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Hello.
>>Hoping to sell all the books and material i have accumulated for my preparation. Including books on history of english literature, indian literature, Poetry, Plays, supplemental Notes, Paper 1. Also, i am also selling past year questions binders (solved) around 10 binders of them.
>>I am willing to sell them at less than what i bought it for because i am moving and need to sell them fast.
>> All Original books except two(a glossary of literary terms and routledge).
>>Please feel free to DM for more photos and videos so you can confirm the condition of the books and the content too.
>>I will be prioritising anyone who wants to buy all the 140 books(will throw in the past year question binders for free).
>>Will be shipping the books using indian post so i can ship them anywhere in india at minimal shipping costs.
Buyout price for all the books and material is Rs 20000. I do understand it’s a huge amount and the only reason i could buy these in the first place is because i bought them over a one year period. So i am okay with accepting payment in instalments. Thank you.
P. S. - if i have made any mistakes feel free to comment so i can fix them.
Price is somewhat negotiable

u/Status_Tackle_2235 — 21 hours ago

Title: First attempt at UGC NET JRF English (December 2026) – Need guidance on coaching, notes & books

Hi everyone!

I'm preparing for my first attempt at the UGC NET JRF English Literature (December 2026). Since I'm just starting, I want to choose the right resources instead of getting overwhelmed.

I'd really appreciate your suggestions on:

- The best online coaching for a beginner

- Reliable notes for both Paper 1 and English Literature

- The most useful books (without buying too many)

- YouTube channels or other free resources that genuinely helped

- Any mistakes I should avoid as a first-time aspirant

I'm aiming for JRF, so I'd love recommendations based on your personal experience.

Thank you so much!

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u/Aaluislostinkachalu — 2 days ago

Table Format Compact Notes for British Lit Available at ₹100/-. DM for pdf

Hello all…i have made compact table format notes for British Lit that are east to revise. Focusing mainly on PYQ topics and Chronology.
DM to buy.

u/PestoPasta69 — 2 days ago
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The Famous Titles of English Writers

I love reading writers in all the unique ways. One of the ways is remembering them by titles. It’s a fun activity for me. Just sharing ✨👍

Geoffrey Chaucer — Father of English Poetry, Morning Star of English Poetry
William Langland — Father of the Alliterative Revival
John Gower — Moral Gower
Thomas Malory — Father of English Prose Romance
Sir Thomas Wyatt — Father of the English Sonnet
Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey — Father of English Blank Verse
Sir Philip Sidney — Flower of Chivalry
Edmund Spenser — Poet’s Poet, Prince of Poets
Christopher Marlowe — Father of English Tragedy
William Shakespeare — Bard of Avon, National Poet of England (also popularly called Father of English Drama in many competitive exams)
Ben Jonson — Father of the Comedy of Humours
John Donne — Father of Metaphysical Poetry
John Milton — Puritan Poet, Blind Poet
John Bunyan — Father of the English Religious Novel
John Dryden — Father of English Criticism
Alexander Pope — Poet of Correctness
Samuel Johnson — Great Cham of Literature
Daniel Defoe — Father of the English Novel
Samuel Richardson — Father of the Epistolary Novel
Henry Fielding — Father of the English Realistic Novel
Oliver Goldsmith — The Gentle Goldsmith
William Blake — Mystic Poet
William Wordsworth — Poet of Nature
Samuel Taylor Coleridge — Poet of the Supernatural
Lord Byron — Byronic Poet
Percy Bysshe Shelley — Poet of Hope and Revolution
John Keats — Poet of Beauty
Jane Austen — Novelist of Manners
Walter Scott — Father of the Historical Novel
Charles Dickens — Great Victorian Novelist
Thomas Hardy — Wessex Novelist
George Eliot — Great Victorian Woman Novelist
Alfred, Lord Tennyson — Poet Laureate of the Victorian Age
Robert Browning — Master of the Dramatic Monologue
Matthew Arnold — Apostle of Culture, Victorian Sage
Thomas Carlyle — Sage of Chelsea
John Ruskin — Apostle of Beauty
Oscar Wilde — Apostle of Aestheticism
George Bernard Shaw — Father of the Drama of Ideas
T. S. Eliot — Poet of Modernism
W. H. Auden — Voice of the Age
Virginia Woolf — Pioneer of Stream of Consciousness
James Joyce — Master of Stream of Consciousness
D. H. Lawrence — Novelist of Passion
Samuel Beckett — Father of the Theatre of the Absurd
Harold Pinter — Master of the Comedy of Menace

u/indian_wife_journal — 3 days ago

Admit card 2026

I haven't received any email or sms notification regarding UGC NET ADMIT CARD.

It is my first time I filled the form to take exam.

Is it a common practice that they don't send notif regarding admit card download and candidates have to manually check time to time if admit card has been released?

