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UGC NET 2025 Paper 1 Question Paper (26-Jun-2025) (Shift 1); Download PDF

UGC NET 2025 Paper 1 Question Paper (26th June 2025 – Shift 1) is designed to test candidates’ teaching and research aptitude, reasoning ability, comprehension, communication, data interpretation, and general awareness. This paper serves as the foundation for determining eligibility for Assistant Professorship and Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) in Indian universities and colleges.

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UGC NET 2025 Paper 1 Question Paper (26-Jun-2025) (Shift 1)

60 Minutes

50 Questions

100 Marks

English

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Q1.

The following table shows the cumulative percentage of the total number of students appearing in the Hindi and Punjabi examination and the cumulative number of students appearing in the Hindi examination and scoring marks in five different categories, namely, 80 and above; 70 and above; 60 and above; 50 and above; and 40 and above. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions that follow.

Marks-wise distribution of students

Marks (Out of 100)	Cumulative precentage of the total number of students who appeared in Hindi and Punjabi	Cumulative number of students who appeared in Hindi
80 and above	15%	108
70 and above	35%	264
60 and above	65%	424
50 and above	90%	554
40 and above	100%	624

Note:
(1) Total number of students who attended the exam is 1200.
(2) No student failed in the examination.
(3) Each student appeared in only one exam, that is, either in Hindi or in Punjabi exam.

What is the difference between the number of students who scored 70 or more than 70 marks but less than 80 marks in Punjabi and the number of students who scored 40 or more than 40 marks but less than 50 marks in Hindi?

20

16

14

30

Q2.

The following table shows the cumulative percentage of the total number of students appearing in the Hindi and Punjabi examination and the cumulative number of students appearing in the Hindi examination and scoring marks in five different categories, namely, 80 and above; 70 and above; 60 and above; 50 and above; and 40 and above. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions that follow.

Marks-wise distribution of students

Marks (Out of 100)	Cumulative precentage of the total number of students who appeared in Hindi and Punjabi	Cumulative number of students who appeared in Hindi
80 and above	15%	108
70 and above	35%	264
60 and above	65%	424
50 and above	90%	554
40 and above	100%	624

Note:
(1) Total number of students who attended the exam is 1200.
(2) No student failed in the examination.
(3) Each student appeared in only one exam, that is, either in Hindi or in Punjabi exam.

What is the sum of the number of students who scored 70 or more than 70 but less than 80 marks in Hindi and the number of students who scored 80 or more than 80 marks in Punjabi ?

330

228

272

284

Q3.

The following table shows the cumulative percentage of the total number of students appearing in the Hindi and Punjabi examination and the cumulative number of students appearing in the Hindi examination and scoring marks in five different categories, namely, 80 and above; 70 and above; 60 and above; 50 and above; and 40 and above. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions that follow.

Marks-wise distribution of students

Marks (Out of 100)	Cumulative precentage of the total number of students who appeared in Hindi and Punjabi	Cumulative number of students who appeared in Hindi
80 and above	15%	108
70 and above	35%	264
60 and above	65%	424
50 and above	90%	554
40 and above	100%	624

Note:
(1) Total number of students who attended the exam is 1200.
(2) No student failed in the examination.
(3) Each student appeared in only one exam, that is, either in Hindi or in Punjabi exam.

What is the average of the number of students who scored 50 or more than 50 marks but less than 60 marks in Punjabi and the number of students who scored 50 or more than 50 marks but less than 60 marks in Hindi?

180

150

200

140

Q4.

The following table shows the cumulative percentage of the total number of students appearing in the Hindi and Punjabi examination and the cumulative number of students appearing in the Hindi examination and scoring marks in five different categories, namely, 80 and above; 70 and above; 60 and above; 50 and above; and 40 and above. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions that follow.

Marks-wise distribution of students

Marks (Out of 100)	Cumulative precentage of the total number of students who appeared in Hindi and Punjabi	Cumulative number of students who appeared in Hindi
80 and above	15%	108
70 and above	35%	264
60 and above	65%	424
50 and above	90%	554
40 and above	100%	624

Note:
(1) Total number of students who attended the exam is 1200.
(2) No student failed in the examination.
(3) Each student appeared in only one exam, that is, either in Hindi or in Punjabi exam.

The number of students who scored 80 and above marks in Hindi is __________% less than the number of students who scored 60 or more than 60 marks but less than 70 marks in Punjabi.

46

54

44

52

Q5.

The following table shows the cumulative percentage of the total number of students appearing in the Hindi and Punjabi examination and the cumulative number of students appearing in the Hindi examination and scoring marks in five different categories, namely, 80 and above; 70 and above; 60 and above; 50 and above; and 40 and above. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions that follow.

Marks-wise distribution of students

Marks (Out of 100)	Cumulative precentage of the total number of students who appeared in Hindi and Punjabi	Cumulative number of students who appeared in Hindi
80 and above	15%	108
70 and above	35%	264
60 and above	65%	424
50 and above	90%	554
40 and above	100%	624

Note:
(1) Total number of students who attended the exam is 1200.
(2) No student failed in the examination.
(3) Each student appeared in only one exam, that is, either in Hindi or in Punjabi exam.

What is the ratio of the number of students who scored 50 or more than 50 marks but less than 60 marks in Hindi to the number of students who scored 40 or more than 40 marks but less than 50 marks in Punjabi ?

12:11

8:7

3:1

13:5

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