The UGC NET is a test to determine the eligibility of candidates opting for the post of Assistant Professor only or Junior Research Fellowship and Assistant Professor both in Indian Universities and Colleges. To meet the needs of NET, SET, and JRF applicants, this book has been revamped and updated as per the latest pattern and with a perfect blend of theory and practice questions.
Who will benefit?
Candidates preparing for NET
Candidates opting for Assistant Professor or Junior Research Fellowship or both
Candidates preparing for Paper-2
Book Structure
Solved Papers (2024-2018)
10 Units further segregated into individual chapters
Modal Paper (1-3)
Book Features
Theoretical aspect of the subject has been written in a very simple language
Units are divided into different number of chapters
Complete coverage of the latest syllabus
Chapterwise 4000 Multiple Choice Questions for Complete Practice
Inclusion of Previous Year Questions
Why this Book?
“NTA UGC Paper-2 Human Rights & Duties” has been written for those candidates who want to qualify the Paper 2 of the UGC NET examination
Designed according to the latest syllabus and the latest pattern of the UGC NET, which is applicable from the June 2019 examination
Table of Contents:
Solved Papers (2024-2018), Human Rights and Duties: Basic Concepts, Generations of Human Rights and Indian Concepts, Perspectives of Human Rights: Liberal, Marxist and Feminist, Perspectives of Human Rights: Gandhian, Dalit and Religious, Origin and Evolution of Human Rights, International Standard... See more
The UGC NET is a test to determine the eligibility of candidates opting for the post of Assistant Professor only or Junior Research Fellowship and Assistant Professor both in Indian Universities and Colleges. To meet the needs of NET, SET, and JRF applicants, this book has been revamped and updated as per the latest pattern and with a perfect blend of theory and practice questions.
Who will benefit?
Candidates preparing for NET
Candidates opting for Assistant Professor or Junior Research Fellowship or both
Candidates preparing for Paper-2
Book Structure
Solved Papers (2024-2018)
10 Units further segregated into individual chapters
Modal Paper (1-3)
Book Features
Theoretical aspect of the subject has been written in a very simple language
Units are divided into different number of chapters
Complete coverage of the latest syllabus
Chapterwise 4000 Multiple Choice Questions for Complete Practice
Inclusion of Previous Year Questions
Why this Book?
“NTA UGC Paper-2 Human Rights & Duties” has been written for those candidates who want to qualify the Paper 2 of the UGC NET examination
Designed according to the latest syllabus and the latest pattern of the UGC NET, which is applicable from the June 2019 examination
Table of Contents:
Solved Papers (2024-2018), Human Rights and Duties: Basic Concepts, Generations of Human Rights and Indian Concepts, Perspectives of Human Rights: Liberal, Marxist and Feminist, Perspectives of Human Rights: Gandhian, Dalit and Religious, Origin and Evolution of Human Rights, International Standard Setting: Conventions, International Standard Setting: Dedarations, Social Stratification, Gender and Children, Social Structure and Social Problems in Human Rights, Social Issues Concerning Human, Rights of Different Groups and Challenges in Human Rights, State and Political Regimes, International Humanitarian Law and Intervention, UN and Various Organs, INGOs and Human Rights Organisations in India, UN Agencies, Development, Globalisation and Human Rights, Economic Growth and Human Rights, TNCs, Right to Development and Other Related Rights, Social Development and Social Movement, Environmental Movements, Issues and Rights, National Commissions, Civil Societies and NGOs, Indian Civilisation and Constitution, Constitutional Visions, Human Rights and Indian Constitution, Constitutional Governance, Criminal Justice System and Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, Law and Human Rights Enforcement, International Enforcement Mechanisms, Regional Enforcement of Human Rights, Model Papers (1-3)