Hi friends!
In my last posting on "28-07-2010, 12:42 PM" (UGC NET CODE 55: Labour Welfare/Personnel Management/Industrial Relations/Labour), I have uploaded only 5 attachments. In this posting, again I am uploading another set of study material as the posting is very limited on this site. Thank you so much to the respondents who responded to my previous posting. Kindly share the study material you have used for the same. I am looking forward to my next posting. Thanks in advance.
Good day & wishes,
Pushpa
HCL
From India, Madras
91In my last posting on "28-07-2010, 12:42 PM" (UGC NET CODE 55: Labour Welfare/Personnel Management/Industrial Relations/Labour), I have uploaded only 5 attachments. In this posting, again I am uploading another set of study material as the posting is very limited on this site. Thank you so much to the respondents who responded to my previous posting. Kindly share the study material you have used for the same. I am looking forward to my next posting. Thanks in advance.
Good day & wishes,
Pushpa
HCL
From India, Madras
Dear Pushpa, Thanks a lot ..... Now i can prepare for UGC at office. Keep posting such materials. Wish you all the best Thanks and Regards, Kavitha.P
From India, Hyderabad
From India, Hyderabad
Hi all,
I have completed my MBA with a major in HR and I am planning to take the NET exams this December. I am seeking clarity on the subject code. I am interested in selecting Code 55, which focuses on Labour related subjects and HR. Can I opt for this subject code, or is it necessary to choose Subject code 17, which pertains to general Management? I would appreciate any insights you can provide.
Regards,
Kumar
From India, Delhi
I have completed my MBA with a major in HR and I am planning to take the NET exams this December. I am seeking clarity on the subject code. I am interested in selecting Code 55, which focuses on Labour related subjects and HR. Can I opt for this subject code, or is it necessary to choose Subject code 17, which pertains to general Management? I would appreciate any insights you can provide.
Regards,
Kumar
From India, Delhi
[QUOTE=BHANUHR;1234076]Hi Kumar, it's in regard to your query. Great, thanks Bhanu. I found out something on the UGC website and am attaching it here. Please go through the first 3 pages & page no 15 of the attachment. According to it, management graduates do not need to qualify for the NET for teaching jobs in the respective field. Please go through it. Thanks, Kumar.
From India, Delhi
From India, Delhi
Hi Kumar its not at well necessary if you wish to teach in private colleges( but it gives you an upper hand) . Its more of a necessity in public/govt colleges/institutes.
From India, Calcutta
From India, Calcutta
Dear Pushpa, I have done PGDM in HR,and want to do Phd kindly let me know should I opt for code 17 or code 55. Rgds, Anumeha
Hi Pushpa, Very good information shared by you not only for acadamecians but for students and professionals. Keep on posting. Avinash Kanoray, Nashik
From India, Pune
From India, Pune
Hi AShwini..
This is bhanusmita. Called u up today morning from KOlkata. Its a pity, I cant attend the programme due to my location. Can you please share some study material with us, (ppl who are not located in Pune) ? My id-
From India, Calcutta
This is bhanusmita. Called u up today morning from KOlkata. Its a pity, I cant attend the programme due to my location. Can you please share some study material with us, (ppl who are not located in Pune) ? My id-
From India, Calcutta
Dear All,
The NET exam is designed to judge the degree of knowledge a person has in his/her domain. I cleared NET under code 55 in 2000. Based on my experience, my suggestion will be:
1. Prepare for Paper I extremely well. This is a qualifying exam. You may refer to the Upkar Publication Guide for Paper I.
2. For Paper II, you need an understanding of minute details. To give you an example, a question I encountered when I cleared the exam was, "On whose recommendation was the TU Act, 1926 passed?" Answering such questions requires detailed study.
3. For Paper II, choose a good book on HRM and IR. Follow the syllabus systematically.
Make sure to have a copy of the syllabus and a few books that you studied for your masters.
All the best to all aspiring for NET.
YK Upadhyay
From India, Pune
The NET exam is designed to judge the degree of knowledge a person has in his/her domain. I cleared NET under code 55 in 2000. Based on my experience, my suggestion will be:
1. Prepare for Paper I extremely well. This is a qualifying exam. You may refer to the Upkar Publication Guide for Paper I.
2. For Paper II, you need an understanding of minute details. To give you an example, a question I encountered when I cleared the exam was, "On whose recommendation was the TU Act, 1926 passed?" Answering such questions requires detailed study.
3. For Paper II, choose a good book on HRM and IR. Follow the syllabus systematically.
Make sure to have a copy of the syllabus and a few books that you studied for your masters.
All the best to all aspiring for NET.
YK Upadhyay
From India, Pune
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