Structured prep for UGC NET — the NTA exam that decides Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowship awards — with Paper 1 daily targets, subject-wise Paper 2 practice, and zero-negative-marking strategy built in.
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UGC NET aspirants
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Subjects supported
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NTA-Pattern Mock Tests
Full-length mocks matching the real Paper 1 + Paper 2 combined format, with zero negative marking applied exactly as in the actual exam.
Paper 1 Daily Targets
10 questions every day across Teaching Aptitude, Research Aptitude, Reasoning and the other Paper 1 units common to every subject.
Subject-wise Paper 2 Practice
Practice sets organised by your chosen Paper 2 subject, instead of one-size-fits-all question banks that ignore your actual specialisation.
No-Negative-Marking Strategy
Since every attempt counts equally with no downside, guidance on when guessing is mathematically the right call — unlike SSC or AFCAT.
JRF Viva Awareness
Notes on what differentiates a JRF rank from a plain Assistant Professor-eligible rank, and what the fellowship interview stage involves.
All-India Leaderboard
Compare your Paper 1 mock scores against every other UGC NET aspirant on the platform, updated after every attempt.
UGC NET — Combined Paper Structure
| Section | Questions | Marks | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paper 1 (General — common to all subjects) | 50 | 100 | — |
| Paper 2 (Subject-specific, your chosen subject) | 100 | 200 | — |
| Total | 150 | 300 | 3 hr (single sitting) |
What Each Outcome Gets You
| Stream | Questions | Marks | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| NET Qualified | — | — | Eligible for Assistant Professor roles |
| JRF Qualified | — | — | Fellowship stipend + Assistant Professor eligibility |
UGC NET 2026 Cycle (Typical)
Dr. Shreya Kulkarni
UGC NET Subject Expert, AptiEdge
Shreya qualified UGC NET with JRF on her first attempt and now teaches as an Assistant Professor while mentoring NET aspirants part-time since 2023.
Her approach treats Paper 1 as the section most candidates under-prepare, since it feels "generic" compared to a subject specialisation — but it carries a full 100 of the 300 total marks.
1st attempt
JRF qualified
900+
Students mentored
180+
NET clears via AptiEdge
What they cover
Days 1-15
Paper 1 Foundation
Cover every Paper 1 unit at least once — Teaching Aptitude, Research Aptitude, Reasoning, ICT, and Higher Education System.
Days 16-35
Paper 2 Deep Dive
Shift primary focus to your chosen subject's Paper 2 syllabus, since it carries double the marks of Paper 1.
Days 36-50
Mock-Led Practice
Two full combined mocks a week, timed at the real 3-hour single sitting, reviewing both papers together.
Days 51-60
Final Revision
Revisit your error log from every mock. With no negative marking, never leave a question blank on exam day.
Real people. We don't inflate this number.
Anjali Deshmukh
Qualified — JRF, Commerce
Paper 1: 88/100
"I almost ignored Paper 1 entirely to focus on my Commerce specialisation. The daily targets stopped me from making that mistake."
Rohan Iyer
Qualified — NET, Computer Science
2nd attempt clear
"First attempt I didn't even know the exam had no negative marking. Knowing that changed how I approached every uncertain question the second time."
Pooja Nair
Qualified — JRF, English
Paper 2: 178/200
"Subject-wise practice for English specifically was hard to find elsewhere. Most platforms only cover Paper 1 generically."
Free plan available. Practice the exact Paper 1 + Paper 2 format, with zero-negative-marking strategy built into every mock.