UGC-NET Foundation Course (Paper I + Paper II)
Comprehensive Preparation for UGC-NET
The UGC-NET Foundation Course offered by Legacy IAS Academy is designed for aspirants who aim to qualify for both Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) and Assistant Professor eligibility.
This flagship program provides end-to-end preparation for both Paper I (Teaching & Research Aptitude) and Paper II (Subject-Specific), with a structured curriculum, top-notch faculty, personalized mentorship, and rigorous practice modules.
Just like our renowned UPSC Civil Services courses, this program focuses on conceptual clarity, exam-oriented strategies, and analytical skills, ensuring aspirants are fully equipped to clear the UGC-NET with top scores.
Course Highlights
Feature | Details |
Duration | 6 – 8 months |
Course Type | Classroom + Online Hybrid (Live + Recorded Sessions) |
Coverage | Complete Paper I & chosen Paper II subject |
Subjects Offered for Paper II | Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology, History |
Teaching Mode | English |
Batch Size | Limited seats for personalized attention |
Support System | Mentorship + Doubt Clearing + Career Guidance |
Study Material | Updated notes, mock tests, digital resources |
Course Description
The UGC-NET Foundation Course is an all-inclusive program for students seeking to excel in the UGC-NET examination. Drawing from Legacy IAS Academy’s decade-long success in competitive exam training, this course combines academic rigor with innovative teaching methodologies.
- Paper I Preparation:
Build a strong foundation in teaching aptitude, research methodology, reasoning, comprehension, and current trends in higher education.
Special sessions are conducted on data interpretation, ICT, and logical reasoning, which are high-scoring areas in Paper I. - Paper II Preparation:
Deep dive into the entire syllabus of your chosen subject, focusing on conceptual understanding and exam application.
Legacy IAS offers expert faculty-led sessions for subjects like Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology, and History. - Strategic Mentorship:
Individualized mentorship sessions help students track progress, overcome weaknesses, and adopt effective exam strategies. - Exam Simulation Practice:
Regular mock tests and previous year question paper (PYQ) discussions replicate the real exam experience, boosting confidence and speed.
What You Will Get
1. Comprehensive Classroom Sessions
- Daily interactive lectures for both Paper I and Paper II.
- Focus on conceptual clarity and application-based learning.
- Emphasis on exam-relevant topics with smart study techniques.
2. Structured Study Plan
- Week-by-week preparation roadmap designed by Legacy IAS experts.
- Balanced allocation between Paper I and Paper II topics.
- Regular milestone assessments to track progress.
3. Updated Study Material
- Printed and digital notes curated by subject matter experts.
- Coverage of:
- Core concepts and theories
- Practice questions and summaries
- Current affairs and recent updates
- Easy-to-revise summary handouts for quick recall.
4. Mock Tests & Performance Analytics
- 50 full-length Paper I tests and 50 Paper II tests.
- Real-time performance tracking with detailed feedback.
- Analytics-driven insights to help students identify strong and weak areas.
5. Personalized Mentorship
- One-on-one mentorship sessions for progress review and strategy building.
- Support in time management, stress management, and exam strategy.
- Career guidance for choosing between JRF research path and teaching roles.
6. Hybrid Learning Flexibility
- Offline Classes: Classroom learning at Legacy IAS Academy, Bangalore.
- Online Access: Live-streamed classes and recorded sessions for flexible learning.
- Perfect for working professionals and full-time students.
Course Modules
Phase | Timeline | Focus Area |
Foundation Building | Month 1 – 2 | Core concepts of Paper I and introduction to Paper II syllabus |
Concept Mastery | Month 3 – 5 | In-depth coverage of Paper II topics + advanced Paper I techniques |
Testing & Revision | Month 6 – 7 | Intensive mock tests, PYQ practice, high-yield revisions |
Final Exam Readiness | Final Month | Strategy sessions, doubt-clearing marathons, last-mile tips |
Why Choose Legacy IAS Academy
- Proven Track Record
- Legacy IAS has a stellar history of producing top-ranking UPSC and competitive exam achievers.
- Expert Faculty
- Subject matter experts with rich teaching and research experience in UGC-NET domains.
- Holistic Learning Approach
- Knowledge, application, and skill development rolled into one integrated program.
- Personalized Attention
- Small batch sizes and mentorship-driven guidance to focus on each student’s growth.
- Result-Oriented Strategy
- Proven methodologies that align with NTA’s latest exam trends and expectations.
1. General Questions
Q1. What is the UGC-NET Foundation Course at Legacy IAS Academy?
The UGC-NET Foundation Course is a comprehensive preparation program designed to cover both Paper I (Teaching & Research Aptitude) and Paper II (subject-specific) in a structured and result-oriented manner.
It helps aspirants qualify for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) by focusing on conceptual clarity, practice, and exam strategy.
Q2. Who is this course ideal for?
This course is perfect for:
- Postgraduate students aiming to qualify UGC-NET for the first time.
- Final-year PG students who want to start preparation early.
- Working professionals looking to transition into teaching or research careers.
- College lecturers or academicians seeking career advancement.
- Aspirants targeting JRF fellowship for research and PhD opportunities.
Q3. What subjects are offered for Paper II?
Legacy IAS Academy currently offers Paper II coaching in the following subjects:
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Sociology
- Anthropology
- English Literature
- Education
- History (coming soon)
Q4. What is the duration of the course?
The UGC-NET Foundation Course typically runs for 6–8 months, ensuring full coverage of the syllabus along with ample time for revisions, practice tests, and mock exams.
Q5. Does this course prepare me for both Paper I and Paper II?
Yes!
This program fully covers Paper I and Paper II:
- Paper I: Teaching Aptitude, Research Aptitude, Reasoning, Comprehension, ICT, Data Interpretation, and more.
- Paper II: Entire syllabus of the chosen subject with in-depth conceptual teaching and application-based learning.
Q6. What is the difference between qualifying for JRF and Assistant Professor eligibility?
- Assistant Professor: Qualifies you to apply for permanent or contractual teaching positions in colleges and universities.
- JRF (Junior Research Fellowship):
- Provides a monthly stipend to pursue research or PhD programs.
- Has a higher cut-off than Assistant Professor eligibility.
- Opens up career opportunities in research and higher academics.
2. Course Structure & Teaching
Q7. What is the teaching methodology used at Legacy IAS Academy?
Our approach combines concept clarity, application, and exam strategy, and includes:
- Live classroom sessions (offline and online).
- Recorded lectures for flexible revision.
- Unit-wise practice tests and PYQ discussions.
- Full-length mock tests to simulate real exam conditions.
- Personal mentorship sessions for individual guidance.
- Integration of current affairs and recent updates into the curriculum.
Q8. How are classes conducted?
Legacy IAS Academy offers three learning modes:
- Offline Classroom: In-person learning at our Bangalore campus.
- Live Online Classes: Attend sessions in real time from anywhere.
- Hybrid Mode: Combine both offline and online as per convenience.
All classes are interactive and focus on conceptual clarity and problem-solving.
Q9. What will I receive as part of study material?
You will get:
- Comprehensive printed notes curated by experts.
- Digital resources and e-books for online access.
- PYQ (Previous Year Question) compilations with solutions.
- Summary sheets, flowcharts, and mind maps for quick revisions.
- Reading lists and reference material for deeper understanding.
Q10. How is the course structured month-wise?
Phase | Timeline | Focus Area |
Foundation Phase | Month 1 – 2 | Basics of Paper I and introduction to Paper II |
Concept Mastery | Month 3 – 5 | In-depth coverage of Paper II + advanced Paper I |
Testing & Practice | Month 6 – 7 | PYQs, mock tests, and problem-solving drills |
Final Preparation | Final Month | Crash revision and exam strategy |
Q11. Will I get access to recorded classes?
Yes, all enrolled students receive recorded video access to lectures.
- Ideal for revision or catching up on missed classes.
- Lifetime access to selected sessions and resources.
3. Exam Preparation
Q12. What is the format of the UGC-NET exam?
- Paper I:
- 50 questions, 100 marks
- General aptitude and teaching/research-based questions
- Paper II:
- 100 questions, 200 marks
- Subject-specific questions based on your chosen specialization
Total marks = 300
Total duration = 3 hours (combined for both papers)
Q13. Is there negative marking in UGC-NET?
No, there is no negative marking.
- +2 marks for every correct answer.
- 0 marks for incorrect or unattempted answers.
Q14. How many mock tests are included in this course?
- Paper I: 10 full-length tests + unit-wise quizzes.
- Paper II: 10 full-length tests + topic-wise mini-tests.
- Combined: 20+ full-length tests along with regular practice exercises.
Q15. Will you provide guidance for JRF cut-off preparation?
Yes.
- Our faculty provides special sessions focusing on time management, smart guessing, and cut-off-oriented strategies.
- We train students to maximize attempts and score higher, especially in high-weightage topics.
Q16. Will there be practice on previous year question papers (PYQs)?
Absolutely.
- PYQ analysis sessions are part of the core curriculum.
- Helps identify important topics, question patterns, and weightage trends.
- Builds familiarity with real exam difficulty levels.
4. Career & Certification
Q17. What happens after I clear UGC-NET?
- Assistant Professor Pathway:
- You can apply for permanent or contractual teaching jobs in colleges and universities.
- JRF Pathway:
- You will receive a research fellowship stipend to pursue PhD or advanced research.
- This also opens doors to fellowships and international academic opportunities.
Q18. What is the validity of the UGC-NET certificate?
- Assistant Professor: Valid for lifetime.
- JRF: Valid for 3 years from the date of issue.
Q19. Does Legacy IAS provide career counseling after the exam?
Yes!
- We offer personalized career guidance for:
- PhD admissions.
- Applying for fellowships and grants.
- Choosing between research and teaching roles.
- Building an academic career roadmap.
Q20. Can foreign nationals apply for UGC-NET?
Yes, foreign nationals can apply.
However, eligibility and certain requirements may vary depending on UGC guidelines.
5. Enrollment & Logistics
Q21. What is the fee structure?
Mode | Fees (₹) |
Offline Classroom | 28,000 – 32,000 |
Online + Recorded Access | 25,000 – 30,000 |
Hybrid Package | 32,000 – 35,000 |
Installment payment plans available.
Q22. How do I enroll for the course?
You can register:
- Online: Through the Legacy IAS Academy website.
- Offline: By visiting our Bangalore center.
For assistance, call: +91-
Q23. When does the next batch start?
New batches are launched every 2–3 months.
