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- 2. LEARN WHY TO CLEAR? & THEN HOW TO CLEAR?
- 3. UGC NET/SET Syllabus 2020 PAPER I 1. Teaching Aptitude 2. Research Aptitude 3. Reading Comprehension 4. Communication 5. Mathematical Reasoning and Aptitude 6. Logical Reasoning 7. Data Interpretation 8. Information & Communication Technology (ICT) 9. People , Development & Environment, 10. Higher Education System
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- 12. Some tips to score well Knowledge about current affairs. General Knowledge. Solve Previous Years Question Papers. Attend Mock Test. Allocate Adequate time for each topic and prepare well. Build a Proper Study Plan. Practice Important Topics. Focus on your weak areas. Time Management while preparing as well at the time of the exam.
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