The recent Maharashtra TET paper leak has once again raised concerns about the security of competitive exams. It makes many UGC NET aspirants wonder whether something similar could happen in the future. What changes do you think are needed to make exams more secure and restore students' trust?
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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!
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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
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Let's help each other stay consistent and crack NET together!
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Neetu Gupta is a Mathematics educator, researcher, and mentor with extensive experience guiding students preparing for competitive examinations in Mathematical Sciences. She earned her Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Mathematics from the University of Delhi and is currently completing her PhD in Mathematics.
She has qualified several of India's highly competitive examinations, including CSIR NET, GATE, IIT JAM, and NBHM. Currently serving as an Assistant Professor at Unacademy, she has also worked with Physics Wallah and Chem Academy, where she mentored students preparing for national-level examinations.
Over the years, Neetu has helped thousands of students strengthen their mathematical foundations and prepare for academic and research-focused career paths. Her educational content on Unacademy has accumulated more than one million watch minutes in the past two years, reflecting the reach of her teaching among Mathematics aspirants.
Known for her clear and structured approach to teaching, she focuses on helping students build conceptual understanding while developing effective strategies for competitive exams.
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I am currently starting my 2nd year of masters in psychology and I have a great interest in research....did 2 research papers(unpublished) and presented in an international and a national conference. I have to do my dissertation in 4th sem and I am exploring about my specific research interest bcoz I wanna bridge my dissertation and phd thesis. Now, I wanna do my phd abroad, after doing a job here for a year or two. And NET is the only thing that will give me a good enough job to survive with my middle class ahh. Anddd phd abroad is complicated and I wanna have JRF as backup. BUT GOOD LORD CUET SUCKED THE SOUL OUT OF ME (all for a shity testing agency) AND I DON'T WANNA GIVE MY SOUL AWAY TO ANOTHER COMPETITIVE EXAM that is my backup. I have good foundation in the subject and I am interested in learning and progressing in this field, but something about this fight for a few seats under an inconsiderate government when my goal is completely different exhausts me. So yeah that's all. I would love some good strategies from people who have appeared and are appearing for the exam, and some validation from people who share my exhaustion.
For many aspirants, clearing UGC NET is a major goal - but it's also just the beginning of the next phase of their journey.
I'm curious, what's your plan after clearing it?
Are you aiming for a PhD, JRF, an Assistant Professor position, research opportunities, higher studies abroad, or something entirely different?
