How to use the UGC NET Computer Science Mock Test
- 1. Set up the testChoose the full test (100 questions, 120 minutes), a half test or 10 quick questions. There's no negative marking, as in UGC NET.
- 2. Answer like the real examMove between questions with the palette, mark doubtful ones for review and watch the timer.
- 3. Submit and reviewSee your score by section and every question with the correct answer and a short explanation.
Coverage
| Section | Questions | Marks each | Wrong answer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Computer Science | 100 | 2 | none |
Questions are drawn from discrete mathematics, digital logic, computer organisation, C programming, data structures, algorithms, theory of computation, operating systems, databases, networks, software engineering, object-oriented programming, web technologies and artificial intelligence. That mirrors the ten units of the UGC NET Computer Science and Applications syllabus.
Scoring example
Each question is worth 2 marks and wrong answers cost nothing. If you get 62 right, you score 124 out of 200. With no penalty, you should answer every question, even with a guess. NET cut-offs for JRF and assistant professor eligibility are based on aggregate marks in both papers and differ by category and session, so this mock can't tell you whether you'd qualify.
About this mock
Each attempt draws a fresh set: numerical questions are generated with new numbers every time, and options are shuffled. To retake exactly the same paper, or to give a friend the same set, note the test code shown on the result and type it in before starting. You can switch negative marking off for a relaxed practice round. All of this runs in your browser; your answers for the UGC NET mock aren't sent anywhere.
The real exam has Paper 1 (teaching and research aptitude, 50 questions) and Paper 2 in one 3-hour sitting. This tool covers Paper 2 only, with a 2-hour timer.
Frequently asked questions
Does this include Paper 1?
No. It's Paper 2 Computer Science only.
How hard are the questions?
Mostly at the level of a good B.Tech or MCA exam, with some deeper TOC and algorithms questions.
Who conducts UGC NET?
NTA conducts it for UGC. Uncodemy isn't connected with either.
Is the UGC NET computer science mock test free?
Yes. You can take the whole UGC NET computer science mock test with no sign-up. When you submit for the first time, we ask for your name and WhatsApp number once to show your score; after that the UGC NET computer science mock test and every other Uncodemy tool open straight away.