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Study Plan of CSIR-NET, , General Aptitude (Part-A), , , , , , , , ese, ia Get to Know Yourself —, , 1. First, analyze the complete syllabus and previous year question papers of CSIR UGC, NET General Aptitude, Part A. Make a list of your Strong, Moderate and Weak topics., With this, you will get an idea where to focus more, while preparing., , 2. Self-Analysis — Fix Your Priority in order of their importance, For self-examination, you should divide your Subject Expertise into 3 categories, according to the syllabus such as Strong, Moderate and Weak Topics., , * Strong Category: Easy category covers topics in which you have knowledge about, the topic, and you are confident enough to solve the questions., , * Moderate Category: Moderate category includes topics that require a little, modification and practice., , e Weak Category: Topics that fall into the difficult category which require preparation, from basic level and more practice, mostly your weak area., , This process will give you a proper analysis of your knowledge and will define your start, towards the preparation of General Aptitude, Part A., , 3. Based on the Difficulty Quotient and time required to prepare, we have divided the topics, into “Easy” Category and the one which require “Regular Practice”

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Tilia Lg elie moe ime. lod le, , , , General Science Chemistry Physics, Biology, Numerical Ability Number System, HCF and — Simplification, Quadratic Equation,, LCM, Average, Sequence Percentage, Profit & Loss,, and Series, Surds and Compound Intertest, Ratio,, Indices, Logarithms Proportion and Variation, Simple Intertest, Partnership, Mixture/Alligation, Geometry, Mensuration, Time, Speed and Distance, Time, Trigonometry and Work, Probability, Permutations and Combinations, _ Data Interpretation & : | Bar Graphs, Line Graphs,, | Graphical Analysis Tabulation, Pie Charts, Logical Reasoning and = Series Completion, Non- Ranking & Arrangements, Mental Ability Verbal Series, Coding- Puzzles, , Decoding, Distance and, Directions, Calendar, Clock, , ult) Marks Weightage of General Aptitude, Part A, , , , Marks Weightage of Part "A" (General, , , , Aptitude), 20, 12, a, NUMERICAL ABILITY LOGICALREASONING GENERAL SCIENCE DATA, & MENTAL ABILITY INTERPRETATION AND, , ANALYSIS.

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How to Start?, , , , 1. Start your preparation from Non-Practical Units (Non-Verbal Reasoning, General, Science) as they are less time consuming and scoring., , i], , Units like Data Interpretation, Mathematical Reasoning and Aptitude, Logical, Reasoning require Recurring Practice of Questions at least twice a week., , 3. Give equal importance to Numerical Ability and Logical Reasoning units, as per the, analysis of Last 3 Exams since both units are most important., , Know About Units, , 1. General Biology —, « Average Question — 2 Questions of 4 Marks., « Level of Difficulty - Moderate to Difficult Level., * Type of Questions - Theory Based Questions., * Most Important Subtopics —, o Physics — Mechanics (Law of Motion), Sound Pollution, Time Velocity &, Acceleration, Basic Physics, Circular Motion., o Biology — Cell Hormones Based., , 2. Numerical Ability- Most Important, « Average Question - 10 Questions of 20 Marks., « Level of Difficulty - Moderate Level., * Type of Questions - Calculation Based Questions, * Most Important Subtopics o Number and Simplification, o Geometry

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o Mensuration, , o Time, Speed and Distance, o Profit & Loss, , o Trigonometry, , o Average, , o Permutation & Combination, o Ratio, , o Time & Work, , o Alligation & Mixture, , o Probability, , 3. Data Interpretation and Graphical Analysis —, * Average Question - 2 Questions of 4 Marks., « Level of Difficulty - Easy to Moderate Level., * Type of Questions - Conceptual & Calculation Based., * Most Important Subtopics o Bar Graph, o Line Graph, 2 Tabulation, o Arithmetic Series, , 4. Logical Reasoning and Mental Ability —, , « Average Question - 6 Questions of 12 Marks., * Level of Difficulty - Moderate to Difficult Level., * Type of Questions - Theory Based, Statement Based, Direct Questions., « Most Important Subtopics , o Distance & Direction, , o Calendar & Clock, , eo Venn Diagram, , o Ranking and Arrangements, , o Coding Decoding, , o Statements & Conclusion, , o Analytical Reasoning