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Tuesday, March 7, 2017

Decoding Union Budget: In regards to National Eligibility Test 2017


Dear Aspirants !! 

In recent time due to some of media reports, many of you asked multiple questions to us. If we summarize all the questions below are the two fundamental questions you asked.

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1. Is National Eligibility Test going to be canceled for the month of June/July 2017?

2. How to view this new announcement in Budget speech of Finance Minister Arun Jaitley?



So before we move ahead with the 1st question lets have some discussion and find out some reasonable answer to the 2nd question.

Basic Understanding:

To begin with we congratulate Finance Minister for bringing the tradition back to present budget In beginning of February. According to Article 112 of the Constitution of India, The Union Budget of India is being referred as the annual Financial Statement of the Republic of India. 

The process outlined as, the presented budget has to be discussed in the house, after the General Discussion on the budget as a whole it goes to respective standing committee (Rule 331G) for consideration of Demands for Grants

Once Standing Committee introduce the report to house the house again proceed with discussion and voting on Demands for Grants, it has to be passed by the house and come in to effect on 1st April (Start of Financial Year). 

So with this understanding we may conclude whatever proposed under budget 2017-18 may come to an effect only on 1st April 2017. (Note: The reports of the Standing Committees are of persuasive nature, Rule 331N)

What is in it for us in respect to our subject matter?

The budget presented in February is vital in many ways, as a welcome move the budget outlined some firm scope for higher education in line with focusing on energizing youth and creating jobs.

The budget also suggested introducing some reforms for University Grants Commission (UGC), suggesting CBSE to focus more on academy instead conducting examination. From this statement of Finance Minister on budget the 1st question above arises.

The finance minister advocated “Greater autonomy will be provided to major institutes." & "UGC will be reformed for higher education." This is certainly a welcome move for a bright future of the nation.

A National Testing Agency to be introduced for conducting major entrance examinations freeing CBSE from conducting examination. Further more the budget also allocated additional fund for academic in 2017-2018.

So with this new welcome move, if we try to find answer to our question above: 

a. A separate National Testing Agency is surely a beneficial move as we all understand CBSE is loaded with so many exams and losing focus from academics. 

b. CBSE to be free from entrance exams and allowed it to function for its core work. 

c. More autonomy to educational institutions will surely bring a positive competitive trend which will ultimately accelerate the quality of education.

d. With being introduction of new National Testing Agency, possibility can’t be over ruled in terms of pattern, syllabus of examinations but at this point of time it’s merely a prediction with no substance.

Answer to Question No 1:

Coming to the 1st question:
As of NOW there is no official announcement either from CBSE/UGC to postpone the Jun/Jul National Eligibility Test, means the status-quo is intact and we should continue with our preparation. 

If at all we find any official announcement from CBSE/UGC or proposed National Testing Agency in future after 1st April we may review and re-plan our preparation.

We will keep an eye on further development in this regards and review our plan accordingly with time.

For now the conclusion is:

1. No official announcement is made in regards to cancelling NET June/July 2017

2. Proposal made under Budget 2017-18 are welcome move for the greater benefit of higher education.

3. We will be moving with our plan to start preparation from 15th March 2017

4. If any changes happen in future, we look it as an opportunity in terms of time at least.

Let's be optimistic for grater positive changes in academic sector in the upcoming years with these new suggested changes.

Thursday, February 16, 2017

Mock Test Registration: ALL INDIA CBSE UGC National Eligibility Test June-July 2017

 Mock Test Registration for UGC-CBSE NET 2017

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Friday, January 27, 2017

Brace Yourself for Mass Communication & Journalism UGC CBSE NET 2017 June-July Exam

CBSE UGC NET aspirants, who appeared in January 2017 examination must be hopeful for the results and you might be eagerly waiting for the UGC official answer keys. We, the team of AnyExamAnyTime wish good luck to all the aspirants. Especially, the Journalism & Mass Communication aspirants, as we hope you have had enough of practice and study material with us. Nevertheless, if you did not study well and have not had enough time to prepare for the subject then, you can brace yourself for the following UGC- CBSE NET June/July 2017 examination.

 NATIONAL ELIGIBILITY TEST (NET) - JUNE 2017 Registration Open @AnyExamAnyTime


Don’t be upset:


If, at any point of time, you felt that the 22nd January 2017 examination was tough and you haven’t done well, then worry not. You have ample of time to prepare for the upcoming UGC NET examination June-July 2017. You need not linger upon the gone examination. You should be looking forward to next opportunities and try to focus on the studies.
  