Check our website or contact our admissions team for the latest schedule.
Q24. Can I switch between offline and online classes?
Yes, with our Hybrid Mode, you can attend offline classes whenever you’re available and switch to online when needed — seamlessly.
Q25. Do you offer demo classes?
Yes, Legacy IAS Academy offers free demo sessions for students to experience our teaching methodology before enrollment.
6. Additional Support
Q26. Will I get doubt-clearing support outside class hours?
Yes, we provide:
- Dedicated Telegram groups for doubt resolution.
- Weekly Q&A sessions with faculty.
- Mentor-led problem-solving support.
Q27. How is Legacy IAS Academy different from other coaching centers?
- Proven track record of results in UPSC and UGC-NET coaching.
- Expert faculty team with academic and field experience.
- Personalized mentorship and career guidance.
- Integration of current affairs with core syllabus.
- Small batch sizes for individual attention.
Q28. Will I get a certificate after course completion?
Yes, all students completing the program receive a Legacy IAS Academy Certificate of Completion, useful for academic and career records.
UGC-NET Paper I Foundation Course
Master the Fundamentals for Guaranteed Success in UGC-NET
The UGC-NET Paper I Foundation Course by Legacy IAS Academy is designed to build a strong base for aspirants appearing for the UGC-NET exam. Paper I is common for all candidates, regardless of their subject specialization, and is crucial for both JRF and Assistant Professor eligibility.
Paper I tests a wide range of abilities such as teaching aptitude, research methodology, reasoning, comprehension, data interpretation, ICT awareness, and higher education system knowledge. Performing well here is often the difference between just qualifying and securing a top rank, especially for JRF aspirants.
This course focuses on conceptual clarity, practice-oriented learning, and strategic exam preparation to help students maximize their Paper I score.
Course Highlights
Feature | Details |
Duration | 4 Months (approx.) |
Coverage | Entire UGC-NET Paper I syllabus |
Mode | Offline (Classroom) + Online + Hybrid |
Batch Size | Small groups for individual attention |
Language of Instruction | Bilingual – English & Hindi |
Mock Tests Included | 10 Full-Length Tests + Topic-Wise Quizzes |
Mentorship | Personalized guidance sessions |
Study Material | Printed & digital notes, PYQs, summary sheets |
Why Paper I Foundation is Important
Many aspirants focus heavily on Paper II and underestimate Paper I, which can lead to missed opportunities:
- Paper I contributes 100 marks out of 300 – a significant factor for JRF cut-off.
- Strength in Paper I boosts overall performance, especially for teaching aptitude and research skills.
- A high Paper I score compensates for moderate Paper II performance, improving the chances of qualifying.
Legacy IAS Academy’s Paper I Foundation Course ensures you master these core skills, giving you a competitive edge over others.
Course Structure
The course is divided into 10 Units as per the UGC-NET syllabus, covering every aspect systematically.
Unit | Topic Covered |
Unit 1 | Teaching Aptitude |
Unit 2 | Research Aptitude |
Unit 3 | Comprehension |
Unit 4 | Communication |
Unit 5 | Mathematical Reasoning and Aptitude |
Unit 6 | Logical Reasoning |
Unit 7 | Data Interpretation |
Unit 8 | Information and Communication Technology (ICT) |
Unit 9 | People, Development, and Environment |
Unit 10 | Higher Education System – Governance, Polity, Administration |
Course Methodology
1. Foundation Building
- Detailed explanation of concepts and fundamentals.
- Interactive lectures to clarify basic theories and definitions.
2. Application-Oriented Learning
- Practical demonstrations using real-world examples.
- Research and teaching case studies to simulate exam-type questions.
3. Practice & Testing
- Unit-wise quizzes to strengthen understanding.
- Full-length mock tests to simulate actual exam conditions.
- Regular performance reviews for personalized feedback.
4. Exam Strategy Sessions
- Time management techniques.
- High-scoring topic identification.
- Tips for smart guessing and maximizing attempts.
Key Features
Personalized Mentorship
- One-on-one sessions with mentors to analyze performance and address weaknesses.
Comprehensive Study Material
- Legacy IAS-curated printed and digital notes.
- PYQ discussions for pattern analysis and exam familiarity.
- Quick revision summary charts and flashcards.
Hybrid Learning Flexibility
- Offline Classes: For classroom interaction and peer learning.
- Live Online Classes: For remote students and working professionals.
- Recorded Sessions: For revision and flexibility.
Course Flow (Month-wise Plan)
Phase | Timeline | Focus Area |
Foundation Phase | Month 1 | Basics of teaching aptitude, research aptitude, comprehension |
Core Mastery | Month 2 | Reasoning, mathematical aptitude, ICT fundamentals |
Advanced Learning | Month 3 | Data interpretation, people & environment, higher education system |
Testing & Revision | Month 4 | Mock tests, PYQ discussions, strategy sessions |
Mock Test Plan
Type | Number of Tests |
Topic-wise Mini Tests | 30 |
Full-Length Paper I Tests | 20 |
PYQ-based Tests | 5 |
Why Choose Legacy IAS Academy
- Trusted Brand in Competitive Exams:
- Over a decade of success in UPSC and other national-level exams.
- Proven methods adapted for UGC-NET preparation.
- Expert Faculty:
- Specialists in teaching aptitude, research methodology, and reasoning.
- Structured Approach:
- Step-by-step guidance for beginners and repeaters.
- Result-Oriented Preparation:
- Focused on maximizing Paper I score to boost overall rank.
- Flexible Learning Options:
- Attend offline or online based on your convenience.
Ideal for:
- First-time UGC-NET aspirants who need strong fundamentals.
- Candidates weak in reasoning, comprehension, or research aptitude.
- Students who have already mastered Paper II but struggle with Paper I.
- Working professionals needing a flexible yet comprehensive prep plan.
Legacy IAS Promise
By the end of this course, you will:
- Have complete mastery over all 10 units of Paper I.
- Be ready to score 75+ marks in Paper I.
- Gain confidence to approach both JRF and Assistant Professor eligibility exams effectively.
1. General Questions
Q1. What is the UGC-NET Foundation Course at Legacy IAS Academy?
The UGC-NET Foundation Course is a comprehensive preparation program designed to cover both Paper I (Teaching & Research Aptitude) and Paper II (subject-specific) in a structured and result-oriented manner.
It helps aspirants qualify for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) by focusing on conceptual clarity, practice, and exam strategy.
Q2. Who is this course ideal for?
This course is perfect for:
- Postgraduate students aiming to qualify UGC-NET for the first time.
- Final-year PG students who want to start preparation early.
- Working professionals looking to transition into teaching or research careers.
- College lecturers or academicians seeking career advancement.
- Aspirants targeting JRF fellowship for research and PhD opportunities.
Q3. What subjects are offered for Paper II?
Legacy IAS Academy currently offers Paper II coaching in the following subjects:
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Sociology
- Anthropology
- English Literature
- Education
- History (coming soon)
Q4. What is the duration of the course?
The UGC-NET Foundation Course typically runs for 6–8 months, ensuring full coverage of the syllabus along with ample time for revisions, practice tests, and mock exams.
Q5. Does this course prepare me for both Paper I and Paper II?
Yes!
This program fully covers Paper I and Paper II:
- Paper I: Teaching Aptitude, Research Aptitude, Reasoning, Comprehension, ICT, Data Interpretation, and more.
- Paper II: Entire syllabus of the chosen subject with in-depth conceptual teaching and application-based learning.
Q6. What is the difference between qualifying for JRF and Assistant Professor eligibility?
- Assistant Professor: Qualifies you to apply for permanent or contractual teaching positions in colleges and universities.
- JRF (Junior Research Fellowship):
- Provides a monthly stipend to pursue research or PhD programs.
- Has a higher cut-off than Assistant Professor eligibility.
- Opens up career opportunities in research and higher academics.
2. Course Structure & Teaching
Q7. What is the teaching methodology used at Legacy IAS Academy?
Our approach combines concept clarity, application, and exam strategy, and includes:
- Live classroom sessions (offline and online).
- Recorded lectures for flexible revision.
- Unit-wise practice tests and PYQ discussions.
- Full-length mock tests to simulate real exam conditions.
- Personal mentorship sessions for individual guidance.
- Integration of current affairs and recent updates into the curriculum.
Q8. How are classes conducted?
Legacy IAS Academy offers three learning modes:
- Offline Classroom: In-person learning at our Bangalore campus.
- Live Online Classes: Attend sessions in real time from anywhere.
- Hybrid Mode: Combine both offline and online as per convenience.
All classes are interactive and focus on conceptual clarity and problem-solving.
Q9. What will I receive as part of study material?
You will get:
- Comprehensive printed notes curated by experts.
- Digital resources and e-books for online access.
- PYQ (Previous Year Question) compilations with solutions.
- Summary sheets, flowcharts, and mind maps for quick revisions.
- Reading lists and reference material for deeper understanding.
Q10. How is the course structured month-wise?
Phase | Timeline | Focus Area |
Foundation Phase | Month 1 – 2 | Basics of Paper I and introduction to Paper II |
Concept Mastery | Month 3 – 5 | In-depth coverage of Paper II + advanced Paper I |
Testing & Practice | Month 6 – 7 | PYQs, mock tests, and problem-solving drills |
Final Preparation | Final Month | Crash revision and exam strategy |
Q11. Will I get access to recorded classes?
Yes, all enrolled students receive recorded video access to lectures.
- Ideal for revision or catching up on missed classes.
- Lifetime access to selected sessions and resources.
3. Exam Preparation
Q12. What is the format of the UGC-NET exam?
- Paper I:
- 50 questions, 100 marks
- General aptitude and teaching/research-based questions
- Paper II:
- 100 questions, 200 marks
- Subject-specific questions based on your chosen specialization
Total marks = 300
Total duration = 3 hours (combined for both papers)
Q13. Is there negative marking in UGC-NET?
No, there is no negative marking.
- +2 marks for every correct answer.
- 0 marks for incorrect or unattempted answers.
Q14. How many mock tests are included in this course?
- Paper I: 10 full-length tests + unit-wise quizzes.
- Paper II: 10 full-length tests + topic-wise mini-tests.
- Combined: 20+ full-length tests along with regular practice exercises.
Q15. Will you provide guidance for JRF cut-off preparation?
Yes.
- Our faculty provides special sessions focusing on time management, smart guessing, and cut-off-oriented strategies.
- We train students to maximize attempts and score higher, especially in high-weightage topics.
Q16. Will there be practice on previous year question papers (PYQs)?
