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Do you think reading of objective type questions would help for cracking the UGC NET / JRF as now UGC will ask only objective type questions in NET /JRF June 2012

Dear All,

Do you think that one should read objective type question for cracking UGC NET/JRF? Can any body remember thousands of objective type questions? I don't think so, In my opinion we have to read more now, in discriptive questions you still write answers if you lack some information about the asked question, but in objecive type you may know or may not know.

I think one should read more and more on each topic to crack the exam in new format.

Kindly share your opinions in this regard and also suggest stratagies to crack the exam in new format.

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Yes sir, I am agree with you. Examination having objective type questions need more thorough study. You should know each and every topic properly.

yes sir,

 you are right, for cracking the UGC NET exam we have to read discriptive question.

Hello Ritesh sir,

You are absolutely correct. According to our patter we have to know each n every point in quick way.I also stared learning as MCQ way,but i realize its not possible.

Problem arising :-1.  If we go through MCQ ,so we need more n more info related that topic ,it divert us to go n read in brief knowledge. Finally i started brief reading .

2. Sometime i feel to solve the previouse year question paper.so problem get double.

Solution :- First a fall to read all previous yr question paper ---write all difficulties.

Then start making ur notes.That ll help in last few day.

Then start memorizing .

"UGC -NET IS COVERED VAST AREA OF KNOWLEDGE"

i think in this world  everything is possible but with the help of will power and with doing work.

ji sir i  am agree with you. now NET exam not more easy . but  its need study  in depth for cracking NET exam. really coming( LIS professtionals) who will qualified this exam will  remember thousands of question. but................................ a candidate who have learned 999 questions/answer not the 1000th answer and this 1000th question will come in exam than its definatlly hard luck to crack the exam. than whats the benifits of 999 answer which the candidate know. .......i think slow and study then win the race.

i am also go with sangeeta ji........and hementa gogi ji as well.

 

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 ....we are discussing here about the pattern of  Questions of upcoming  exam of UGC- NET ... but one thing I want to ask You to People.... why UGC changed the pattern of NET...?

objective question is to solve. this year no negative marking.

Its very good news to clear UGC/NET.

yes sir, I also agree with you. We should do the hard work & detail study.

I think one should go for more intensive as well as comprehensive study on all the topics.One should have proper understanding of the underlying concepts. It would be of only very little help studying only the obj questions for paper III, though it may prove helpful for paper II. The questions will be objective but will be tricky and concept based and will judge the mettle of the candidate regarding his/her knowledge base as well us understanding of the subject and its application.

Thanks for your kind reply !

you r right Sir.to prepare for the objective questn we have to read more. but for othr literaure papr like English i think the stndard of teachin would be nt satisfactory.

Thanks for your kind reply !

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