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u/Future-Air-2338 — 3 days ago

Does rigorous prep from CUET PG give any advantage for NET prep?

I'm about to join MA English and want to start preparing for NET. I had worked very hard during CUET PG and scored well so I just wanted to know if that gives me an advantage when I start?

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u/whatdoyoumean74 — 4 days ago
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I’m Neetu Gupta, Assistant Professor at Unacademy and Mathematics Educator. Join me for an AMA on r/UgcNet on June 25 at 5:00 PM IST. Ask me anything about UGC NET preparation, Mathematics exam strategies, higher studies, and career opportunities in Mathematics

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>Thank you so much, everyone, for your thoughtful questions and for making this AMA so enjoyable. I am ending this AMA now, it was wonderful interacting with all of you! A big thank you to the r/UgcNet moderators for hosting this session. Wishing you all the very best for your UGC NET exam. Stay confident, keep believing in your preparation, and good luck you all have got this. All the best!

Hi everyone! I’m Neetu Gupta, a Mathematics educator, researcher, and mentor. I completed my Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Mathematics from the University of Delhi and am currently pursuing my PhD in Mathematics. 

I’ve qualified CSIR NET, GATE, IIT JAM, and NBHM, and have had the privilege of mentoring thousands of students through my work at Unacademy, Physics Wallah, and Chem Academy.

Over the years, I’ve worked closely with students preparing for competitive examinations in Mathematical Sciences, helping them strengthen their concepts, improve their problem-solving skills, and navigate academic and research opportunities. My classes on Unacademy have crossed one million watch minutes in the past two years, and I’m always excited to interact with Mathematics aspirants and share what I’ve learned along the way.

Join me for an AMA here on r/UgcNet today, June 25 at 5:00 PM IST, whether you're just starting your preparation or planning your next academic step, I’d love to answer your questions about:

• UGC NET/CSIR NET Mathematical Sciences preparation
• IIT JAM Mathematics strategy
• GATE Mathematics preparation
• NBHM exam guidance
• PhD and research opportunities in Mathematics
• Building strong conceptual foundations
• Effective study planning and time management
• Common mistakes in competitive exams
• Career paths in Mathematical Sciences
• Staying consistent and motivated during preparation

Looking forward to your questions and an engaging discussion!

You can also find me on Instagram.

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u/BeautifulChocolate26 — 7 days ago

I am tired of giving this exam to get into research

I have a good proposal, a very good idea (also I am passionate about acutally doing the work) and I have qualified NET multiple times. I cannot get JRF for the life of me, and after a lot of trying and sacrificing my mental health for PhD interviews and NET exam after exam, I am tired. I am not trying well enough, maybe, and my effort (or what I think is effort, I don't know anymore) not being validated anywhere is getting to me. But I think this is all I can actually try. I see literally every other person advancing in their path and I am just here and stuck, trying and destroying myself over it. I have no one to talk to about this, my parents say that my heart is not "in it" while I am studying and that negligence is what results in my failure. Without a JRF, I am heavily disadvantaged in trying for PhD positions here. This whole thing being tied to my self worth has led to to a point where I am medicated for mental health issues. I got the DI question entirely wrong today, and those 10 marks I have never missed in previous exams. And my panic of not being able to solve that question has altered my perception of the paper in retrospect. I won't be remotely close to the cut off for JRF this time, I am sure. So it just got worse than my last attempt. I feel the need to stop preparing for this exam.

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u/silverlockbrowndoor — 7 days ago
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Does NET justify current unemployment situation??

How many of you qualified UGC NET with the hope of building a career in teaching or research? And how many of you have actually secured a job because of it?
This question has been on my mind ever since I qualified NET six months ago.
UGC NET is undoubtedly an important qualification. It is the minimum eligibility for Assistant Professor recruitment in many universities and colleges, and it also opens the door to pursuing a PhD. However, qualifying NET alone does not guarantee employment. The number of eligible candidates is far greater than the number of academic vacancies announced each year, making the competition extremely intense.
During my visit to Loyola College, Chennai, while enquiring about PhD admissions, a professor explained that candidates holding JRF are often preferred for funded research positions because they come with government fellowship support. While this may not be the policy everywhere, it reflects the reality that JRF can provide a significant advantage in many research environments.
On the other hand, my B.Ed. has consistently provided employment opportunities. School teaching vacancies whether through state governments, Kendriya Vidyalayas, Navodaya Vidyalayas, private schools, or other educational institutions, are announced more regularly than university faculty recruitments. Although competition exists there as well, the number of opportunities is comparatively broader.
This is not a post against UGC NET. If your goal is higher education, research, or becoming an Assistant Professor, NET remains an essential qualification. But if your immediate priority is employment after an M.A., I genuinely believe it is wise to have an additional professional qualification such as B.Ed., or another skill that expands your career options.
The current employment landscape is unpredictable. Depending on a single qualification can be risky. Having multiple pathways doesn’t mean you lack focus—it means you’re prepared.
What’s your experience after qualifying NET? Has it helped you find the opportunities you expected, or has your journey been different?