Absolutely.
- PYQ analysis sessions are part of the core curriculum.
- Helps identify important topics, question patterns, and weightage trends.
- Builds familiarity with real exam difficulty levels.
4. Career & Certification
Q17. What happens after I clear UGC-NET?
- Assistant Professor Pathway:
- You can apply for permanent or contractual teaching jobs in colleges and universities.
- JRF Pathway:
- You will receive a research fellowship stipend to pursue PhD or advanced research.
- This also opens doors to fellowships and international academic opportunities.
Q18. What is the validity of the UGC-NET certificate?
- Assistant Professor: Valid for lifetime.
- JRF: Valid for 3 years from the date of issue.
Q19. Does Legacy IAS provide career counseling after the exam?
Yes!
- We offer personalized career guidance for:
- PhD admissions.
- Applying for fellowships and grants.
- Choosing between research and teaching roles.
- Building an academic career roadmap.
Q20. Can foreign nationals apply for UGC-NET?
Yes, foreign nationals can apply.
However, eligibility and certain requirements may vary depending on UGC guidelines.
5. Enrollment & Logistics
Q21. What is the fee structure?
Mode | Fees (₹) |
Offline Classroom | 28,000 – 32,000 |
Online + Recorded Access | 25,000 – 30,000 |
Hybrid Package | 32,000 – 35,000 |
Installment payment plans available.
Q22. How do I enroll for the course?
You can register:
- Online: Through the Legacy IAS Academy website.
- Offline: By visiting our Bangalore center.
For assistance, call: +91-XXXXXXXXXX
Q23. When does the next batch start?
New batches are launched every 2–3 months.
Check our website or contact our admissions team for the latest schedule.
Q24. Can I switch between offline and online classes?
Yes, with our Hybrid Mode, you can attend offline classes whenever you’re available and switch to online when needed — seamlessly.
Q25. Do you offer demo classes?
Yes, Legacy IAS Academy offers free demo sessions for students to experience our teaching methodology before enrollment.
6. Additional Support
Q26. Will I get doubt-clearing support outside class hours?
Yes, we provide:
- Dedicated Telegram groups for doubt resolution.
- Weekly Q&A sessions with faculty.
- Mentor-led problem-solving support.
Q27. How is Legacy IAS Academy different from other coaching centers?
- Proven track record of results in UPSC and UGC-NET coaching.
- Expert faculty team with academic and field experience.
- Personalized mentorship and career guidance.
- Integration of current affairs with core syllabus.
- Small batch sizes for individual attention.
Q28. Will I get a certificate after course completion?
Yes, all students completing the program receive a Legacy IAS Academy Certificate of Completion, useful for academic and career records.
Legacy IAS Commitment
“Your success is our mission. With Legacy IAS Academy, you don’t just prepare for UGC-NET — you prepare for a lifetime of academic excellence and career growth.”
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UGC-NET Paper II Foundation Course
In-Depth Preparation for Your Subject Specialization
The UGC-NET Paper II Foundation Course by Legacy IAS Academy is designed to provide comprehensive preparation for aspirants aiming to master their chosen subject area and qualify for JRF (Junior Research Fellowship) and Assistant Professor eligibility.
Paper II is subject-specific, based on the candidate’s post-graduation specialization, and carries 200 marks in the exam. A strong performance in Paper II is crucial, as it makes up two-thirds of the total score.
Legacy IAS Academy brings its expert teaching methodologies, proven from years of UPSC and competitive exam coaching, to help UGC-NET aspirants achieve exceptional results in their chosen field.
Course Highlights
Feature | Details |
Duration | 6 – 8 months |
Coverage | Complete Paper II syllabus for one subject |
Mode | Offline (Classroom) + Online + Hybrid |
Subjects Offered | Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Anthropology, History |
Batch Size | Small batches for personalized attention |
Language of Instruction | Bilingual – English & Hindi |
Mock Tests Included | 10 full-length subject-wise tests |
Study Material | Printed & Digital Notes + PYQs |
Mentorship | One-on-one performance guidance |
Why Paper II is Critical
Paper II contributes 200 out of 300 marks in the UGC-NET exam and is directly linked to your academic specialization.
- A strong score in Paper II is essential to qualify for JRF, which has a higher cut-off than Assistant Professor eligibility.
- Mastery of Paper II also builds the knowledge and expertise needed for future teaching roles, research, and PhD programs.
- Legacy IAS Academy’s Paper II Foundation ensures deep subject knowledge and exam-oriented preparation.
Course Structure
The course covers the entire syllabus for Paper II, with focus on conceptual clarity, detailed analysis, and question-solving techniques.
Phase | Timeline | Focus Area |
Foundation Building | Month 1 – 2 | Understanding core concepts and basics of the subject |
Concept Mastery | Month 3 – 5 | In-depth coverage of each unit with detailed discussions |
Exam Application | Month 6 – 7 | PYQ discussions, case studies, and analytical approaches |
Final Revision & Testing | Final Month | Mock tests, rapid revision, and strategy sessions |
Subjects Available
Legacy IAS Academy offers Paper II foundation courses in the following subjects:
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Sociology
- Anthropology
- History
Each subject is taught by dedicated faculty members with rich academic and teaching experience.
Key Features of the Course
1. Expert Faculty
- Highly qualified subject experts with deep knowledge of their field.
- Focus on exam pattern, NTA guidelines, and current trends.
- Application-oriented teaching, linking theory to UGC-NET questions.
2. Comprehensive Coverage
- Complete syllabus broken down into easy-to-follow modules.
- Special focus on frequently asked topics and high-weightage units.
- Integration of recent research updates, current affairs, and case studies.
3. Extensive Practice Sessions
- Previous Year Question (PYQ) analysis for understanding question trends.
- Unit-wise practice quizzes to reinforce learning.
- 10 full-length mock tests to simulate real exam conditions.
4. Personalized Mentorship
- One-on-one mentorship sessions for tracking progress and solving doubts.
- Individual performance reviews with customized study plans.
- Guidance on academic career paths, including research opportunities.
5. Study Material
- Legacy IAS-curated notes based on the latest syllabus.
- Crisp, exam-oriented handouts and summary sheets for quick revisions.
- Access to digital resources, including practice questions and e-books.
Methodology
Legacy IAS Academy’s methodology blends conceptual learning with exam strategy:
- Explain → Apply → Practice → Revise → Test
- Weekly assignments and interactive quizzes for continuous assessment.
- Monthly evaluation sessions to track progress and recalibrate strategies.
Mock Test Plan
Type of Test | No. of Tests |
Unit-Wise Mini Tests | 30 |
PYQ-Based Practice Tests | 5 |
Full-Length Paper II Mock Tests | 20 |
Each mock test includes performance analytics and faculty feedback to help students improve accuracy and speed.
Who Should Join This Course
- Students with a clear subject specialization aiming to qualify for UGC-NET in their discipline.
- Aspirants focusing on JRF with a goal to pursue PhD or research-based careers.
- College lecturers and academicians looking to advance their careers.
- Candidates who have completed Paper I prep and want dedicated Paper II guidance.
Benefits of Joining Legacy IAS Academy
- Proven Legacy of Excellence
- Years of experience and top results in competitive exams like UPSC and UGC-NET.
- Structured Learning Path
- Step-by-step approach from basics to advanced concepts.
- Result-Oriented Focus
- Smart strategies to maximize marks in high-weightage areas.
- Community & Support System
- Peer learning groups, doubt forums, and faculty-led Telegram channels.
- Career Guidance Beyond the Exam
- Post-NET guidance for PhD admissions, JRF utilization, and teaching jobs.
Why This Course is a Game-Changer
- Builds deep subject expertise instead of surface-level exam prep.
- Enhances critical thinking, which is essential for academic careers.
- Offers continuous mentorship, keeping students motivated and on track.
- Provides the Legacy IAS advantage – a systematic, proven coaching model trusted by thousands.
1. General Information
Q1. What is the UGC-NET Paper II Foundation Course?
The UGC-NET Paper II Foundation Course by Legacy IAS Academy is a specialized program focused on mastering your chosen subject for Paper II of the UGC-NET exam.
It helps students build conceptual clarity, analytical skills, and exam strategies to qualify for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowship (JRF).
Q2. Who should join this course?
This course is ideal for:
- Postgraduate and final-year PG students preparing for UGC-NET.
- Aspirants focusing on Paper II subject expertise.
- Students aiming for JRF fellowship or academic careers in teaching and research.
- College lecturers or academicians looking to upgrade their qualifications.
Q3. What subjects are offered for Paper II?
Legacy IAS Academy currently provides Paper II coaching for:
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Sociology
- Anthropology
- English Literature
- Education
- History (coming soon)
2. Course Coverage & Structure
Q4. What topics are covered in this course?
The course covers the entire UGC-NET Paper II syllabus for your selected subject.
Each unit is taught in detail with:
- Core concepts and theories.
- Application-based discussions.
- Previous Year Question (PYQ) integration.
- Contemporary updates related to your subject.
Q5. Does this course include Paper I preparation?
No, this course is dedicated only to Paper II.
If you need preparation for both Paper I and Paper II, you can consider our UGC-NET Complete Course.
Q6. How long is the course duration?
The UGC-NET Paper II Foundation Course typically runs for 6–8 months, including:
- Concept building.
- Practice and PYQ sessions.
- Mock tests and revision marathons.
Q7. What teaching methods are used?
Our teaching methodology includes:
- Interactive lectures (offline and online).
- Recorded classes for revision and flexible study.
- Unit-wise practice tests and assignments.
- Mock exams simulating real UGC-NET conditions.
- Regular mentor-led feedback sessions.
3. Learning Modes & Flexibility
Q8. What modes of learning are available?
You can choose from three flexible options:
- Offline Classroom: In-person learning at Legacy IAS Academy, Bangalore.
- Live Online Classes: Real-time classes accessible anywhere.
- Hybrid Mode: Combine offline and online seamlessly.
Q9. Will I get recorded sessions?
Yes, all enrolled students receive recorded video access to lectures for:
- Revision before the exam.
- Catching up on missed classes.
- Lifetime access to core lectures.
4. Practice & Evaluation
Q10. Are mock tests included in the course?
Yes, the course includes:
- Unit-wise mini-tests to strengthen individual topics.
- PYQ practice sessions to identify exam trends.
- Full-length mock tests to assess readiness.
Q11. Are previous year question papers discussed?
Absolutely.
PYQs are systematically discussed to:
- Highlight frequently asked topics.
