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NTA conducts the UGC NET twice in a year in a month of June and December. UGC NET follows the exam pattern as follows:
Paper is divided into two parts Paper 1 and Paper 2. Paper 1: Paper is consisting of 100 marks for 50 questions. There is no negative marking. Paper 2: Paper is consisting of 200 marks for 100 questions. There is no negative marking. Below I am sharing some of the best books for UGC NET Commerce.
You can directly check from the link given:
Paper 1: Teaching and Research Aptitude Madaan.Paper 2:
1. L. N. Koli
2. Arihant
3. R. Gupta
4. Sakshis Superior Guide for UGC NET Commerce
5. Upkar
You can also practice the UGC NET previous year question paper to boost your performance level. I hope the above information will help you out. Feel free to ask more queries. Thank you.

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Yes, you are eligible to appear for UGC NET exam. But, as per the UGC guidelines, you have to complete your post-graduation within 3 years of time period, because if you qualify the exam and not qualified the exam within limited time, then in this case your certificate will be disqualified. You can also fill the UGC NET 2019 Application Form from the official website of NTA. Here are the steps to fill the online form -
Visit the NTA website https://www.nta.ac.in/
Click on the UGC NET exam portal. There you can see Fill Application Form button, click it. After filling all the required details click on the submit button. In the next step, you need to upload your Scanned Photo and Signature as per the instructed KB. In this step you need to pay the exam fee. You can do this step later on also. But before 10th October 2019. I hope the given information will help you out. Still, if you have any doubt, you can comment your query in the comment section below. All the Best.

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Law is not a difficult subject, for a Science student as you already have an analytical mind. Secondly, I can tell you that studying law and understanding it is not very difficult. You can comprehend it easily. In starting it is a little challenging to practically apply law but it is fun also. I can say you should not doubt your caliber on people's judgements. If you have any doubt then I would advise you to read Indian Contract Act as it is the most basic one or for interest you can also read fundamental rights from constitution (bare act first) and then read blogs/books/commentaries about those, you will be able to make your decision. But anyways, I would suggest to choose it.

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Yes, you can pursue MBA in Germany after completing B.Com. For an MBA programme in Germany, you would need to have completed the German equivalent of a Bachelor's degree in the relevant subjects. Meaning, applicants must hold a four year Bachelor's Degree or a three-year degree with a one-year Master's Degree in Business Administration to apply for an MBA programme from a German University. Some universities would also accept a 3-year degree with relevant work experience. It is always advisable for students, to reach out directly to the University international admissions office and get the latest relevant information. Apart from the basic requirement, the universities might also require students to have cleared and scored a certain level in GMAT/GRE/IELTS/TOEFL examinations, and possess basic knowledge of the German language. For courses that are taught in German, a high-level of knowledge is required by the students and candidates can appear for language proficiency exams like Test DAF/DSH to be eligible for the same. Students could also be subjected to an Entrance Test at the time of admission to be considered for the university. Again, always check with the University for the Tests required to apply to the course of your choice. Wish you good luck.

Hi,Yes, you can get admission for MBA in Germany. For an MBA programme in Germany, you would need to have completed the German equivalent of a Bachelor's degree in the relevant subjects. Meaning, applicants must hold a four year Bachelor's Degree or a three year degree with a one-year Master's Degree in Business Administration to apply for an MBA programme from a German University. Some universities would also accept a 3 year degree with relevant work experience. It is always advisable for students to reach out directly to the University international admissions office and get the latest relevant information. Apart from the basic requirement, the universities might also require students to have cleared and scored a certain level in GMAT/GRE/IELTS/TOEFL examinations, and possess basic knowledge of the German language. For courses that are taught in German, a high-level of knowledge is required by the students and candidates can appear for language proficiency exams like Test DAF/DSH to be eligible for the same. Students could also be subjected to an Entrance Test at the time of admission to be considered for the university. Again, always check with the University for the Tests required to apply to the course of your choice. Wish you good luck.