Focused study:


A focused preparation can help you to make through the examination and you will be able to qualify for NET/JRF, which will further, make you eligible to pursue your dreams to become a research scholar or assistant professor.

Organized study:


We, at AnyExamAnyTime, have a lot of study material for subject code 063 that is Mass Communication & Journalism for you. You can brace yourself for the forthcoming examination with the help of our free online study materials and mock tests. 

Register yourself:


All you need to do is to register yourself for the current session and you will get study plan. You can register yourself with us until 15th February 2017. The session will start from the first week of March. You can have planned and focused study from there. Self-study is the best study, but monitoring can make you through the examination as the course itself is vast and comprises a lot from the academic syllabus. 

Subject matter experts:


Moreover, you can join groups and participate in group studies. As well as, you will have monitored support by our subject matter experts. Participating in practice tests and mock tests will help you in the final examination. You can check your score and work on it. 

You can crack the examination:


Timing is the key to success in any competitive examination. Therefore, the practice for perfect timing can be a plus point for you. Therefore, keep a track of time when you take the test. You can surely make through the final exam.

Wish you good luck!


Sunday, October 30, 2016

Subject Wise Practice Model Test for CBSE UGC NET January 2017 (Mass Communication & Journalism)



Dear Aspirants !!!!
Now as we finished up with common revision series tests, time to move on to Subjectwise Practice Model Tests. These Model Test Series are designed to provide a practice environment for the specific subject area. In today's, objective oriented testing philosophy, these practice mock tests are simulated objectively that mimic the behavior of real final exam question on related subject in controlled ways.

Starts on: 23rd October 2016 and Ends on 15th January 2017 (Each Sunday a New test) for enrollment CLICK HERE  Also See details about Model Mock Test.  Also visit our Facebook Event Page to register interest. 

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Different type of Test available:

S-Test: These are subject / area wise test, e.g.: Research, Theory etc., covering an optimum from the respective subject area.  (Each Subject wise test consists of 250-500 practice questions, depending on the need of subject)

  •    Research-S-Test for CBSE / UGC NET   (2 Versions)

  •    Theories & Models-S-Test for CBSE / UGC NET (3 Versions)

  •    Advertising & PR-S-Test for CBSE / UGC NET (2 Versions)

  •    Video / TV Production-S-Test for CBSE / UGC NET

  •    Print Media-S-Test for CBSE / UGC NET

  •    Broadcast Journalism-S-Test for CBSE / UGC NET (2 Versions)

  •    Media Laws & Ethics-S-Test for CBSE / UGC NET

  •    Media Text & Meaning-S-Test for CBSE / UGC NET (2 Versions)

  •    Media Current Affairs -S-Test for CBSE / UGC NET

  •    ARQs & AEATs Special- S-Test for CBSE / UGC NET

Versions: If any test denoted with a version, it means will be conducted multiple time with new questions. For e.g.: Research (2 Versions) means one will be conducted at beginning time of the program and another will be conducted at time when we will be approaching the Final exam nearby)

R-Test: (Rapid Fire Test): These test are designed in a way to test the terms & terminology along with mix from S-Test

Mock Test: This is a limited version test series, this time total 5 Mock Test modeled exactly in similar way of final exam (Paper I/II/III) and to be addressed in similar way with one day assignments.

G-Test: Test for General paper (Specific area wise)

This time we have included two new set of test, Media Text Meanings & Media Current Affairs.

Media Text Meanings: The earlier linguistic test will be discontinued and will be mixed with “Media Text Meanings” series along with many additional conceptual terms and terminology test series.

Media Current Affairs: This is completely a new inclusion this time covering all possible current affairs along with quotes and other area which may be missed out.

An initiative to develop these Model mock  tests, we have gone through intensive research of syllabus as well as mapping it to the questioning pattern taking sample from all previous years examinations.

Along with the outline minimum study plan attached to your profile, we urge all of you to keep practicing these subject wise Model Test, which will add further value to your preparation on final Exam.

Please note: The subject wise test will be assigned under your profile on each Sunday and you are requested to practice them within given week time to progress slowly week by week.

We wish your preparation should go well and you land up with an improved score from all previous experiences. All the best.

Thanks

Sunday, October 23, 2016

Mock Test 1: ALL INDIA CBSE UGC National Eligibility Test January 2017 for Subject Code: 63 (Mass Communication and Journalism)


AnyExamAnyTime:  Presents a specialized Mock Test to provide students, a real time exam environment experience right at the door step. 
The online mock tests for CBSE UGC National Eligibility Test, for MassCommunication & Journalism consists of similar standard questions that will be asked in the final exam conducted by CBSE on 22nd January 2017
The mock test papers are set by experienced professionals and In-House research experts from the field of media and communication, making them a reflection of the real tests.

