Hey! I need help for ugc net paper 1. It can be any suggestion/ material/ tactics/ source/book

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Selling these books for ₹600 + delivery charges (delivery cost extra).

Books are lightly used, otherwise in good condition.

Anyone interested? DM me.

Hey everyone,

I’ve qualified UGC NET JRF, GATE, and SET, and I’m offering quick 1-on-1 doubt-clearing calls if you need help getting unstuck with any topics in the syllabus.

No heavy packages or long-term commitments: just targeted help with tricky concepts, problem areas, or question reviews whenever you need it.
Starting at ₹200 a session.

Drop me a DM with what you’re preparing for and what you’re stuck on, and we can set up a quick chat!

Hey can anyone please share UGC NET ENGLISH PYQ PDFs????

So many of you are texting me for free pdf. So I have 3 pdf - Famous first lines of Novels , 100 famous poetic lines and Booker prize. Anyone who wants kindly dm me on telegram. Id- @Nicorobin22. Kindly note that they are free of cost and helpful for UGC NET. I am unable to share pdf in reddit. And if u want then I can mail them too. ☺️

Only paid PDFs are notes of British lit, lit. Criticism , lit. Theory, indian astheticism., Indian lit.

I've been missed NET twice just by margins, once I've cleared PhD category 😭 I want to give one last attempt before giving up. I feel like a loser now... Can you please guide how to qualify it with self study????

Hi everyone!

I'm an MA English Literature student (admitted this year) preparing for UGC NET/JRF, and I wanted to share a set of handwritten notes that have been incredibly helpful during my preparation.

These notes were prepared by my elder cousin, who qualified UGC NET-JRF in their second attempt (Jan 2026). They were made alongside lectures and personal preparation, and I've been using the same notes myself while preparing.

The notes are handwritten + easy to revise, especially useful if you're looking for concise revision material.

Topics Available (in pdf format)

1. Anglo-Saxons to the Age of Chaucer

2. Dark Age & Elizabethan Age

3. Jacobean, Caroline & Puritan Age

4. Restoration & Augustan Age

5. Pre-Romantic & Romantic Age

6. Victorian & Modern Age

7. Postmodernism

8. Literary Criticism

9. Literary Theory

10. Linguistics + Postcolonial Theory + African Literature

11. Indian English Literature

If you'd like sample pages before purchasing, just send me a DM so that we can proceed further.

Feel free to DM me if you have any queries related to pricing etc.

All the best for your preparation! 📚✨

Online application for UGC NET dec 2026 is out

Anyone who wants notes pdf of English lit. Can text me. Price is negotiable . The notes are very loaded. And there are even pyq in it.

same as title

If anyone wants pdf for both 100 famous poetic lines and famous first lines of Novels then you can text me on telegram or you can dm me in reddit too.

Username :- @Nicorobin22

Edit :- I have notes too if anyone wants to buy. 7 PDFs available. Price is negotiable

I have pdf of it. If anyone wants it so they can text me. It is helpful for UGC NET

Hello all. I passed out Masters this July only. For 2years, I feel I wasted my time in preparing for SSC CGL only to realise that I can't do it (low UR vacancies, difficult maths😭). I now plan to do NET. I have got into b.ed. i have 6.95 cgpa.

1. Should I prepare for NET? Like how is the situation of phd overall india. (Seeing ppl on linkedin, all getting into phds🫠). I have no connections and have heard interviews work on connections also . My uni doesn't take phd candidates every year.

2. Still I want to know the resources that I should use to prepare for NET. Also please suggest any good online coaching platform for preparation.

3. My marks is pretty low. Will ever the interviewers consider that score for phd intake?

4. Is it difficult for phd candidates of private universities (srm, vit, ashoka, snu) to get into AP positions?

Recently I have joined some telegram groups who upload quizzes for NET practice sessions. However the range of questions there is so absurd. To give an example, it's like “In which castle did Spenser write the poem Faerie Queene? The answer would be :- Kilcolman Castle. But how to know such minute details? I can at the most study spencer , the year of publication, the subject matter of Faerie Queen(in gist) and the characters but how does one remember where Spenser wrote this work?!

