the detailed study by the candidates. Some of them include exploratory, fundamental, historical, and experimental.
1. The sequence of research goes as:
2. Identification of research
3. Proposal of action
4. Construction of hypothesis
5. Collection of data
6. Presentation of data
7. Data analysis and
8. Declaration of result. Few preparation tips for Paper 1:
a) Go through the Paper 1 syllabus thoroughly. B) Set your targeted score
c) Solve previous years' questions for paper 1.

Hello Aspirants!
Yes, Definitely. NET basically tests your subject knowledge and if you have read well during your college, it won't be that difficult for you. It also depends on your subject. I had commerce and most of the preparation for NET was from Graduation books. Hence, I could qualify it in the first attempt itself. One more positive aspect is that the exam cycle for both the exams is different which can be taken advantage of. NET is a one time thing. Strategy-
The strategy would depend on when you are starting your UGC NET http://bit.ly/2FSok2K preparations. If I assume that you want to attempt NET and Cgl you can give around 45 hours to NET and along with that, 23 hours to CGL. It will help you build a base for CGL. Even when NET exam approaches, give 1 hour to CGL ( to maintain continuity). After you are done with NET, give full attention to CGL. Solve as many mock papers as you can, for both the exams. Revision is most important thing, revise as much as you can. Solve as many questions as possible. Would be nice if you solve it online. Hope the above information helps you.