UGC NET Paper 1 Question Paper Shift 2 (Feb 24, 2023); Download PDF
UGC NET Paper 1 held on Feb 24, 2023 (Shift 2), evaluated candidates on teaching and research aptitude, logical reasoning, and the higher education system through 50 multiple-choice questions. To be eligible, candidates need a Master’s degree with at least 55% marks (50% for reserved categories). While the Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) has an upper age limit of 30 years, there is no age restriction for the Assistant Professor role.
Q1.
The following table shows the percentage (%) distribution of wheat production in seven different countries, namely, India, China, Japan, Srilanka, Indonesia, Pakistan and Bangladesh by deploying Scientific Method and Conventional Method. Total production of wheat in these countries is 50 lakh tonnes. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions that follow Country-wise Distribution of Wheat Production Country Distribution (%) of Wheat Production (out of 50 lakh tonnes) Distribution (%) of Wheat Production Scientific Method Conventional Method India 18% 32% 68% China 22% 70% 30% Japan 20% 78% 22% Srilanka 13% 60% 40% Indonesia 10% 73% 27% Pakistan 9% 66% 34% Bangladesh 8% 20% 80%
Production of wheat in India by the Scientific Method is approximately _______ % more than the production of wheat in Pakistan by the Conventional Method.
Q2.
The following table shows the percentage (%) distribution of wheat production in seven different countries, namely, India, China, Japan, Srilanka, Indonesia, Pakistan and Bangladesh by deploying Scientific Method and Conventional Method. Total production of wheat in these countries is 50 lakh tonnes. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions that follow Country-wise Distribution of Wheat Production Country Distribution (%) of Wheat Production (out of 50 lakh tonnes) Distribution (%) of Wheat Production Scientific Method Conventional Method India 18% 32% 68% China 22% 70% 30% Japan 20% 78% 22% Srilanka 13% 60% 40% Indonesia 10% 73% 27% Pakistan 9% 66% 34% Bangladesh 8% 20% 80%
Production of wheat in Srilanka by the Conventional Method is approximately ______ times the production of wheat in India by the Scientific Method.