Use 15 mock tests to move from topic revision into full-paper application.
About this Books
Oswaal Books · NTA UGC NET/JRF/SET
15 Mock Test Papers
Full-paper practice for compulsory Paper 1 with 1100+ questions, detailed explanations and solved-paper support.
For 2026 Exam1100+ Questions
Prepare with Purpose
Work through 1100+ questions with varied practice across Teaching and Research Aptitude.
Use detailed solutions and mind maps to correct concepts after each attempt.
Use solved papers, trend analysis, tips and cut-offs to focus future practice.
Why This Book
What's Inside
- ✓15 mock test papers: Dedicated full-paper practice supports structured preparation for compulsory Paper 1.
- ✓1100+ questions: A substantial practice bank provides breadth and repetition across the syllabus.
- ✓Eight previous solved papers: Review eight solved papers alongside the mock-test practice.
- ✓Recent-paper coverage: Includes fully solved December, June and January 2025 papers, plus papers from 2024 and 2023.
- ✓Detailed learning support: Explanations and smart mind maps simplify complex Teaching and Research Aptitude topics.
- ✓Trend-led revision: Analysis for 2018–2025 and subject-wise cut-offs for 2021–2025 add preparation context.
Book Specifications
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| Exam | NTA UGC NET/JRF/SET |
|---|---|
| Paper | Teaching & Research Aptitude — Paper 1 (Compulsory) |
| Intended exam year | 2026 |
| Mock test papers | 15 |
| Questions | 1100+ |
| Previous solved papers | 8 |
| Recent solved papers | December, June and January 2025; 2024; 2023 |
| Trend analysis | 2018–2025 |
| Subject-wise cut-offs | 2021–2025 |
| Publisher | Oswaal Books |
Why you'll love it
What’s So Unique About This Book?
1
Includes 1100+ practice questions and previously solved papers, providing ample variety and depth for effective exam preparation.
2
Detailed solutions and smart mind maps simplify complex topics in Teaching & Research Aptitude, making them easier to understand.
3
Features previous years’ trend analysis from 2018 to 2025, highlighting frequently tested topics and evolving patterns.
