CSIR UGC NET Exam Concluded! Subject-wise Analysis Here!

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has concluded all the papers of the CSIR UGC NET 2022 examination. The exam was held for three days from September 16 to 18, 2022 in two shifts. The UGC NET exam was held for a total of five papers, Earth, Atmospheric, Ocean, and Planetary Sciences, Physical Sciences, Mathematical Sciences, Life Sciences, and Chemical Sciences.

The exam was held in two shifts, morning from 9 am to 12 pm and evening shift from 3 pm to 6 pm.

CSIR UGC NET Exam Analysis

As per the experts and students who have appeared in the examination the level of the questions asked in the exam was overall moderate. The questions asked were from the prescribed syllabus only. Check out the detailed analysis for the CSIR UGC NET examination in the table below.

Subject Name - Earth, Atmospheric, Ocean And Planetary Sciences

Difficulty Level - Moderate to Difficult

Exam Analysis: Speed, Distance & Time, Profit & Loss, Geometry, Logical Venn, Mixture & Alligation, Genetics, Cell Biology, Animal Physiology - Imprinting, Biodiversity Conservation, Optimal for Gazing Law, Histones Protein.

Subject Name - Physical Sciences

Difficulty level- Moderate

Exam Analysis: Quantum, Classical Physics, Number Simplification, Graphical Analysis, Mensuration, Sequence & Series, Reasoning.

Subject Name- Mathematical Sciences

Difficulty level - Moderate

Exam Analysis: Geometry, Graph & Function, LPP, Quadratic Equation, Countability Uncountability, Continuity Differential Directional Derivative, Open Map Theorem, PDE.

Subject- Life Sciences (Group 1 &2 )

Difficulty Level- Moderate

Exam Analysis: Figure Counting, Time, Speed & Distance, Rectangle-based question, Factorial, Geometry, Methods in Biology, Enzyme Cleavage, Ecology, DNA Replication, Cladogram.

Subject- Chemical Sciences

Difficulty Level- Moderate

Exam Analysis: Pericyclic, NMR -Organic Chemistry, Spectro - Vibrational, Pericyclic (general) -Organic Chemistry, Organometallics - Stretching Frequency, Quantum -Π Conjugated System, Surface Chemistry - Graphs of Isotherms, Polymer.