Political Science

Hello,
Here are some tips which can surely help you to prepare well for the UGC NET Political Science exam preparation.
1. Firstly, analyze the complete syllabus of Political Science for UGC NET and list down all the topics.
2. A good UGC NET study material - Select the best study material which includes reference books, solved question papers and mock test papers also.
3. Manage your time effectively. Give time to the topics according to their importance level.
4. Revision is a must. Do revision after completing each topic, it is important for self-analysis.
5. Solve previous years' question papers and online mock tests to improve your performance and make strong your weak points.
6. Be confident and stay relaxed.

Hello,
For UGC NET Political Science Exam you can go for the following books:
1. Truemans UGC NET Political Science
2. UGC NET/SET (JRF/LS) Political Science Paper I & II by Arihant
3. CBSE UGC NET Political Science (Paper I, II & III) Previous Year Papers by R. Guptas
Make short notes for revision, revise on daily basis. Solve UGC NET previous year question paper http://bit.ly/2OAzePF to know the difficulty level. Appear for mock test as well to check the conceptual clarity. Boost your speed of solving questions. Search for the smart approach for solving questions. You also need to be accurate. Be speedy enough to attempt all the questions.

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Try to cover the easy & important topics only. Later you may go with moderate ones. Solve the relevant questions along with topics. Revise on a daily basis. Assign a time to topics as per their importance. Do not neglect UGC NET paper 1 , it is more scoring and the biggest reason for most of students' failure as they take it for granted. Practice a lot of questions from every topic and no need to get distracted using multiple sources, even one source would suffice. The best way to revise the concepts is by solving previous year question papers & mock test papers. Solve previous year question papers and mock test papers. Be positive.

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If you are willing to prepare for UGC NET Political Science, keep the following point in mind. The syllabus is vast so making priority is important. Cover the easier topics with good marking weightage first. Refer UGC NET previous year question paper http://bit.ly/2OAzePF for the topics which are too difficult to handle, take out the specific sections from which questions are asked. For concepts, make short notes or maintain a flow chart for every chapter. Practice a lot of questions, make sure to solve the questions given at the end of the chapters. Appear for mock test papers such as a finish touch to the preparation. Do not skip previous year test papers.

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