UGC NET Paper 1 Question Paper Shift 2 (December 14, 2023); Download PDF

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UGC NET 2023 Paper 1 (Shift 2), held on 14th December 2023, consists of 50 questions designed to evaluate the general teaching and research aptitude of candidates. The paper covers a variety of topics, including logical reasoning, reading comprehension, data interpretation, and teaching methodologies. It is a crucial exam for candidates aspiring to become assistant professors or pursue research fellowships in Indian universities and colleges. The difficulty level of the paper is moderate, aiming to assess candidates' overall academic and cognitive abilities.

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UGC NET 2023 Paper 1 Previous Year Paper (14-Dec-2023) (Shift 2)

60 Minutes

50 Questions

100 Marks

English, Hindi

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Q1.

The following table shows the percentage of marks obtained by six different students in six different subjects A-F of MCA programme in a University, alongwith the maximum marks in each subject (shown in brackets). Based on the data in the table, answer the questions that follow.

Student-wise Percentage of Marks in Six Subjects

Students	Subjects (Maximum Marks)
Students	A (150)	B (100)	C (150)	D(125)	E(75)	F (50)
Anil	66%	75%	88%	56%	56%	90%
Arman	82%	76%	84%	96%	92%	88%
Arpit	76%	66%	78%	88%	72%	70%
Gaurav	90%	88%	96%	76%	84%	86%
Gurjit	64%	70%	68%	72%	68%	74%
Priya	48%	56%	50%	64%	64%	58%

How many marks did Anil get in all the six subjects together?

369

463

558

496

Q2.

Student-wise Percentage of Marks in Six Subjects

Students	Subjects (Maximum Marks)
Students	A (150)	B (100)	C (150)	D(125)	E(75)	F (50)
Anil	66%	75%	88%	56%	56%	90%
Arman	82%	76%	84%	96%	92%	88%
Arpit	76%	66%	78%	88%	72%	70%
Gaurav	90%	88%	96%	76%	84%	86%
Gurjit	64%	70%	68%	72%	68%	74%
Priya	48%	56%	50%	64%	64%	58%

Total marks obtained in all the six subjects together is more than 490 by exactly _______ students.

two

three

four

five

Q3.

Student-wise Percentage of Marks in Six Subjects

Students	Subjects (Maximum Marks)
Students	A (150)	B (100)	C (150)	D(125)	E(75)	F (50)
Anil	66%	75%	88%	56%	56%	90%
Arman	82%	76%	84%	96%	92%	88%
Arpit	76%	66%	78%	88%	72%	70%
Gaurav	90%	88%	96%	76%	84%	86%
Gurjit	64%	70%	68%	72%	68%	74%
Priya	48%	56%	50%	64%	64%	58%

If M and N represent the average marks obtained by all the six students together in subjects C and E, respectively, then (M, N) = _______.

(112, 56.5)

(114, 55)

(115, 56)

(116, 54.5)

Q4.

Student-wise Percentage of Marks in Six Subjects

Students	Subjects (Maximum Marks)
Students	A (150)	B (100)	C (150)	D(125)	E(75)	F (50)
Anil	66%	75%	88%	56%	56%	90%
Arman	82%	76%	84%	96%	92%	88%
Arpit	76%	66%	78%	88%	72%	70%
Gaurav	90%	88%	96%	76%	84%	86%
Gurjit	64%	70%	68%	72%	68%	74%
Priya	48%	56%	50%	64%	64%	58%

Marks obtained by Gaurav are _______ % more than that of Gurjit in all the six subjects together. (rounded off to two digits after decimal)

27.35

24.52

29.45

28.15

Q5.

Student-wise Percentage of Marks in Six Subjects

Students	Subjects (Maximum Marks)
Students	A (150)	B (100)	C (150)	D(125)	E(75)	F (50)
Anil	66%	75%	88%	56%	56%	90%
Arman	82%	76%	84%	96%	92%	88%
Arpit	76%	66%	78%	88%	72%	70%
Gaurav	90%	88%	96%	76%	84%	86%
Gurjit	64%	70%	68%	72%	68%	74%
Priya	48%	56%	50%	64%	64%	58%

What is the different between the average marks obtained in subjects A and E by all the six students together?

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