UGC NET 2021 Paper 1 Previous Year Paper (04-Jan-2022) (Shift 2)

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UGC NET 2021 Paper 1 Previous Year Paper (04-Jan-2022) (Shift 2)

UGC NET 2021 Paper 1 exam, held on 04-Jan-2022 (Shift 2), consisted of 50 questions designed to assess candidates' teaching and research aptitude. The paper covered key areas such as communication, logical reasoning, mathematical reasoning, reading comprehension, and general awareness. It tested candidates' ability to understand and apply teaching methods, as well as their general knowledge and critical thinking skills.

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UGC NET 2021 Paper 1 Previous Year Paper (04-Jan-2022) (Shift 2)

60 Minutes

50 Questions

100 Marks

English, Hindi

Showing 1 - 5 of 50 questions

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Q1.

Study the given table carefully and answer the question that follows :

The following table gives the marks obtained by 6 students in 6 different subjects in an examination.

Note: The number in the bracket gives the maximum marks in each subject.

	Subject (Max Marks)
Student	Physics (100)	Chemistry (100)	Math (100)	History (50)	Computer Science (50)	Hindi (50)
A	80	76	68	40	36	24
B	90	68	72	42	38	26
C	85	81	75	38	32	31
D	75	79	58	28	28	34
E	45	65	62	31	29	28
F	68	72	68	26	34	30

What is the percentage of total marks obtained by student A?

Q2.

Study the given table carefully and answer the question that follows :

The following table gives the marks obtained by 6 students in 6 different subjects in an examination.

Note: The number in the bracket gives the maximum marks in each subject.

	Subject (Max Marks)
Student	Physics (100)	Chemistry (100)	Math (100)	History (50)	Computer Science (50)	Hindi (50)
A	80	76	68	40	36	24
B	90	68	72	42	38	26
C	85	81	75	38	32	31
D	75	79	58	28	28	34
E	45	65	62	31	29	28
F	68	72	68	26	34	30

What is the difference of percentage in the total marks of students D and E?

9.28

9.68

9.43

9.34

Q3.

Study the given table carefully and answer the question that follows :

The following table gives the marks obtained by 6 students in 6 different subjects in an examination.

Note: The number in the bracket gives the maximum marks in each subject.

	Subject (Max Marks)
Student	Physics (100)	Chemistry (100)	Math (100)	History (50)	Computer Science (50)	Hindi (50)
A	80	76	68	40	36	24
B	90	68	72	42	38	26
C	85	81	75	38	32	31
D	75	79	58	28	28	34
E	45	65	62	31	29	28
F	68	72	68	26	34	30

What is the average marks of students in Physics, Chemistry, and Math?

212.6

214.5

213.7

210.4

Q4.

Study the given table carefully and answer the question that follows :

The following table gives the marks obtained by 6 students in 6 different subjects in an examination.

Note: The number in the bracket gives the maximum marks in each subject.

	Subject (Max Marks)
Student	Physics (100)	Chemistry (100)	Math (100)	History (50)	Computer Science (50)	Hindi (50)
A	80	76	68	40	36	24
B	90	68	72	42	38	26
C	85	81	75	38	32	31
D	75	79	58	28	28	34
E	45	65	62	31	29	28
F	68	72	68	26	34	30

Which student obtained maximum marks?

Q5.

Study the given table carefully and answer the question that follows :

The following table gives the marks obtained by 6 students in 6 different subjects in an examination.

Note: The number in the bracket gives the maximum marks in each subject.

	Subject (Max Marks)
Student	Physics (100)	Chemistry (100)	Math (100)	History (50)	Computer Science (50)	Hindi (50)
A	80	76	68	40	36	24
B	90	68	72	42	38	26
C	85	81	75	38	32	31
D	75	79	58	28	28	34
E	45	65	62	31	29	28
F	68	72	68	26	34	30

Find out the number of students who obtained more than or equal to 60% marks in all subjects?

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