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UGC NET 2021 Paper 1 Previous Year Paper (28-Nov-2021) (Shift 1)

UGC NET 2021 Paper 1 exam, held on 28-Nov-2021 (Shift 1), consisted of 50 questions designed to assess the general teaching and research aptitude of candidates. The paper covered a range of topics including logical reasoning, comprehension, teaching methodology, communication, and general knowledge. It evaluated candidates' ability to apply critical thinking, reasoning skills, and teaching techniques.

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UGC NET 2021 Paper 1 Previous Year Paper (28-Nov-2021) (Shift 1)
60 Minutes
50 Questions
100 Marks
English, Hindi
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Q1.

Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow.

The following table presents the details about the percentage (%) distribution of students and the number of boys in six different colleges (A‐F). There is a total of 12000 students in all the six colleges together. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions.

College‐wise Distribution of Students

College

Percentage (%) of students

Number of Boys

A

12%

1000

B

9%

800

C

26%

1800

D

18%

1200

E

29%

2400

F

6%

200

What is the total sum of the number of girls in College‐C, boys in College‐D and girls in college‐E together?

Q2.

Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow.

The following table presents the details about the percentage (%) distribution of students and the number of boys in six different colleges (A‐F). There is a total of 12000 students in all the six colleges together. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions.

College‐wise Distribution of Students

College

Percentage (%) of students

Number of Boys

A

12%

1000

B

9%

800

C

26%

1800

D

18%

1200

E

29%

2400

F

6%

200

What is the respective ratio of the number of boys in College‐C, the number of girls in College‐B and the total number of students in College‐E?

Q3.

Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow.

The following table presents the details about the percentage (%) distribution of students and the number of boys in six different colleges (A‐F). There is a total of 12000 students in all the six colleges together. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions.

College‐wise Distribution of Students

College

Percentage (%) of students

Number of Boys

A

12%

1000

B

9%

800

C

26%

1800

D

18%

1200

E

29%

2400

F

6%

200

What is the difference between the number of boys in College‐E and the total number of students in College‐F?

Q4.

Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow.

The following table presents the details about the percentage (%) distribution of students and the number of boys in six different colleges (A‐F). There is a total of 12000 students in all the six colleges together. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions.

College‐wise Distribution of Students

College

Percentage (%) of students

Number of Boys

A

12%

1000

B

9%

800

C

26%

1800

D

18%

1200

E

29%

2400

F

6%

200

In which of the following colleges is the total number of students equal to the number of girls in College‐E?

Q5.

Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow.

The following table presents the details about the percentage (%) distribution of students and the number of boys in six different colleges (A‐F). There is a total of 12000 students in all the six colleges together. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions.

College‐wise Distribution of Students

College

Percentage (%) of students

Number of Boys

A

12%

1000

B

9%

800

C

26%

1800

D

18%

1200

E

29%

2400

F

6%

200

The number of girls in College‐A is approximately what percentage of the total number of students in College‐B?

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