Hello Khyati,

UGC NET exam is a national level exam which is held for the selection of candidates for assistant professor and JRF. To prepare for the UGC NET exam, the candidates must have deep knowledge of the subject.

To prepare for the UGC NET Law, first go through the complete syllabus and topics. Make a list of topics that you need to give extra attention.

Make your own notes for the revision. Start to read the theory and clear your basic concepts first.

Solve the topic related questions first and solve the previous year papers and mock test.

Solving the UGC NET questions (https://scoop.eduncle.com/cbse-ugc-net-question-papers) is the best practice to prepare for the exam. After solving the papers, analyze your feedback and prepare where you have made mistakes. Keep practicing and you will can score well.

All the best!!

Preparation through previous year questions and Mock test in NTA NET app is best .

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Hello Khyati

In order to prepare UGC NET Law I would suggest you to go through well with the previous year papers & do practice especially for paper 1 because it will be based on reasoning and time management will be the key factor. Practising will help you to boost your confidence and time management skills. For paper 2, which is subject based you need to keep revising the syllabus carefully, since, it's also objective, so dates/years, authors names, key theories, books names along with all the essential details you can prepare. You can also prefer the below given article to prepare the exam.

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/how-to-prepare-for-ugc-net

Good Luck!

Hii Khyati Sharma..

First go through the syllabus. Then prepare important topics first.

Here is the list of important topics.

• Teaching Aptitude
• Reasoning
• Research Aptitude
• Computer
• People and Environment
• Governance, Polity and Administration
• Science
• Constitutional Law of India
• Public International Law
• Legal Theory
• Family Law
• Law of Torts
• Law of Contracts
• Law of Crimes
• Labour Law

Then solve previous papers as much as possible. And take mock tests. You will know your weak point s, then try to work on them.

Hope this helps you. All the best.