Some useful books & tips for NET aspirants
Ideas To Improve Your NET Preparation - English Literature
Nothing is impossible to a willing heart, this might be quiet dramatic but this is the very truth behind many great success. This article has been written after getting tips from an expert who cracked both NET & SET. Our stream literature is very typical to understand, it is a vast subject. Many beginners don't know where to start and where to end, this write up is especially for them.
10 Important Tips To Prepare for National Eligibility Test
1. Sections to concentrate the most: Literary criticism, critical theory, history of English literature, social history of England, noble prize winners and nominees of literature.
2. Be clear with the syllabus: Find out the updated syllabus from the UGC's official website, be clear with what you prepare.
3. Plan your days: Have a vivid schedule for your preparation, start it before 3 months at least before the exam date.
4. Collect the old question papers: Download the old papers from the official website, short out the answer by yourself; don't simply refer the answers. Study each questions deeply and find out your own answers.
5. Give importance to each sections: Split the periods of English literature and study. Make your own timeline of the books and authors hence it aids you in last minute preparation.
6. Take sample tests: After enough preparation, take few mock tests by yourself. It helps to know your strength and weakness.
7. Reference books: Don't follow a single publication books, have varieties of reliable books in the market. Read the book reviews in the online and prefer the valid materials.
8. Notes taking: Prepare your own material, take notes whatever you read everyday in regular basis. Keep the material clear to you.
9. Stay cool: Don't put pressure on your head, you are familiar with this subject for at least 5 years, it's your stream enjoy it and study.
10. Don't give up: Last but most important one is, don't stop trying when you fail once or twice, nothing comes easy. And if it is easy everyone would be achieving it. So keep trying. All the best!
1. Sections to concentrate the most: Literary criticism, critical theory, history of English literature, social history of England, noble prize winners and nominees of literature.
2. Be clear with the syllabus: Find out the updated syllabus from the UGC's official website, be clear with what you prepare.
3. Plan your days: Have a vivid schedule for your preparation, start it before 3 months at least before the exam date.
4. Collect the old question papers: Download the old papers from the official website, short out the answer by yourself; don't simply refer the answers. Study each questions deeply and find out your own answers.
5. Give importance to each sections: Split the periods of English literature and study. Make your own timeline of the books and authors hence it aids you in last minute preparation.
6. Take sample tests: After enough preparation, take few mock tests by yourself. It helps to know your strength and weakness.
7. Reference books: Don't follow a single publication books, have varieties of reliable books in the market. Read the book reviews in the online and prefer the valid materials.
8. Notes taking: Prepare your own material, take notes whatever you read everyday in regular basis. Keep the material clear to you.
9. Stay cool: Don't put pressure on your head, you are familiar with this subject for at least 5 years, it's your stream enjoy it and study.
10. Don't give up: Last but most important one is, don't stop trying when you fail once or twice, nothing comes easy. And if it is easy everyone would be achieving it. So keep trying. All the best!
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