- Understand exam difficulty and pattern.
- Build answering techniques and time management.
5. Exam & Career Guidance
Q12. What is the structure of the UGC-NET exam?
Paper | Questions | Marks | Details |
Paper I | 50 | 100 | General Aptitude & Research Skills |
Paper II | 100 | 200 | Subject-Specific Questions |
Total: 150 questions, 300 marks, 3-hour combined duration.
Q13. What happens after I clear UGC-NET Paper II?
After clearing the exam:
- Assistant Professor Eligibility:
Apply for permanent or contractual teaching positions in universities and colleges. - JRF (Junior Research Fellowship):
Receive a monthly stipend to pursue PhD or research work.
Opens doors to fellowships, international collaborations, and advanced academic careers.
Q14. Does Legacy IAS provide career guidance?
Yes!
We offer personalized guidance for:
- Choosing between research and teaching paths.
- Applying for fellowships, PhD programs, and grants.
- Building a long-term career roadmap in academia.
Q15. Can I attend a demo session before enrolling?
Yes, Legacy IAS Academy provides free demo classes so you can experience our teaching style before joining the program.
UGC-NET/JRF Psychology Foundation Course
Comprehensive Preparation for Psychology – Paper II + JRF Success
The UGC-NET/JRF Psychology Foundation Course by Legacy IAS Academy is a specialized program designed to provide in-depth subject mastery and exam-oriented preparation for Paper II of UGC-NET, with dedicated strategies to help students qualify for both Assistant Professor eligibility and JRF (Junior Research Fellowship).
This course is perfect for students who are serious about building a career in teaching, research, and higher academics. It combines foundational learning, advanced preparation techniques, and rigorous practice, ensuring aspirants are fully equipped to clear UGC-NET with top scores in Psychology.
Why Psychology Needs Specialized Training
Psychology is one of the most dynamic and analytical subjects in UGC-NET.
- The syllabus is vast and conceptual, requiring deep understanding rather than rote learning.
- Questions often test application of theories, case studies, and real-world interpretations.
- A strong command over research methodology and experimental psychology is crucial for high scores.
- For JRF, where the cut-off is higher, mastering complex topics like statistics, biological bases of behavior, and cognitive processes becomes essential.
Legacy IAS Academy’s program ensures that you build both subject expertise and exam strategy, giving you a competitive edge.
Course Highlights
Feature | Details |
Duration | 6 – 8 months |
Coverage | Complete Paper II Psychology syllabus + targeted JRF prep |
Mode | Offline (Classroom) + Online + Hybrid |
Batch Size | Small, focused groups for personal attention |
Language of Instruction | Bilingual – English & Hindi |
Mock Tests Included | 10 full-length subject tests + PYQ tests |
Study Material | Printed & Digital notes, PYQ solutions, revision sheets |
Mentorship | One-on-one performance tracking and career guidance |
Course Objectives
- Build strong conceptual understanding of core Psychology topics.
- Develop analytical skills to solve complex, application-based questions.
- Prepare students to clear both Paper II and JRF-level cut-offs.
- Provide research methodology and statistics mastery, essential for PhD and academic careers.
- Guide students toward career paths in teaching, research, and applied psychology.
Syllabus Coverage
The course covers the entire UGC-NET Psychology syllabus, ensuring every unit is taught in depth.
Unit | Topic |
Unit 1 | Emergence of Psychology – History, schools of thought, evolution of psychology, methods of psychology |
Unit 2 | Research Methodology and Statistics – Sampling, hypothesis testing, experimental design, inferential statistics |
Unit 3 | Psychological Testing – Test construction, reliability, validity, intelligence, aptitude, personality tests |
Unit 4 | Biological Basis of Behaviour – Nervous system, endocrine system, neurotransmitters, genetics |
Unit 5 | Cognitive Processes – Attention, perception, learning, memory, forgetting |
Unit 6 | Thinking and Intelligence – Problem-solving, creativity, decision-making, intelligence theories |
Unit 7 | Personality and Motivation – Theories of personality, emotional intelligence, stress & coping |
Unit 8 | Social Psychology – Group dynamics, attitudes, conformity, prejudice, leadership |
Unit 9 | Human Development & Interventions – Growth stages, developmental theories, counseling, psychotherapy |
Unit 10 | Emerging Areas – Health psychology, positive psychology, forensic psychology, sports psychology, cultural psychology |
Course Methodology
Legacy IAS Academy follows a structured, step-by-step learning process:
Phase 1: Foundation Building (Month 1–2)
- Basics of psychology concepts and definitions.
- Interactive lectures with real-world examples.
- Focus on core theoretical understanding.
Phase 2: Concept Mastery (Month 3–5)
- Detailed coverage of each unit with diagrams and case studies.
- Integration of previous year question patterns.
- Intensive practice sessions for key areas like statistics and research methods.
Phase 3: Application and Testing (Month 6–7)
- Solving advanced, tricky questions.
- Weekly mini-tests and quizzes.
- Unit-wise PYQ discussions to track exam trends.
Phase 4: Final Revision and JRF Boost (Final Month)
- High-yield topic revision sessions.
- 10 full-length mock tests simulating real exam conditions.
- Strategic sessions focused on cut-off management and time allocation.
Key Features
1. Expert Psychology Faculty
- Faculty with PhD and teaching experience in psychology.
- Blend of academic depth and practical application.
2. Comprehensive Study Material
- Legacy IAS curated notes, concise yet comprehensive.
- Updated with latest research and psychological trends.
- Flashcards and mind-maps for quick revision.
3. Rigorous Mock Tests
Test Type | Number of Tests |
Unit-wise Mini Tests | 20 |
PYQ-based Tests | 5 |
Full-Length Paper II Mocks | 10 |
Each test includes detailed feedback and analytics to identify strengths and weaknesses.
4. Personalized Mentorship
- Individual progress tracking by senior mentors.
- One-on-one sessions to refine exam strategy and time management.
- Guidance for post-NET career planning, including PhD admissions and fellowship utilization.
5. Hybrid Learning Flexibility
- Offline Classes: Traditional classroom learning with peer discussions.
- Live Online Classes: For students outside Bangalore or working professionals.
- Recorded Sessions: Lifetime access for revisions and flexible study schedules.
Ideal for:
- Psychology postgraduates aiming for UGC-NET or JRF.
- Final-year PG students who want to start preparation early.
- College lecturers or academic professionals looking to advance careers.
- Aspirants planning PhD admissions and research-oriented careers.
- Candidates who are confident in Paper I but need deep Paper II mastery.
Why Choose Legacy IAS Academy for Psychology
- Proven Legacy of Excellence
- Years of success in competitive exam training, now extended to UGC-NET.
- Expert Faculty with Research Backgrounds
- Hands-on experience with applied psychology and academic guidance.
- Structured Syllabus Coverage
- No guesswork — every unit is covered thoroughly.
- Cut-off Focused Strategy
- Training aimed at meeting higher JRF cut-offs, not just qualifying marks.
- Post-NET Career Support
- Guidance for research fellowships, teaching opportunities, and international academic pathways.
Course Flow Snapshot
Phase | Focus Area |
Month 1 – 2 | Foundation building, core theory |
Month 3 – 5 | In-depth unit coverage & case studies |
Month 6 – 7 | PYQs + Application-based practice |
Final Month | Mock tests & strategy sessions |
1. General Information
Q1. What is the UGC-NET/JRF Psychology Foundation Course?
The UGC-NET/JRF Psychology Foundation Course by Legacy IAS Academy is a specialized program designed to help aspirants master Psychology for Paper II of the UGC-NET exam.
It covers all units of Psychology in depth, along with exam strategy, mock tests, and mentorship, to help students qualify for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowship (JRF).
Q2. Who should join this course?
This course is ideal for:
- Postgraduates or final-year PG students in Psychology.
- Aspirants targeting JRF fellowship and research careers.
- Students seeking academic teaching positions.
- Working professionals wanting to transition into the education or research field.
Q3. Why is Psychology considered a challenging subject for UGC-NET?
Psychology requires:
- Strong conceptual understanding of theories and experiments.
- Application of knowledge to real-world scenarios and case studies.
- Mastery of statistics and research methodology for scoring well.
- Continuous practice to manage the vast and interdisciplinary syllabus.
2. Course Coverage
Q4. What topics are covered in the course?
The course covers the entire UGC-NET Psychology syllabus, including:
- Cognitive processes: learning, memory, perception.
- Biological basis of behavior.
- Personality, motivation, and emotion.
- Social and developmental psychology.
- Research methodology and statistics.
- Psychological testing and assessments.
- Emerging areas like positive psychology and health psychology.
Q5. Does this course cover Paper I as well?
No.
This course focuses only on Psychology (Paper II).
If you need preparation for both Paper I and Paper II, consider our UGC-NET Complete Course.
Q6. How long does it take to complete the course?
The course is typically completed in 6–8 months, which includes:
- Conceptual lectures.
- Practice sessions.
- PYQ discussions and mock exams.
- Final crash revision before the exam.
Q7. What teaching methods are used?
We follow a structured, step-by-step approach:
- Interactive classroom lectures for conceptual clarity.
- Recorded video access for revision and flexibility.
- Unit-wise tests and quizzes for steady progress.
- PYQ-based sessions to align preparation with actual exam patterns.
- Mock exams and strategy sessions for JRF cut-off performance.
3. Learning Modes & Flexibility
Q8. What learning modes are available?
Legacy IAS Academy offers three flexible modes:
- Offline Classroom: At our Bangalore campus.
- Live Online Classes: Attend sessions from anywhere in real time.
- Hybrid Mode: Switch between offline and online seamlessly.
Q9. Will I get recorded classes for revision?
Yes, every student receives recorded video access to all core sessions:
- Perfect for revision or if you miss a live class.
- Can be watched multiple times for thorough understanding.
Q10. Are study materials provided?
Yes. Students receive:
- Printed and digital notes curated by subject experts.
- PYQ compilations with solutions.
- Summary sheets, flowcharts, and mind maps for quick revision.
- Reading lists for reference texts and extra practice.
4. Practice & Evaluation
Q11. How will my preparation be evaluated?
Through a rigorous testing process:
- Unit-wise mini-tests after every topic.
- PYQ practice sessions integrated into the course.
- Full-length mock exams simulating real exam conditions.
- Mentor-led performance reviews and strategy building.
Q12. Are previous year questions (PYQs) included?
Absolutely.
PYQs are a core part of the course to:
- Identify frequently tested concepts.
- Understand the difficulty level and question patterns.
