About this exam:

The National Eligibility Test is considered to be amongst the prestigious exam for higher level of education and senior jobs in universities. This test is mainly regulated and maintained by the major educational giants like Council of Scientific and Industrial Research and University Grants Commission. There are no negative markings in this examination.

Insights on the paper:

NET Electronic Science (paper II) Papers is a subjective type paper and consists of large syllabus. The paper mainly falls under the topics like basic electronic instruments, AC-DC circuits, semiconductor, different law related to electricity, PN junction, BJT, MOSFET, JFET etc. There are also questions from different theorems like Thevenin, superposition, Norton and Maximum power transfer. The candidates must have done all the theory parts subjected to the topics like rectifiers, amplifiers, oscillator and their applications. The questions which are regularly asked in this exam are basically related to the above mentioned topics. If each student has touched all the topics from the syllabus then you could able to answer all sorts of questions.

Paper pattern:

The Electronic Science (paper II) papers include generalized multiple types, matching etc types of question. The total number of questions included in this booklet is 50. Every single question keeps a maximum of two marks. There are normally four options given in each question, candidates have to choose the correct answer and have to darken the oval. The appearing candidates are asked to read the instruction part very carefully and also follow the rules mention in the first page of the question booklet. The candidates must have to attempt all the questions.

Total marks and time:

The complete question booklet is of 100 marks and the candidates have got a total period of 85 minutes to solve this paper.