Exam (elaborations) NET

UGC NET conducted by NTA is a national-level eligibility exam for the post of Assistant Professors or getting a Junior Research Fellowship. Among the various subjects offered by the UGC NET, Journalism and Mass Communication are one of the common subjects which candidates opt for. The syllabus and exam pattern for the UGC NET Mass Communication and Journalism exam as well as the format have changed. In 2018, UGC NET discontinued Paper-III. Now, there are only two papers- the General Paper (Paper I) and the Subject Paper (Paper II). The NTA now conducts the UGC NET Mass Communication and Journalism examination in an online CBT format, replacing the previous pen-and-paper format Get the UGC NET Mass Communication and Journalism exam information, including the exam format, qualifying scores, and recommended reading lists here. In a 3-hour period, candidates for the UGC NET Political Science exam must finish two papers. 100 questions from Paper II and 50 from Paper I will each have 50 questions. Journalism and Mass Communication are two branches of the media concerned with the dissemination of accurate information and news to the general public through various media such as newspapers, magazines, television, and so on. In 2021 and 2020, the UGC NET in Mass Communication and Journalism had a cutoff mark of 176 and the cut-off percentage of 58.67%, respectively. However, depending on the candidate category.