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This eCourse comprises of 100 questions that have been picked out of recent UGC NET/SLET examinations. This eCourse is different from the others available in the market mainly because it provides detailed explanations which help you learn how to identify answers to similar questions in the actual examination. To view the contents of this eCourse, please download the syllabus for NET 001.

UGC NET certification has become compulsory for anyone who wants to teach at college level in India. There are 93 subjects in UGC NET and anyone can apply for the exam in the subject of their Post Graduation. There are three papers in the exam :

1) Paper I   - Objective type test on Reasoning and Aptitude

2) Paper II  - Objective type test in the subject selected (out of 93 subjects)

3) Paper III - Essay type test in the subject selected (out of 93 subjects)

 

Out of these three papers, Paper I is the common paper for all UGC NET Candidates. There will be 50 questions in Paper I including questions on 

  • Arithmetic sums
  • Logic and Reasoning
  • Teaching Methodology
  • Reading Comprehension
  • Analyzing Charts and Graphs
  • Analyzing Tables

eCourse Contents

The cost of this eCourse is only Rs. 175.  As a registered student of the eCourse, you will receive :

  • A 25 page eBook with all the 5 modules 
  • A 50 page eBook with answers and explanations to the 5 modules
  • Interactive Practice Test with 100 questions  
  • eMail consultation with the author throughout the duration of the eCourse

Software Requirements for this eCourse :

The eBook is in PDF format and you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open the eBook.

The Interactive exercises are in EXE format and will work on any computer with Windows and Internet Explorer. However, for those who are using any other operating system, we'll send the same in plain HTML format. 

All the files are compressed in ZIP format for easy download. You will need a software like 7Zip to open the files.

Send the draft to this address :

    Maheshbhai J Patel

    "Anurag"

    Nr. Shri Nagar Society

    R K Hall Road

    Opp. Chinar Gulnar Complex

    Anand - 388001

 Contact us at Ask Rangoo

 

 

PLEASE VERIFY BY UR OWN

 

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