- Build confidence for the actual exam.
5. Exam & Career Support
Q13. What is the structure of the UGC-NET Psychology exam?
Paper | Questions | Marks | Details |
Paper I | 50 | 100 | General Aptitude & Research Skills |
Paper II | 100 | 200 | Psychology Subject-Specific Questions |
Total: 150 questions, 300 marks, combined duration of 3 hours.
Q14. What are the benefits of qualifying JRF in Psychology?
- Monthly fellowship stipend to pursue research or a PhD.
- Priority for lecturer and academic positions in top universities.
- Opportunities for international research collaborations.
- Strong foundation for careers in counseling, mental health, and applied psychology.
Q15. Does Legacy IAS provide career guidance after the exam?
Yes!
Our faculty and mentors guide you on:
- PhD admissions and fellowship applications.
- Choosing between research, teaching, or applied psychology careers.
- Building a long-term academic and professional plan.
UGC-NET/JRF Political Science Foundation Course
Master Political Science for UGC-NET Success
The UGC-NET/JRF Political Science Foundation Course by Legacy IAS Academy is designed to help aspirants achieve complete mastery of Paper II Political Science while also building strategies to qualify for Assistant Professor eligibility and JRF (Junior Research Fellowship).
Political Science is one of the most competitive and popular UGC-NET subjects. Clearing it with high scores requires not just theoretical knowledge but also analytical skills, understanding of current affairs, and answer-writing strategies.
Legacy IAS Academy leverages its expertise in political studies and UPSC preparation to offer a well-structured program that blends concept clarity, exam-oriented focus, and continuous mentoring.
Why Political Science Foundation Course
- Political Science has a wide syllabus, combining classical theories and contemporary developments.
- The subject plays a dual role: academic understanding + application to current events.
- High competition for JRF requires precision, depth, and consistent practice.
- Legacy IAS’ unique approach ensures students not only learn but excel in applying knowledge in the exam.
Course Highlights
Feature | Details |
Duration | 6 – 8 months |
Coverage | Complete Political Science syllabus for Paper II |
Mode | Offline (Classroom) + Online + Hybrid |
Batch Size | Small groups for personalized attention |
Language of Instruction | Bilingual – English & Hindi |
Mock Tests Included | 10 full-length subject-specific tests |
Study Material | Printed & Digital notes, PYQ solutions, mind maps |
Mentorship | Individual strategy sessions and career guidance |
Course Objectives
- Build comprehensive subject expertise in all areas of Political Science.
- Develop analytical and interpretative skills for higher cut-off performance.
- Integrate contemporary political events with theory and concepts.
- Train students to maximize marks in both straightforward and tricky questions.
- Guide aspirants towards careers in teaching, research, policy analysis, and public affairs.
Political Science Syllabus Coverage
The course covers all 10 units of the UGC-NET Political Science Paper II syllabus thoroughly:
Unit | Topic |
Unit 1 | Political Theory – Approaches, theories, concepts like justice, equality, liberty, rights, democracy |
Unit 2 | Political Thought – Indian political thinkers (Kautilya to Ambedkar) and Western thinkers (Plato to Rawls) |
Unit 3 | Indian Political System – Constitution, governance, policies, contemporary issues |
Unit 4 | Comparative Politics and International Relations – Models, structures, political systems |
Unit 5 | International Relations: Theories and Approaches – Realism, liberalism, constructivism, global politics |
Unit 6 | Public Administration – Theories, principles, recent developments |
Unit 7 | Indian Foreign Policy – Historical evolution, challenges, present dynamics |
Unit 8 | Research Methodology – Research design, data analysis, qualitative and quantitative approaches |
Unit 9 | Political Economy and Development – Development theories, globalization, governance |
Unit 10 | Emerging Areas – Human rights, environment, global governance, regional organizations |
Course Methodology
Legacy IAS Academy follows a four-phase structured teaching model:
Phase 1: Foundation Building (Month 1–2)
- Basics of political theory and fundamental concepts.
- Linking static topics to contemporary examples.
- Introduction to research methods and exam structure.
Phase 2: Core Subject Mastery (Month 3–5)
- Detailed unit-wise coverage with in-depth discussions.
- Diagrammatic and flowchart-based teaching for clarity.
- PYQ analysis for each unit to identify trends.
Phase 3: Application & Testing (Month 6–7)
- Solving advanced, tricky questions under timed conditions.
- Weekly unit tests for consistent assessment.
- Cross-linking topics with current events.
Phase 4: Final Revision & JRF Strategy (Final Month)
- High-yield topic marathons.
- 10 full-length mock tests under exam conditions.
- Strategy sessions for JRF-level performance.
Key Features
1. Expert Faculty
- Faculty with academic expertise and policy experience.
- Deep understanding of both classical political theory and current global issues.
2. Comprehensive Study Material
- Legacy IAS curated notes with simplified explanations.
- Case studies, contemporary examples, and integrated current affairs.
- Mind maps and quick revision charts for last-minute prep.
3. Rigorous Testing Mechanism
Test Type | No. of Tests |
Unit-wise Quizzes | 15 |
PYQ Practice Tests | 5 |
Full-Length Mock Tests | 10 |
Each test includes detailed faculty feedback and analytics to enhance performance.
4. Personalized Mentorship
- One-on-one guidance to refine strategies.
- Progress tracking through individual performance reports.
- Career guidance for PhD, research, and teaching opportunities.
5. Hybrid Learning Flexibility
- Offline Classes: Ideal for classroom interaction and peer learning.
- Live Online Classes: Perfect for remote students and working professionals.
- Recorded Sessions: Lifetime access for revisions and flexible study.
Ideal for:
- Political Science postgraduates aiming for UGC-NET/JRF.
- Final-year PG students preparing to qualify immediately after graduation.
- Academic professionals seeking to upgrade their career profiles.
- Aspirants planning to enter research institutes, think tanks, or public policy roles.
- Candidates already confident in Paper I but needing deep Paper II mastery.
Legacy IAS Teaching Philosophy
At Legacy IAS Academy, we believe:
- Knowledge must be applied, not just memorized.
- Theory and current events must be connected for exam relevance.
- Students need continuous mentoring, not just teaching.
- Preparation must be cut-off focused, especially for JRF aspirants.
This philosophy drives our training approach, ensuring aspirants achieve consistent, predictable success.
Course Flow Snapshot
Phase | Focus Area |
Month 1 – 2 | Political Theory basics + Introduction to comparative politics |
Month 3 – 5 | Indian polity, international relations, public administration |
Month 6 – 7 | Application-based preparation + PYQ discussions |
Final Month | Mock tests + high-yield revision |
Why Choose Legacy IAS Academy
- Proven Legacy of Results
- Trusted brand with consistent track record in UPSC and UGC-NET preparation.
- Expert Political Science Faculty
- Subject experts with real-world experience and academic credentials.
- Integrated Current Affairs Approach
- Regular updates to keep content exam relevant and up-to-date.
- Structured Roadmap for JRF
- Special strategies to cross higher JRF cut-offs, not just qualifying marks.
- Post-NET Career Guidance
- Support for PhD admissions, research fellowships, and teaching opportunities.
1. General Information
Q1. What is the UGC-NET/JRF Political Science Foundation Course?
The UGC-NET/JRF Political Science Foundation Course by Legacy IAS Academy is a comprehensive program designed to help aspirants master the entire Political Science syllabus for Paper II of the UGC-NET exam.
It builds conceptual clarity, analytical thinking, and answer-writing skills, enabling students to qualify for both Assistant Professor eligibility and the Junior Research Fellowship (JRF).
Q2. Who should join this course?
This course is ideal for:
- Postgraduates or final-year PG students specializing in Political Science.
- Aspirants aiming for JRF and advanced research opportunities.
- College lecturers and academicians seeking to upgrade their qualifications.
- Students preparing for PhD admissions or public policy careers.
Q3. Why is Political Science a competitive subject in UGC-NET?
Political Science has a broad syllabus, covering theory, governance, international relations, and current events.
Success requires:
- Deep understanding of political concepts and theories.
- Ability to link static concepts with contemporary political issues.
- Precision and speed to handle application-based questions.
- Structured preparation to meet higher JRF cut-offs.
2. Course Coverage
Q4. What topics are included in this course?
The course covers the entire UGC-NET Political Science Paper II syllabus, including:
- Political theory and key thinkers.
- Indian political system and governance.
- Comparative politics and international relations.
- Public administration and political economy.
- Indian foreign policy and global politics.
- Research methodology and emerging areas like human rights and globalization.
Q5. Does this course include Paper I preparation?
No.
This course is focused entirely on Political Science (Paper II).
If you need preparation for both Paper I and Paper II, you can enroll in our UGC-NET Complete Course.
Q6. What is the duration of the course?
The course is designed to be completed in 6–8 months, with time dedicated to:
- Conceptual learning.
- Application-based practice.
- PYQ (Previous Year Questions) analysis.
- Full-length mock tests and final revision.
Q7. How is the course taught?
Our teaching methodology includes:
- Interactive classroom sessions (offline and online).
- Recorded video lectures for revision and flexible study.
- Unit-wise assignments and practice quizzes.
- PYQ discussions and trend analysis.
- Mock tests simulating real UGC-NET conditions.
- Personalized mentor feedback and performance tracking.
3. Learning Modes & Flexibility
Q8. What are the available learning modes?
Legacy IAS Academy offers three flexible options:
- Offline Classroom: At our Bangalore center.
- Live Online Classes: Real-time interactive sessions.
- Hybrid Mode: Switch easily between offline and online classes.
Q9. Will I get access to recorded classes?
Yes!
Recorded video access is provided to all students for:
- Revisiting concepts.
- Catching up on missed classes.
- Unlimited revision before the exam.
Q10. What kind of study material will I receive?
You will get:
- Printed and digital notes curated by expert faculty.
- Topic-wise summary sheets and mind maps.
- PYQ compilations with solutions.
- Reference material for deeper understanding and research.
4. Practice & Evaluation
Q11. How will my preparation be assessed?
- Unit-wise mini-tests after every topic.
- Weekly quizzes and assignments to track progress.
- Full-length mock exams to simulate actual exam conditions.
- Detailed mentor feedback with performance analytics.
Q12. Will PYQs (Previous Year Questions) be discussed?
Absolutely!
PYQs are a core part of our training:
- Identifying high-weightage topics and recurring questions.
- Understanding the exam pattern and level of difficulty.
- Building answering speed and accuracy.
