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UGC NET 2022 Paper 1 Previous Year Paper (22-Sep-2022) (Shift 1)

UGC NET 2022 Paper 1 exam, held on 22-Sep-2022 (Shift 1), 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 2022 Paper 1 Previous Year Paper (22-Sep-2022) (Shift 1)
60 Minutes
50 Questions
100 Marks
English, Hindi
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Q1.

The following table shows the details about (i) the number of students studying in five different classes A-E of a school, and (ii) participating neither in chess nor in carrom (iii) the ratio of students who participate in Chess to Carrom. The remaining students play either chess or carrom. Based on the data in the table answer questions:

Class-wise Participation in Games

Class

Total Number
of Students

Number of Students
without participation
in both the games

Ratio of Students
participating in
Chess to Carrom

A

420

119

4 ∶ 3

B

330

88

7  4

C

240

110

8  5

D

125

45

2  3

E

390

130

8  5

What is the total number of students participating in Chess from B, C and E together?

Q2.

The following table shows the details about (i) the number of students studying in five different classes A-E of a school, and (ii) participating neither in chess nor in carrom (iii) the ratio of students who participate in Chess to Carrom. The remaining students play either chess or carrom. Based on the data in the table answer questions:

Class-wise Participation in Games

Class

Total Number
of Students

Number of Students
without participation
in both the games

Ratio of Students
participating in
Chess to Carrom

A

420

119

4 ∶ 3

B

330

88

7  4

C

240

110

8  5

D

125

45

2  3

E

390

130

8  5

What is the ratio of students participating in Carrom from B and C together to the students participating in Chess from A and D together?

Q3.

The following table shows the details about (i) the number of students studying in five different classes A-E of a school, and (ii) participating neither in chess nor in carrom (iii) the ratio of students who participate in Chess to Carrom. The remaining students play either chess or carrom. Based on the data in the table answer questions:

Class-wise Participation in Games

Class

Total Number
of Students

Number of Students
without participation
in both the games

Ratio of Students
participating in
Chess to Carrom

A

420

119

4 ∶ 3

B

330

88

7  4

C

240

110

8  5

D

125

45

2  3

E

390

130

8  5

What is the average of number of students participating in Carrom from D and Chess from A?

Q4.

The following table shows the details about (i) the number of students studying in five different classes A-E of a school, and (ii) participating neither in chess nor in carrom (iii) the ratio of students who participate in Chess to Carrom. The remaining students play either chess or carrom. Based on the data in the table answer questions:

Class-wise Participation in Games

Class

Total Number
of Students

Number of Students
without participation
in both the games

Ratio of Students
participating in
Chess to Carrom

A

420

119

4 ∶ 3

B

330

88

7  4

C

240

110

8  5

D

125

45

2  3

E

390

130

8  5

Number of students participating in Chess and Carrom fom Class E is what percent more or less than the number of students participating in Chess from C and D together?

Q5.

The following table shows the details about (i) the number of students studying in five different classes A-E of a school, and (ii) participating neither in chess nor in carrom (iii) the ratio of students who participate in Chess to Carrom. The remaining students play either chess or carrom. Based on the data in the table answer questions:

Class-wise Participation in Games

Class

Total Number
of Students

Number of Students
without participation
in both the games

Ratio of Students
participating in
Chess to Carrom

A

420

119

4 ∶ 3

B

330

88

7  4

C

240

110

8  5

D

125

45

2  3

E

390

130

8  5

If students who do not participate in both Chess and Carrom from A is increased by \(\frac{300}{17}\)%, then the number of students participating in Chess from A is decreased by what percent? (Ratio of students participating in Chess to Carrom remains same for A)

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