The UGC NET exam duration is typically three hours, consisting of two sessions. The first session lasts for 1 hour, while the second session also spans 2 hours.
The mode of the UGC NET (University Grants Commission National Eligibility Test) exam is Computer-Based Test (CBT). Candidates will take the exam on a computer at designated test centers, where they will answer multiple-choice questions through an online interface.
There will be two papers for UGC Net exam, Paper I and Paper II. Paper I will consist of topics including teaching aptitude, research aptitude, comprehension, mathematical reasoning & aptitude, communication, logical reasoning, Data Interpretation, ICT, People, development & environment, and higher education system. Paper-II will consist of the subject wise questions depending on subjects opted by the student.
No, there is no negative marking for an incorrect answer in the UGC NET paper. Candidates are not penalized for wrong answers, so it is advisable to attempt all the questions without the fear of losing marks for incorrect responses.
The paper will be available in both Hindi and English languages to cater to a wider audience and accommodate individuals who are more comfortable reading and comprehending information in their native language. Regional language papers, such as Marathi and Tamil, will be exclusively in their respective regional languages.