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UGC NET Paper 1 Question Paper Shift 2 (Mar 11, 2023); Download PDF

UGC NET Paper 1 held on March 11, 2023 (Shift 2) assessed candidates on essential skills like teaching and research aptitude, logical reasoning, data interpretation, and ICT. The exam had 50 multiple-choice questions, totaling 100 marks, to be completed in an hour. The syllabus covered key areas such as communication skills, research methods, and an understanding of higher education and environmental issues.

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UGC NET 2022 Paper 1 Previous Year Paper (11-Mar-2023) (Shift 2)
60 Minutes
50 Questions
100 Marks
English, Hindi
Showing 1 - 5 of 50 questions
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Q1.

The following table shows the monthly income and various expenditures of six friends A-F in absolute value or in percentage (in terms of monthly income) form. Some values (marked as '-') are missing in the table which you are expected to calculate if required. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions

Income and Expenditure Details

Friend

Monthly Income

Expenditure (in Rs.) on

Salary (in Rs.) 

Incentive (in Rs.) 

Travel

Food

Accommodation 

Shopping

A

92000

-

-

10960

10%

15%

B

-

14400

15280

17000

12400

-

C

-

12600

12%

8%

-

12%

D

88000

-

-

15120

9%

16800

E

80000

-

5%

-

8400

11240

F

-

11400

8400

8%

13720

Note:-

(a) Monthly Income = Salary + Incentive.

(b) Incentive amounts to 15% of salary.

(c) All six friends save 40% of their monthly income.

(d) There is no expenditure other than those given in the table.

What is the total amount (in Rs.) spent by all the six friends together on Travelling?

Q2.

The following table shows the monthly income and various expenditures of six friends A-F in absolute value or in percentage (in terms of monthly income) form. Some values (marked as '-') are missing in the table which you are expected to calculate if required. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions

Income and Expenditure Details

Friend

Monthly Income

Expenditure (in Rs.) on

Salary (in Rs.) 

Incentive (in Rs.) 

Travel

Food

Accommodation 

Shopping

A

92000

-

-

10960

10%

15%

B

-

14400

15280

17000

12400

-

C

-

12600

12%

8%

-

12%

D

88000

-

-

15120

9%

16800

E

80000

-

5%

-

8400

11240

F

-

11400

8400

8%

13720

Note:-

(a) Monthly Income = Salary + Incentive.

(b) Incentive amounts to 15% of salary.

(c) All six friends save 40% of their monthly income.

(d) There is no expenditure other than those given in the table.

What is the difference in the amount spent by B on Food and Shopping together and that of C on accommodation?

Q3.

The following table shows the monthly income and various expenditures of six friends A-F in absolute value or in percentage (in terms of monthly income) form. Some values (marked as '-') are missing in the table which you are expected to calculate if required. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions

Income and Expenditure Details

Friend

Monthly Income

Expenditure (in Rs.) on

Salary (in Rs.) 

Incentive (in Rs.) 

Travel

Food

Accommodation 

Shopping

A

92000

-

-

10960

10%

15%

B

-

14400

15280

17000

12400

-

C

-

12600

12%

8%

-

12%

D

88000

-

-

15120

9%

16800

E

80000

-

5%

-

8400

11240

F

-

11400

8400

8%

13720

Note:-

(a) Monthly Income = Salary + Incentive.

(b) Incentive amounts to 15% of salary.

(c) All six friends save 40% of their monthly income.

(d) There is no expenditure other than those given in the table.

What is the amount saved (in Rs.) by all the six friends together?

Q4.

The following table shows the monthly income and various expenditures of six friends A-F in absolute value or in percentage (in terms of monthly income) form. Some values (marked as '-') are missing in the table which you are expected to calculate if required. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions

Income and Expenditure Details

Friend

Monthly Income

Expenditure (in Rs.) on

Salary (in Rs.) 

Incentive (in Rs.) 

Travel

Food

Accommodation 

Shopping

A

92000

-

-

10960

10%

15%

B

-

14400

15280

17000

12400

-

C

-

12600

12%

8%

-

12%

D

88000

-

-

15120

9%

16800

E

80000

-

5%

-

8400

11240

F

-

11400

8400

8%

13720

Note:-

(a) Monthly Income = Salary + Incentive.

(b) Incentive amounts to 15% of salary.

(c) All six friends save 40% of their monthly income.

(d) There is no expenditure other than those given in the table.

The annual income of D is Rs. _________ less than that of A.

Q5.

The following table shows the monthly income and various expenditures of six friends A-F in absolute value or in percentage (in terms of monthly income) form. Some values (marked as '-') are missing in the table which you are expected to calculate if required. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions

Income and Expenditure Details

Friend

Monthly Income

Expenditure (in Rs.) on

Salary (in Rs.) 

Incentive (in Rs.) 

Travel

Food

Accommodation 

Shopping

A

92000

-

-

10960

10%

15%

B

-

14400

15280

17000

12400

-

C

-

12600

12%

8%

-

12%

D

88000

-

-

15120

9%

16800

E

80000

-

5%

-

8400

11240

F

-

11400

8400

8%

13720

Note:-

(a) Monthly Income = Salary + Incentive.

(b) Incentive amounts to 15% of salary.

(c) All six friends save 40% of their monthly income.

(d) There is no expenditure other than those given in the table.

Expenditure by A on Travelling constitutes approximately ____________ % of the salary of F.

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