5. Exam & Career Guidance
Q13. What is the structure of the UGC-NET exam?
Paper | Questions | Marks | Details |
Paper I | 50 | 100 | General Aptitude & Teaching/Research Skills |
Paper II | 100 | 200 | Political Science Subject-Specific |
Total: 150 questions, 300 marks, combined duration of 3 hours.
Q14. What are the benefits of qualifying JRF in Political Science?
- Monthly fellowship stipend to pursue research or PhD programs.
- Priority for lecturer and academic positions in reputed institutions.
- Access to research grants and international collaborations.
- Career opportunities in public policy, governance, and think tanks.
Q15. Does Legacy IAS provide career support after the exam?
Yes!
Our mentors offer personalized guidance for:
- PhD and fellowship applications.
- Research project planning and proposals.
- Career pathways in teaching, governance, and public administration.
- Long-term growth strategies in academics and public policy.
UGC-NET/JRF Sociology Foundation Course
Build Strong Foundations, Achieve Top Results
The UGC-NET/JRF Sociology Foundation Course by Legacy IAS Academy is a comprehensive and specialized program designed to help aspirants master Sociology for Paper II while developing the skills and strategies needed to clear the UGC-NET with high scores.
Sociology is a highly dynamic subject, combining theoretical perspectives, empirical studies, and real-world application. To succeed, aspirants must have conceptual clarity, strong analytical ability, and the capability to link sociological theories to contemporary social issues.
This course draws on Legacy IAS Academy’s rich experience in UPSC and academic exam preparation, offering a structured pathway to JRF and Assistant Professor success.
Why Sociology Needs Specialized Training
- Sociology requires deep conceptual understanding rather than rote memorization.
- Questions often involve application of theories to current societal trends, making integrated preparation essential.
- JRF cut-offs are significantly higher, requiring strategic coverage of the most scoring areas.
- Many students struggle with research methodology and statistics, which are crucial for both the exam and future research work.
- Legacy IAS provides a step-by-step approach, ensuring clarity, depth, and exam readiness.
Course Highlights
Feature | Details |
Duration | 6 – 8 months |
Coverage | Complete Sociology syllabus for Paper II |
Mode | Offline (Classroom) + Online + Hybrid |
Batch Size | Small, focused groups for personalized attention |
Language of Instruction | Bilingual – English & Hindi |
Mock Tests Included | 10 full-length subject-specific tests |
Study Material | Printed & Digital notes, PYQs, case studies |
Mentorship | One-on-one strategy and progress tracking |
Course Objectives
- Provide complete coverage of Sociology syllabus with clarity and depth.
- Develop exam-oriented analytical skills for tackling application-based questions.
- Train students to integrate theory with contemporary social realities.
- Build research methodology and statistics proficiency for JRF and PhD readiness.
- Offer personalized guidance for academic and research career planning.
Sociology Syllabus Coverage
The course covers all units of UGC-NET Paper II Sociology comprehensively:
Unit | Topic |
Unit 1 | Sociology – The Discipline: Emergence, modernity, scope, scientific nature, relationship with other social sciences |
Unit 2 | Research Methodology and Methods: Qualitative & quantitative methods, sampling, hypothesis, techniques of data collection, statistics |
Unit 3 | Basic Sociological Concepts: Status, role, groups, community, culture, values, norms |
Unit 4 | Social Institutions: Family, kinship, marriage, religion, education, polity, economy |
Unit 5 | Social Stratification: Theories, caste, class, gender, race, ethnicity |
Unit 6 | Social Change & Development: Modernization, industrialization, globalization, sustainable development |
Unit 7 | Indian Society – Structure & Change: Rural-urban continuum, tribes, social movements, regionalism |
Unit 8 | Contemporary Social Issues: Poverty, inequality, violence, corruption, migration, environment |
Unit 9 | Globalization and Society: Global processes, digital society, multiculturalism |
Unit 10 | Emerging Areas: Environmental sociology, gender studies, cyber sociology, health sociology |
Course Methodology
Legacy IAS Academy follows a structured 4-phase preparation model for Sociology:
Phase 1: Foundation Building (Month 1 – 2)
- Basic concepts and theories explained in simple terms.
- Building a strong conceptual base before diving into advanced topics.
- Linking Sociology with real-life societal issues for better understanding.
Phase 2: Core Subject Mastery (Month 3 – 5)
- In-depth unit-wise coverage with classroom discussions.
- Flowcharts, diagrams, and comparative tables to simplify complex theories.
- Integration of previous year question patterns.
Phase 3: Application & Testing (Month 6 – 7)
- Practice with case studies and problem-based questions.
- Weekly unit tests and PYQ analysis.
- Focus on high-scoring topics and frequent exam themes.
Phase 4: Final Revision & JRF Boost (Final Month)
- Intensive revision sessions and strategy building.
- 10 full-length mock tests simulating real exam conditions.
- Individual guidance on cut-off management and time allocation.
Key Features
1. Expert Sociology Faculty
- Faculty with advanced degrees and research experience in Sociology.
- Deep knowledge of Indian social realities and contemporary global trends.
- Guidance for PhD-level research topics and academic growth.
2. Comprehensive Study Material
- Legacy IAS-curated printed and digital notes.
- Contemporary examples and case studies for each concept.
- Quick revision tools like mind maps and summary sheets.
3. Rigorous Testing System
Test Type | Number of Tests |
Unit-Wise Mini Tests | 20 |
PYQ Practice Tests | 5 |
Full-Length Mock Tests | 10 |
Each test includes performance analysis and faculty feedback for improvement.
4. Personalized Mentorship
- Individual performance tracking.
- One-on-one strategy sessions for weak areas.
- Guidance on research proposals, dissertation preparation, and career paths.
5. Hybrid Learning Flexibility
- Offline Classes: Face-to-face interaction and peer learning.
- Live Online Classes: Ideal for working professionals and outstation students.
- Recorded Sessions: Lifetime access for revisions at your pace.
Who Should Join This Course
- Postgraduate students in Sociology preparing for UGC-NET/JRF.
- Final-year PG students who want to start preparation early.
- College lecturers and academicians seeking to upgrade their qualifications.
- Aspirants planning for PhD admissions or advanced research opportunities.
- Students who are confident in Paper I but need deep Paper II mastery.
Why Choose Legacy IAS Academy for Sociology
- Proven Track Record:
- Years of excellence in UPSC and competitive exam coaching.
- Integrated Current Affairs Approach:
- Linking sociological theory with real-time societal events.
- Cut-Off Focused Strategy:
- Preparing students to clear higher JRF benchmarks, not just minimum eligibility.
- Expert Faculty Team:
- Teachers with both academic and field-level experience.
- Career Support Beyond Exam:
- Guidance for PhD, fellowships, and teaching positions.
Course Flow Snapshot
Phase | Focus Area |
Month 1 – 2 | Basics of sociology, core theories |
Month 3 – 5 | Indian society, institutions, stratification |
Month 6 – 7 | Application-based practice + PYQ discussions |
Final Month | Mock tests + strategy marathons |
1. General Information
Q1. What is the UGC-NET/JRF Sociology Foundation Course?
The UGC-NET/JRF Sociology Foundation Course at Legacy IAS Academy is designed to help aspirants master Sociology for Paper II of the UGC-NET exam.
It covers all 10 units of Sociology thoroughly, with a focus on conceptual clarity, application-based learning, and exam strategies to help students qualify for both Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowship (JRF).
Q2. Who should enroll in this course?
This course is ideal for:
- Postgraduate and final-year PG students specializing in Sociology.
- Aspirants aiming for JRF and advanced research careers.
- College lecturers and academicians who want to upgrade their qualifications.
- Students preparing for PhD admissions and fellowships.
Q3. Why is Sociology an important subject in UGC-NET?
- Sociology connects theory with real-world social issues, requiring analytical skills.
- The subject’s vast syllabus includes classical theories, contemporary issues, and applied sociology.
- JRF aspirants face high competition, so structured preparation is essential.
- Scoring well requires linking concepts with current events and case studies.
2. Course Coverage
Q4. What topics are covered in this course?
The course covers the complete Sociology syllabus, including:
- Sociological theories and thinkers.
- Research methodology and statistics.
- Social institutions like family, marriage, education, polity, and economy.
- Social stratification and inequality.
- Rural and urban sociology.
- Contemporary social issues like poverty, gender, violence, migration.
- Globalization, multiculturalism, and emerging trends.
Q5. Does this course include Paper I preparation?
No.
This course focuses only on Paper II (Sociology).
For both Paper I and Paper II preparation, students can join the UGC-NET Complete Course.
Q6. How long is the course duration?
The course runs for 6–8 months, which includes:
- Concept building and theory coverage.
- Application-based practice sessions.
- PYQ (Previous Year Questions) analysis.
- Final revision and mock tests.
Q7. How are the classes conducted?
We provide three flexible learning formats:
- Offline Classroom: In-person sessions at our Bangalore campus.
- Live Online Classes: Interactive, real-time sessions accessible from anywhere.
- Hybrid Mode: Switch seamlessly between offline and online classes.
All students also receive recorded sessions for revision and catching up.
3. Practice & Evaluation
Q8. Are recorded classes provided?
Yes!
All core lectures are recorded and made available to students for:
- Unlimited revision.
- Catching up on missed sessions.
- Self-paced study before exams.
Q9. Will I receive study material as part of the course?
Absolutely.
Students get access to:
- Printed and digital notes for all Sociology topics.
- Summary sheets, mind maps, and flowcharts for quick revisions.
- Previous year question compilations with detailed solutions.
- Suggested reading lists for advanced understanding.
Q10. How will my performance be evaluated?
We use a structured evaluation system, including:
- Unit-wise mini-tests after each topic.
- Weekly practice quizzes and assignments.
- Full-length mock tests to simulate the real UGC-NET exam.
- Detailed mentor feedback with personalized improvement strategies.
Q11. Are previous year question papers discussed in class?
Yes, PYQs are a key part of preparation:
- They help identify frequently tested topics.
- Build familiarity with exam patterns and difficulty levels.
- Strengthen answering speed and accuracy.
4. Exam & Career Support
Q12. What is the structure of the UGC-NET Sociology exam?
Paper | Questions | Marks | Details |
Paper I | 50 | 100 | General Aptitude & Research Skills |
Paper II | 100 | 200 | Sociology Subject-Specific Questions |
Total: 150 questions, 300 marks, 3 hours combined duration.
Q13. What are the benefits of qualifying JRF in Sociology?
- A monthly fellowship stipend to pursue research or PhD.
