What were the topics asked from People & Environment in UGC NET 2021?
The topics asked from People & Environment in UGC NET 2021 were Ozone depletion, global warming, climate change, natural hazards, COP25, Paris Agreement, etc. 3-4 questions were asked from this section and the overall difficulty level ranged from moderate to high.
What were the topics asked from Teaching Aptitude and Research Aptitude in UGC NET 2021?
The topics asked from Teaching Aptitude in UGC NET 2021 were levels of teaching, key behaviours of teaching, formative evaluation, teaching skills. The topics from Research Aptitude were ethics of research, methods of teaching, qualitative research, action & qualitative research. 11 to 13 questions were asked from Teaching Aptitude and 7 to 9 questions were asked from Research Aptitude. The overall difficulty level of this section ranged from moderate to high.
What were the topics asked from Logical Reasoning in UGC NET 2021?
The topics asked from Logical Reasoning in UGC NET 2021 include Statement, Assertion & Reason based questions, Letter Coding, Relationship, Hetu, Praman, Wireless Bluetooth, Jainism, Buddhism, Anumaan, etc. among others. 7-8 questions were asked from this section and the overall difficulty level ranged from easy to moderate.
What was the overall difficulty level of UGC NET 2021?
The overall difficulty level of UGC NET 2021 ranged from moderate to high. Logical Reasoning, Data Interpretation, and Reading Comprehension were easy to moderate in terms of difficulty. On the other hand, the difficulty level of Teaching Aptitude, Information & Communication Technology, People & Environment, and Governance, Polity & Administration & Current Affairs ranged from moderate to high.
How many papers were there in UGC NET 2021?
Two papers were there in UGC NET 2021 comprising objective-type questions. 50 questions were asked in Paper 1 and 100 questions were asked in Paper 2. Paper 1, that was common to all candidates, carried a total of 100 marks whereas the total marks for Paper 2 (conducted separately for 82 subjects) was 200 marks. The papers were conducted in English and Hindi.