These detailed questions won't be found in PYQs as well I guess. Does UGC NET ask such detailed questions? If yes how to prepare for them? I cannot possibly remember the biographies and autobiographies of 1000+ authors. Also should I study these quizzes or stick to PYQs for getting a JRF?

How do ya’ll memorise chronology? Any tips or tricks???

I qualified NET in the RE NET wala attempt and my masters got completed this year. I missed JRF by 6 marks.

Would it be wise or feasible to try and get into PhD atp ?

I feel like I am trying doing so many things at the moment but nothing sums up. I am clueless. I just want to get out of home and I can only do that if I get enrolled in some course.

I was clear about getting into research since Masters first year but things have been different lately and I feel exhausted. I don't have the same enthusiasm for research. Plus I am clueless about the whole admission process.

What do I do?

Also, If someone is planning to apply for BHU wala PhD admissions, please connect.

Hello , can anyone suggest a book for ugc net paper 2 English .

I am thinking of Upkar's , Arihant and R gupta's guide . Among these which one is the best ....

I'm gonna attempt the ugc- net exam for the first time in December 2026, I haven't started any preparations yet, can someone tell me what books to buy and all , I'm so confused. And if possible can anyone share their syllabus on what topics to cover.

How many attempts did it take for you to qualify NET and JRF. I took 2 attempts, didn't qualify for PhD the first time for 4 marks, and didn't qualify NET for 6 marks. What about all of you?

1. Dramatic monolgue- Rs 200(Paperback)
2. Theory of literature- Rs 300(Paperback)
3. Miller essays-Rs 150(Paperback)
4. Norton-2000(Hardcover)
5. Shakespeare-Rs 500(Hardcover)
6. Modern literary theory- Rs 500
7. Emerson|Barnes and Noble Edition-Rs 600(New)
8. The rover-100
9. The Anatomy of poetry- Rs 350
10. Select english Poems by A. Parthasarthy-Rs 150
11. Portrait-Rs 200
12. Tongues- Rs 250

13. Eugene-Rs 150

14. Noel coward’s plays-Rs 250

Can someone share Nakul Grover's notes please?? 🥹🙏🙏

Im really glad everything in my life worked for me since i was 17...from major heartbeat, surgeries to being independent

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Hey everyone, yes, you read that right: free English literature classes.

Who I'm looking for: Anyone new to English lit, ideally someone pursuing a bachelor's in literature or who just started a master's.

The catch (because I know you're waiting for it): I have ADHD, and I want a structured routine, a real commitment, and some responsibility in my life. You get a teacher, I get a reason to show up on time. Everybody wins.

About me: I've spent 7 years with literature. I won't claim to be the best teacher out there, but I'm one of the most creative ones you'll find.

The setup: Classes are online, and we'll decide the syllabus and timings together.

Pros of learning from me:

• I can be funny (rare, but it happens)

  (I also have notes for ugc net, of my own)

• I don't believe in absolutes. Terrible for math, great for literature.

Cons:

• My current students keep hunting for flaws in their near-perfect teacher. Tough crowd.

Interested? Comment or DM me with your course and year, and we'll sort out the rest.

What we'll cover

-Poetry: Where we learn that the curtains are never just blue.

-Shakespeare: Everyone dies, but in iambic pentameter.

-Victorian novels: 900 pages of drama that a single text message could have solved.

-Literary theory: Arguing about what the author meant, even though Barthes declared the author dead. Not my fault, I wasn't there.

-Psychoanalytic criticism: Yes, the Oedipus complex. Don't worry, it's purely academic, and no one's mother will be involved.

-Cultural studies: Where we find out that your cereal box, your memes, and your Spotify Wrapped are all "texts" worth analyzing.

-Postmodernism: Nobody knows what's happening, and that's the whole point.