- Priority in appointments for lecturer and teaching positions.
- Opportunities to work in social research organizations and NGOs.
- International research exposure and collaboration opportunities.
Q14. Does Legacy IAS provide career guidance after clearing UGC-NET?
Yes.
We provide personalized mentorship for:
- PhD admissions and fellowship applications.
- Building research proposals and projects.
- Planning careers in teaching, development sectors, and policy-making.
- Long-term academic growth strategies.
Q15. Can I attend a demo class before enrolling?
Yes!
Legacy IAS Academy offers free demo sessions to help you understand our teaching methodology and interact with faculty before making a decision.
UGC-NET/JRF Anthropology Foundation Course
Master Anthropology and Excel in UGC-NET
The UGC-NET/JRF Anthropology Foundation Course by Legacy IAS Academy is a specialized program for students who aim to qualify UGC-NET with Anthropology as their Paper II subject.
Anthropology, as a discipline, requires integrative preparation — combining theoretical concepts, applied understanding, and current developments. With growing relevance in research, education, health, development studies, and public policy, Anthropology has become a sought-after subject for academic and research careers.
At Legacy IAS Academy, we blend academic rigor with practical insights, drawing from our experience in UPSC and competitive exam training, to deliver a well-rounded preparation program for aspirants.
Why This Course is Important
- Anthropology’s syllabus is vast and interdisciplinary, covering biological, cultural, social, and applied aspects.
- Many students struggle to integrate concepts with contemporary case studies — a key requirement for high scores.
- JRF cut-off is higher, requiring precision, depth, and speed in answering questions.
- Legacy IAS provides structured preparation, helping students understand complex theories and apply them to real-world contexts.
Course Highlights
Feature | Details |
Duration | 6 – 8 months |
Coverage | Complete Paper II syllabus + targeted JRF preparation |
Mode | Offline (Classroom) + Online + Hybrid |
Batch Size | Small groups for focused attention |
Language of Instruction | Bilingual – English & Hindi |
Mock Tests Included | 10 full-length Paper II mock tests |
Study Material | Printed + Digital notes, PYQs, diagrams, fieldwork examples |
Mentorship | One-on-one performance and career guidance |
Course Objectives
- Build strong conceptual foundations in all areas of Anthropology.
- Develop application-based understanding for tricky, case-based questions.
- Equip students with research methodology skills essential for JRF and PhD programs.
- Link theoretical knowledge with current socio-cultural and developmental issues.
- Guide students towards careers in academia, field research, and applied anthropology.
Anthropology Syllabus Coverage
The course covers the entire Paper II syllabus, divided into core theoretical and applied areas:
Unit | Topic |
Unit 1 | Foundations of Anthropology – Definition, branches, relation to other disciplines, significance |
Unit 2 | Evolution and Biological Anthropology – Human evolution, genetics, primatology, heredity, human variations |
Unit 3 | Socio-Cultural Anthropology – Kinship, marriage, family, political and economic organization |
Unit 4 | Archaeological Anthropology – Prehistoric cultures, dating methods, cultural evolution |
Unit 5 | Research Methodology and Fieldwork – Ethnographic methods, qualitative and quantitative approaches |
Unit 6 | Indian Anthropology – Tribal groups, caste, rural-urban continuum, social change |
Unit 7 | Developmental Anthropology – Role in health, education, sustainable development |
Unit 8 | Applied Anthropology – Forensics, disaster management, industrial anthropology |
Unit 9 | Contemporary Issues – Migration, globalization, environment, human rights |
Unit 10 | Emerging Areas – Genetic engineering, digital anthropology, global challenges |
Teaching Methodology
Legacy IAS Academy uses a step-by-step, progressive approach:
Phase 1: Foundation Building (Month 1 – 2)
- Basics of anthropology and terminology.
- Simplified teaching using real-life examples.
- Introducing fieldwork and data collection techniques.
Phase 2: In-Depth Concept Mastery (Month 3 – 5)
- Detailed coverage of each unit with diagrams and flowcharts.
- Integration of previous year questions (PYQs) into classroom sessions.
- Emphasis on linking theory with current developments in society.
Phase 3: Application & Practice (Month 6 – 7)
- Solving application-based questions and case studies.
- Weekly mini-tests and PYQ practice.
- Group discussions on research and contemporary issues.
Phase 4: Final Revision & JRF Strategy (Final Month)
- Intensive revision of high-yield topics.
- 10 full-length mock tests under exam conditions.
- Personal strategy sessions for time management and cut-off optimization.
Key Features
1. Expert Faculty
- Faculty with academic expertise and fieldwork experience.
- Deep understanding of applied anthropology and research areas.
2. Comprehensive Study Material
- Legacy IAS-curated printed notes and digital resources.
- Diagrammatic explanations for biological and archaeological anthropology.
- Updated case studies from Indian and global contexts.
3. Rigorous Testing
Test Type | Number of Tests |
Unit-wise Mini Tests | 20 |
PYQ Discussion Tests | 5 |
Full-Length Paper II Mocks | 10 |
Each test includes faculty feedback and performance analytics.
4. Personalized Mentorship
- Regular one-on-one review sessions with mentors.
- Customized study plans based on progress reports.
- Guidance on fieldwork, dissertation topics, and career pathways.
5. Hybrid Learning Options
- Offline Classes: Hands-on interaction and collaborative learning.
- Live Online Classes: Flexible for remote learners and working professionals.
- Recorded Sessions: Lifetime access for revision and self-paced study.
Who Should Join This Course
- Postgraduates with Anthropology as their specialization.
- Final-year PG students who want early preparation before graduation.
- Academic professionals aiming to clear UGC-NET for career advancement.
- Aspirants targeting JRF for research and PhD programs.
- Students passionate about fieldwork, social development, and applied anthropology.
Why Choose Legacy IAS Academy for Anthropology
- Proven Expertise in Competitive Exams:
- A trusted name in UPSC and UGC-NET coaching with a focus on results.
- Specialized Faculty Team:
- Teachers with practical field experience and academic depth.
- Integrated Approach:
- Linking theory, fieldwork, and applied knowledge for a complete learning experience.
- JRF Cut-Off Focused Training:
- Strategy-driven preparation to cross higher JRF benchmarks, not just qualify.
- Career Support Beyond NET:
- Guidance on research grants, academic careers, and applied industry roles.
Course Flow Snapshot
Phase | Focus Area |
Month 1 – 2 | Basics & foundational theories |
Month 3 – 5 | In-depth coverage of all units |
Month 6 – 7 | PYQ practice & application-based learning |
Final Month | Mock tests & strategy refinement |
1. General Information
Q1. What is the UGC-NET/JRF Anthropology Foundation Course?
The UGC-NET/JRF Anthropology Foundation Course at Legacy IAS Academy is a comprehensive program designed to cover the entire Paper II syllabus in Anthropology.
It prepares students to qualify for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) by focusing on conceptual clarity, applied knowledge, and research readiness.
Q2. Who should join this course?
This course is ideal for:
- Postgraduate and final-year PG students in Anthropology.
- Aspirants targeting JRF fellowship and research opportunities.
- Students planning to pursue PhDs or academic careers.
- Professionals seeking to transition into teaching or applied anthropology fields.
Q3. Why is Anthropology a unique subject for UGC-NET?
Anthropology combines biological, cultural, and social sciences, making it interdisciplinary.
Success requires:
- Thorough understanding of theory and fieldwork techniques.
- Knowledge of human evolution, cultural systems, and modern applications.
- Linking theoretical knowledge with current societal and environmental issues.
- Mastery of research methods and statistics for JRF-level preparation.
2. Course Coverage
Q4. What topics are covered in this course?
The course covers the entire Paper II syllabus, including:
- Biological Anthropology: Human evolution, genetics, human variation.
- Social and Cultural Anthropology: Family, marriage, kinship, social organization.
- Archaeological Anthropology: Prehistoric cultures, dating techniques.
- Research Methodology and Fieldwork: Tools, techniques, and statistics.
- Indian Anthropology: Tribal studies, caste systems, rural-urban dynamics.
- Applied Anthropology: Forensics, health, development programs.
- Contemporary Issues: Globalization, migration, environmental anthropology.
Q5. Does this course include Paper I preparation?
No.
This course focuses exclusively on Paper II (Anthropology).
For complete preparation of Paper I + Paper II, students can opt for the UGC-NET Complete Course.
Q6. What is the duration of the course?
The program is designed to be completed in 6–8 months, covering:
- Concept-building lectures.
- PYQ (Previous Year Question) practice.
- Mock tests and final revision sessions.
Q7. How are classes conducted?
Classes are conducted in three flexible formats:
- Offline Classroom: In-person sessions at our Bangalore campus.
- Live Online Classes: Interactive classes in real-time for remote students.
- Hybrid Mode: A combination of offline and online for maximum flexibility.
Students also receive recorded sessions for revision.
3. Learning Materials & Practice
Q8. Will I get access to recorded classes?
Yes!
All enrolled students receive recorded video access to:
- Revise concepts at their own pace.
- Catch up on missed sessions.
- Review difficult topics before the exam.
Q9. What study materials are provided?
Students will receive:
- Printed and digital notes curated by Legacy IAS faculty.
- Flowcharts, diagrams, and summary sheets for quick revisions.
- PYQ compilations with detailed solutions.
- Fieldwork examples and case studies to enhance understanding.
Q10. How will my preparation be evaluated?
Evaluation happens through:
- Unit-wise mini-tests to track topic-wise understanding.
- Weekly quizzes and assignments.
- Full-length mock exams under real exam conditions.
- Detailed mentor feedback for improvement.
Q11. Will PYQs be discussed in class?
Absolutely.
PYQs form a vital part of preparation by:
- Identifying frequently asked concepts.
- Familiarizing students with exam patterns and trends.
- Building speed and accuracy for actual exam performance.
4. Exam & Career Support
Q12. What is the structure of the UGC-NET Anthropology exam?
Paper | Questions | Marks | Details |
Paper I | 50 | 100 | General Aptitude & Research Skills |
Paper II | 100 | 200 | Anthropology Subject-Specific |
Total: 150 questions, 300 marks, combined duration of 3 hours.
Q13. What are the benefits of qualifying JRF in Anthropology?
- Monthly fellowship stipend to pursue research or a PhD.
- Enhanced opportunities for university-level teaching positions.
- Access to research grants and field study programs.
- Scope to work in health, forensics, development, and global anthropology projects.
Q14. Does Legacy IAS provide career guidance after the exam?