u/indian_wife_journal — 6 days ago

NET TODAY

How was the test, I think NTA rolled back the years with this one, back to cannon, no post humanism, queer theory or Australian literature. It was proper british literature and not much of theory as well. IWE, metaphysical poetry was asked in abundance. But part A was horror, no Simple interest, direction, speed no nothing, lots of environment current affairs, seriously part A ruined it

I think cut off will soar up this time, gen JRF cut off going upto 220

Is it just me or many right answers were option C

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u/Easy_Procedure_6422 — 7 days ago
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Best of luck and do share your experience how was the exam?

Please share your experience and views about the paper. I will be waiting for your review ❤️

u/indian_wife_journal — 7 days ago

Title: Did anyone else notice that UGC NET English (June 2026, Shift 1) was almost identical to the Jan 2025 paper?

I appeared for UGC NET English today (June 2026, Shift 1) and I need a sanity check because I'm genuinely confused.

Did anyone else feel like a huge portion of the paper was lifted directly from the January 2025 English paper?

I'm not talking about a few repeated PYQs. I mean the exact same wording for many questions. What really stood out to me was that even the comprehension passage and the poem seemed to be the same as the Jan 2025 paper that many of us have from PYQ books and coaching materials.

I had studied the Jan 2025 paper beforehand, and while writing today's exam I kept thinking, "I've literally seen this exact question before."

Maybe I'm misremembering the extent of it because the exam just got over, but it felt like far more than the normal level of repetition.

Did anyone else who had solved the Jan 2025 paper notice this? If yes, roughly how much of the paper do you think was repeated?

I'm not making any claims about unfairness or paper leaks. I'm just curious whether others had the same experience or if I'm going crazy.

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u/Adventurous_Major_92 — 7 days ago

Tomorrow's exam

How are you all feeling ? I feel like everything is completely slipping my mind no matter how much I try to focus. I prepared 200 questions per unit but still feels like these are not enough.There is anxiety and lack of confidence & I know it is just for a few days then everything will get normal.

It's my first attempt and my parents are already expecting too much from me especially my dad. And I also heard from these youtube educators that paper 1 is challenging this time. Tonight it's gonna be full of anxiety and pressure.

Let's see what happens tomorrow. Best of luck with everything :⁠-⁠)

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u/Friendlywolf1 — 8 days ago

A rise in the cutoff gonna be ?

So how much will the cutoff rise this time? It's insane that they really repeated more than half of the questions. Well on the other hand June 2026 was a good opportunity for the candidates who couldn't qualify in Jan 2025. Any of the old aspirants who didn't appear this time might lose a chance to qualify for JRF & NET if they had only qualified for a PhD at that time.

Next time I will appear in the Dec 2027 attempt cause they will repeat the Jan 2026 paper and I will do rote learning and then get qualified for Assistant Professor & JRF rather than digging every unit deeply/s

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u/Friendlywolf1 — 7 days ago

Need a companion for DEC 2026 attempt

Hey. I need a companion for the preparation of JRF. I have cleared GATE & NET with a good number without any coaching or notes. However there are many challenges after you clear NET. I need someone with whom I can practice a few things as one can solely clear NET but to qualities need to crack an interview is something you cannot do alone. In return i can offer proper guidance and experience of Post NET challenges.

Feel free to Dm (only for someone who is serious for the next attempt)

ALL THE BEST FOR TOMORROW 🫰🤌

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u/lowkism — 8 days ago
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Looking for a Serious UGC NET English Study Partner | Kalyani Vallath Complete Course + PYQ + Talvir Sir Paper 1

Hello everyone!

I'm preparing for UGC NET English and looking for one serious aspirant who would like to share course access and study together.

Available Courses:

Paper 2 (English) • Kalyani Vallath Complete Course • Kalyani Vallath PYQ Course • Additional Supplementary Course

Paper 1 • Talvir Sir Complete Course

What I'm looking for:

Someone genuinely preparing for UGC NET

Cost-sharing/splitting basis

We can stay connected on WhatsApp for doubts, discussions, motivation and accountability

Weekly or regular study discussions if both are comfortable

Topic-wise revision and PYQ discussions together

I believe preparation becomes much easier when you have someone to stay consistent with and discuss concepts regularly.

If you're interested, feel free to DM me with: • Your preparation stage • NET/JRF target • Whether you're attempting this year

Serious aspirants only please.

Let's help each other stay consistent and crack NET together!

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u/shivihehe — 8 days ago