ALL INDIA CBSE UGC NET Mock Test by AEAT


The entire syllabus is covered in a systematic way through in subject-wise full length tests. The tests are derived entirely from UGC outlined academic syllabus for this exam, helping students to get an effective and efficient insight into the real exams.
Equipped with a comprehensive range of digital educational content and tools, AnyExamAnyTime, empowers students to learn, engage and succeed in this competitive age.
These online mock tests are available for students in Mass Communication & Journalism (UGC Subject Code 63) and for general paper (UGC Subject Code 00). 

Aspirants must attempt these mock tests to overcome their constraints in terms of time management, exam fear, to have a practice of maintaining calmness and being composed avoid silly mistakes or identify area of opportunity where these mistakes can happen in real exam and rectify much before. Aspirants can avail this opportunity to correct their errors and perform better in CBSE UGC NET January 2017
Aspirants must start taking the mock tests at least 3 months before the final exam so that they can be well-prepared for the exam and score exceptionally well and give your exams with precision and mindfulness.

What is the advantage of these mock tests?
-You will get a real time exam environment to practice
-Can make familiars with different type of questions
-Manage your time for all three papers
-Test yourself & rate within the population who appearing.
-Exam pattern, Time management & Answering strategies
-Convenience AEAT’s Online Mock Tests
-Students are Provided Immediate Result
-Online Tests Let You Track Your Progress

It’s always said that…………….
Practice Makes Perfect: If you practice with number of mock tests before January 2017, you have the privilege of immense practice of giving exams and doing well in them along with tracking progress with improvement one by one. The level of anxiety and stress will reduce what we typically called as Exam Anxiety.
Time is same for all; it’s we who make it good or evil. Timing is everything: Since CBSE exams are timed, you have no option other than completing all questions within the set time line. In observation many a times, aspirants know the answers but struggle to score well as they cannot complete the test in time. If you appear for these online mock tests honestly, you will understand your speed and strategy and you can alter it to ensure you complete the exam.
A Self-appraisal and feedback, Your own Study Analysis: A self-analysis on your preparation vs the mock test will create an opportunity to plan the study to increase your knowledge, which enables you to focus on the subjects that are lacking behind.
Unyielding Revision: When you appear for these mock tests, the syllabus will get revised automatically and thus, multiple revisions are completed before the actual exam.
Real Exam one Chance Mock test 5: With AEAT’s five online mock tests, you get multiple chances to improve your scores and perform well in the tests.
Tests at your Doorstep: As these test are conducted online with a set time window between 11:30AM to 21:00PM on specified date,, you can appear any time of your choice within given time window on specified date. 

FAQs:
What this test consists of?
Paper I (Subject Code 00) 50 Questions
Paper II (Subject Code 63) 50 Questions
Paper III (Subject Code 63) 75 Questions

Is there any fee for this mock test?
No, With AEAT there is no fee for any product or services, these are absolutely at free of cost. A gift from some of our previous beneficiaries who benefited from our efforts.

How to register for it?
If you are a regular register user of AEAT, you need not to register again. If you are new and applying only for Mock Test please click here. Also visit our Facbook event page to mark your attendance. (Click Here for Showing Interest)

When can I get the Result?
You will get the result instantly, once you submit all three papers, however rating and cut-off will release next day.

How many times I can try these tests?
Only once like real final exam.

Can I also contribute to help others?
Yes, you are welcome please Click Here to review different options.


 
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Friday, October 21, 2016

All in One Media Dictionary for UGC CBSE National Eligibility Test



 All in One Media Dictionary for UGC CBSE National Eligibility Test
This dictionary is designed with an objective to cover all possible related terms and their definition. This is participatory dictionary, and participants are welcome to edit or add to strengthen the objective. 

All in One Media Dictionary for UGC CBSE National Eligibility Test
Different section as follows:

  1.        Broadcast Journalism
  2.        Media Text (Meaning & narratives)
  3.        Media Research (Terminology)
  4.        General Journalistic Terms
  5.       Advertising & Public Relation Terms
  6.       Technical (TV/Video Production)
  7.       Print Media Terminology
  8.       Previous Year Exam’s Related Terminology 
  9.       Miscellaneous
  10.       Who said What
  11.       Chronology 
  12.       Person Name & Their Work

NB: Currently access given to few to edit and modify, will make it live for all shortly.