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Vaishnavi Srivastava

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You can apply only for that subject, which you have chosen in post graduation.

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nitika kohliDeprivation Creates Value

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One thing that makes practice easier is doing as many questions as possible on regular basis. Pick up the previous year papers and solve them without any help first, then pick up the answer keys (don't rely 100% on books for the accurate answer keys, hardly there is any; try to download as many answer keys as available from the CBSE NET website only). Give yourself marks and then concentrate on those questions and topics that you did wrong, (also concentrate on the questions that you did right, for example you know about only one option and that happens to be the correct answer too, about rest 3 options -you are unaware of; thinking th
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Ishaani MalhotraJust wynk it, life, eyeliner, everything.

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You can appear for UGC NET in Management even though you have done Post-Graduation in Commerce. I want to add that the easiest subject to choose for UGC NET JRF is the one which you have studied in your Graduation and Post-Graduation. The minimum eligibility criteria stipulated at the NTA UGC bulletin is a Masters or equivalent degree with 55% marks from a University recognised by UGC. Therefore, you can either choose the subject in which you have done your graduation and post-graduation or you can also go for another subject of your interest. If you go for some other subject for UGC NET Exam http://bit.ly/2FSok2K apart from what you h
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nitika kohliDeprivation Creates Value

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Hello,
Well, the UGC NET Exam is soon going to take place, so you should keep yourself prepared to fight the race with full-fledged preparations. I understand that the syllabus of HRM is quite long and it is challenging to complete the entire syllabus and topics with efficiency. So, here Id like to provide you a plan through which you can possibly cover the enough syllabus to win success in the UGC NET exam. First of all, chalk out the important topics of the subject UGC NET HRM. Meaning/Objective/Nature
Operative Functions of HRM
Role of HR Manager/Personnel Manager
Type of HR Policies/Essentials
Job Analysis/Methods
Recruitment/Process/Rec
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Ishaani MalhotraJust wynk it, life, eyeliner, everything.

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Hello,UGC aspirants.
For English literature I would suggest you few tips-
Devote your time thoroughly towards your preparation as it has a vast syllabus, just do not go for any new topic this time, revise what you have learned. Practice as per the exam mode and the latest exam pattern. Acquaint yourself with the latest trends introduced in the exam. Prioritize as per marks weight age and time consumption. Allocate time as per the priority of a topic. Practice UGC NET previous papers Go for the best study resources in your entire preparation journey. This is something really significant for your exam. Do not ignore Paper 1, it holds 100 m
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Priya MahajanEducationist and Career Consultant since 2010

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Hi,You can go for either a regular degree or a correspondence. The college should be UGC approved. The subject of the NET should be the same as that of your Masters degree. Then you can pursue a Ph.D. and become a professor in a reputed university. The Ph.D. eligibility criteria is If you belong to a general category then your minimum post-graduation marks should be more than 55%. For SC/ST/PWD/Transgender candidates/Women applicants, it should be 50%. Hence first selection should be of a good college which is of repute so that it can give the best academic excellence in the form of best faculty who are there to help you. Added to this
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nitika kohliDeprivation Creates Value

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Hello,
Note down your syllabus. Don't be screwed up with the topics out of the syllabus. Start with the topic you can cover faster. Mark the topics you have covered and proceed to next one. Refer good books to clear your basic concepts and logics as well as cover whole syllabus. Preparing Short-Notes is the best way of practicing your syllabus in a short time and revise everything. Notes should be very clear and well written so when you have to revise you can just open your notebook and read it. As time is limited to solve questions in UGC NET, try to attempt the section you can do very fast. Start teaching someone else. This will defin
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