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Free UGC NET preparation tools
For marks calculation, eligibility checking, official syllabus downloads, Paper 1 practice and study planning.
How each tool helps
Marks Calculator
Estimate your Paper 1 and Paper 2 raw score from your answers or the answer key.
OpenScore Predictor
Estimate your likely exam-day score range from your mock test scores.
OpenEligibility Checker
Check degree, percentage, subject and JRF age rules in plain language.
OpenPaper 1 Practice
Timed or practice quizzes by topic, with explanations.
OpenStudy Planner
Build a day-by-day plan with revision and mock tests, saved on your device.
OpenLatest verified update
- Rules last checked:
- 2026-10-10
- Exam dates:
- Data not available
Source: ugcnet.nta.ac.in
Syllabus
Download the official UGC NET Paper 1 and Paper 2 syllabi in English and Hindi, where available.
Preparation guides
All guides- What is the UGC NET marks calculation formula?How raw marks are worked out from correct and incorrect answers, with examples.
- Qualifying marks vs final cutoff: what is the difference?Why reaching the qualifying minimum does not mean you have cleared UGC NET.
- How to use the UGC NET eligibility checkerA walk-through of each input in our eligibility checker and what its result means.
- How to prepare for UGC NET Paper 1A practical, topic-by-topic approach to the common Paper 1.
- How to make a 30-day UGC NET study planHow to split 30 days into learning, revision and mock tests.
- How UGC NET cutoff data should be interpretedWhy past cutoffs are a rough guide and how to read them carefully.
Methodology and sources
Our tools use rules from official NTA bulletins, with the date we last checked them. When data cannot be verified, we say "Data not available". Read our editorial policy.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the official UGC NET website?
No. UGC NET Delhi is an independent educational resource. Official information is published by NTA at ugcnet.nta.ac.in.
Is there negative marking in UGC NET?
Recent bulletins state 2 marks per correct answer and no negative marking. Check the bulletin of your cycle, as rules can change.
Does reaching the qualifying marks mean I have cleared NET?
No. The qualifying minimum only makes you eligible to be considered. The final subject and category cutoff decides who qualifies.
Do I need an account to use the tools?
No. All tools work without login, and calculations run on your device.
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