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UGC NET SANSKRIT CODE 25

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The UGC NET (University Grants Commission National Eligibility Test) for Sanskrit is conducted under the subject code 25. This exam is aimed at determining the eligibility for the position of Assistant Professor and for awarding Junior Research Fellowships (JRF) in Indian universities and colleges.

UGC NET Sanskrit Exam Structure (Code 25)

  • Paper I: General paper on teaching and research aptitude (common for all subjects). This paper consists of questions on reasoning ability, comprehension, divergent thinking, and general awareness.
  • Paper II: Subject-specific paper, which in this case is Sanskrit. The syllabus for Paper II typically covers:
  • Vedic Literature
  • Classical Sanskrit Literature
  • Puranas and other Sanskrit-based literary works
  • Indian Philosophy (Darshanas)
  • Sanskrit Grammar
  • Linguistics
  • Sanskrit Poetics
  • Prosody and Rhetoric (Alankara Shastra)
  • Epigraphy
  • History of Sanskrit Literature
  • Modern Sanskrit Writing
  • Contemporary Sanskrit Studies

The exam pattern is as follows:

Paper I: 50 questions (100 marks) – 1 hour.
Paper II: 100 questions (200 marks) – 2 hours.

To succeed in UGC NET Sanskrit, candidates should focus on mastering classical texts, understanding philosophical systems, and familiarizing themselves with historical and modern contributions to Sanskrit literature.

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