Yes!
We guide students through:
- PhD admission processes and fellowship applications.
- Career planning in academia, research, and applied anthropology.
- Building research proposals and publication strategies.
Q15. Can I attend a demo session before enrolling?
Yes, Legacy IAS Academy offers free demo sessions so students can experience our teaching methodology and interact with faculty before joining the program.
UGC-NET/JRF English Foundation Course
Master English Literature & Language – Build a Strong Academic Legacy
The UGC-NET/JRF English Foundation Course at Legacy IAS Academy is designed to help aspirants achieve comprehensive mastery of English Literature and Language, preparing them to excel in UGC-NET Paper II. This course blends theory, critical analysis, and strategic exam techniques to equip students for both JRF-level competition and lifetime teaching eligibility.
English Literature is a diverse subject encompassing various literary periods, genres, authors, and critical theories. Scoring well requires deep reading, interpretative skills, and analytical thinking, alongside a clear understanding of historical and cultural contexts.
Legacy IAS Academy leverages its decade-long expertise in competitive exam preparation to offer a structured, step-by-step preparation pathway, ensuring students reach their highest potential.
Why English Literature Needs Specialized Preparation
- The syllabus covers multiple literary traditions, from British to American and World literature.
- Paper II demands application of literary theories to texts rather than rote memorization.
- Interdisciplinary awareness is vital, linking literature with psychology, sociology, history, and philosophy.
- High competition for JRF requires precision, depth, and advanced interpretation skills.
- Many aspirants fail to integrate current trends and contemporary criticism with classical texts — a gap Legacy IAS aims to bridge.
Course Highlights
Feature | Details |
Duration | 6 – 8 months |
Coverage | Complete English Literature syllabus for Paper II |
Mode | Offline (Classroom) + Online + Hybrid |
Batch Size | Small groups for interactive learning |
Language of Instruction | English (with bilingual support if needed) |
Mock Tests Included | 10 full-length Paper II mock tests |
Study Material | Printed & Digital Notes, PYQs, Reading Lists |
Mentorship | Personalized guidance and performance tracking |
Course Objectives
- Provide thorough coverage of the UGC-NET English Literature syllabus.
- Build analytical and interpretative skills for exam readiness.
- Enhance understanding of literary criticism, theory, and cultural context.
- Train students to maximize marks in complex, multi-layered questions.
- Guide aspirants toward teaching, research, and academic careers.
English Literature Syllabus Coverage
This course covers all units of UGC-NET English Literature, organized for systematic study:
Unit | Topic |
Unit 1 | Drama – Classical to Modern, British and World Drama |
Unit 2 | Poetry – British, American, Indian English Poetry, stylistic analysis |
Unit 3 | Fiction and Prose – Novels, short stories, essays, non-fiction |
Unit 4 | Literary Criticism and Theory – Structuralism, post-structuralism, Marxism, feminism, postcolonialism |
Unit 5 | Cultural Studies and Interdisciplinary Approaches |
Unit 6 | English Language and Linguistics – Phonetics, syntax, semantics |
Unit 7 | World Literature – African, Caribbean, Latin American, Asian literature |
Unit 8 | Modern and Contemporary Literary Movements |
Unit 9 | Research Methodology – Research design, tools, literary research techniques |
Unit 10 | Contemporary Trends – Digital humanities, eco-criticism, gender studies |
Teaching Methodology
Legacy IAS Academy uses a structured 4-phase approach to ensure comprehensive preparation:
Phase 1: Foundation Building (Month 1 – 2)
- Introduction to literary periods and genres.
- Basics of literary criticism and key thinkers.
- Building reading and analysis techniques.
Phase 2: Core Subject Mastery (Month 3 – 5)
- Detailed coverage of all major authors and texts across periods.
- Comparative analysis of genres and movements.
- Integration of PYQ patterns and recurring themes.
Phase 3: Application & Practice (Month 6 – 7)
- Solving application-based and theory-heavy questions.
- Weekly assignments and practice quizzes for each unit.
- Cross-disciplinary discussions connecting literature to sociology, psychology, and politics.
Phase 4: Final Revision & JRF Strategy (Final Month)
- High-yield revision marathons and crash sessions.
- 10 full-length mock tests simulating actual exam conditions.
- Time management and speed enhancement drills.
Key Features
1. Expert Faculty
- Faculty with advanced degrees and research expertise in English Literature.
- Deep understanding of classical texts, modern literature, and literary theory.
2. Comprehensive Study Material
- Legacy IAS-curated printed and digital notes.
- Structured reading lists for important texts and reference materials.
- Quick revision tools like mind maps, flowcharts, and author timelines.
3. Rigorous Mock Tests
Test Type | Number of Tests |
Unit-wise Mini Tests | 20 |
PYQ Discussion Tests | 5 |
Full-Length Mock Tests | 10 |
Each test includes feedback and analytics to identify strong and weak areas.
4. Personalized Mentorship
- One-on-one mentoring to refine preparation strategies.
- Individual performance tracking for steady progress.
- Career guidance for PhD, teaching, and international opportunities.
5. Hybrid Learning Flexibility
- Offline Classes: Classroom discussions and interactive sessions.
- Live Online Classes: For students outside Bangalore or working professionals.
- Recorded Sessions: Lifetime access for revisions and flexible study schedules.
Who Should Join This Course
- Postgraduate students in English Literature preparing for UGC-NET/JRF.
- Final-year PG students seeking early preparation.
- Teachers, lecturers, and academicians looking to advance qualifications.
- Aspirants targeting JRF for research and higher studies.
- Candidates who are confident in Paper I but need complete Paper II mastery.
Why Choose Legacy IAS Academy
- Trusted Legacy in Competitive Exams
- Proven track record in UPSC and other high-stakes examinations.
- Subject-Matter Expertise
- Faculty with research and teaching experience in English studies.
- Integrated Current Affairs Approach
- Linking classical texts with contemporary global issues.
- Cut-Off Focused Strategy
- Special sessions targeting higher JRF cut-offs.
- Post-NET Career Guidance
- Assistance in PhD admissions, fellowship utilization, and teaching placements.
Course Flow Snapshot
Phase | Focus Area |
Month 1 – 2 | Literary periods, genres, foundational theories |
Month 3 – 5 | Core authors, texts, and detailed unit coverage |
Month 6 – 7 | PYQ practice and interdisciplinary learning |
Final Month | Mock tests, strategy sessions, and revisions |
1. General Information
Q1. What is the UGC-NET/JRF English Foundation Course?
The UGC-NET/JRF English Foundation Course by Legacy IAS Academy is a specialized program that covers the complete English Literature syllabus for Paper II.
It helps students build conceptual clarity, literary analysis skills, and exam strategies to qualify for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowship (JRF).
Q2. Who should join this course?
This course is ideal for:
- Postgraduates or final-year PG students in English Literature.
- Aspirants aiming to secure JRF fellowships and academic careers.
- College lecturers and academicians upgrading their qualifications.
- Students preparing for PhD admissions and advanced literary research.
Q3. Why is English Literature a challenging subject in UGC-NET?
English Literature requires:
- Knowledge of multiple literary periods, genres, and global literatures.
- Critical theory and literary criticism mastery to interpret texts.
- Ability to analyze and connect literature with historical and cultural contexts.
- Strategic preparation to meet the high competition for JRF.
2. Course Coverage
Q4. What topics are covered in the course?
The course covers the entire UGC-NET English syllabus, including:
- British literature from Chaucer to contemporary writers.
- American and World literature.
- Literary criticism and theories (Structuralism, Post-structuralism, Feminism, etc.).
- Genres like poetry, drama, and prose.
- Linguistics and English language fundamentals.
- Cultural studies and interdisciplinary approaches.
- Research methodology and modern literary trends.
Q5. Does this course include Paper I preparation?
No.
This program focuses exclusively on English Literature (Paper II).
For preparation covering both Paper I and Paper II, students can opt for the UGC-NET Complete Course.
Q6. What is the course duration?
The course runs for 6–8 months, which includes:
- Concept-based lectures and discussions.
- PYQ (Previous Year Questions) practice.
- Unit-wise quizzes and assignments.
- Final revision marathons and full-length mock tests.
Q7. What teaching methodology does Legacy IAS use?
Our approach includes:
- Interactive offline and online classes for deeper engagement.
- Recorded sessions for flexible study and revision.
- PYQ-based learning integrated into regular teaching.
- Mock exams and time management drills to build exam readiness.
- Mentor-led strategy sessions for JRF cut-off targeting.
3. Learning Modes & Flexibility
Q8. What learning modes are available?
Legacy IAS Academy offers three formats:
- Offline Classroom: At our Bangalore center.
- Live Online Classes: Attend real-time sessions from anywhere.
- Hybrid Mode: Switch seamlessly between offline and online.
Q9. Will I get recorded classes for revision?
Yes!
All core lectures are recorded and made available to:
- Revise difficult concepts anytime.
- Catch up on missed sessions.
- Review key topics before the exam.
Q10. What study materials will I receive?
Students will receive:
- Printed and digital notes curated by expert faculty.
- Summary sheets, author timelines, and mind maps.
- PYQ compilations with solutions for practice.
- Suggested reading lists for literature texts and reference books.
4. Practice & Evaluation
Q11. How will my preparation be evaluated?
Evaluation is conducted through:
- Unit-wise quizzes after every module.
- Weekly assignments to ensure consistent progress.
- Full-length mock tests to simulate real exam conditions.
- Mentor feedback and strategy recommendations.
Q12. Will PYQs be discussed in class?
Absolutely!
PYQs are integrated into the teaching process to:
- Identify frequently asked topics and question patterns.
- Build familiarity with exam difficulty levels.
- Improve answering speed and accuracy.
5. Exam & Career Support
Q13. What is the structure of the UGC-NET English exam?
Paper | Questions | Marks | Details |
Paper I | 50 | 100 | General Aptitude & Research Skills |
Paper II | 100 | 200 | English Literature Subject-Specific |
Total: 150 questions, 300 marks, combined duration of 3 hours.
Q14. What are the benefits of qualifying JRF in English Literature?
- Monthly stipend for research and PhD work.
- Preference for lecturer positions in universities and colleges.
- Opportunities for international academic collaborations.
- Careers in publishing, content development, and cultural studies.
Q15. Does Legacy IAS provide career guidance after clearing UGC-NET?
Yes!
Our mentors assist students with:
- PhD applications and fellowship planning.
- Career pathways in teaching, research, and applied literature fields.
- Guidance for publications and building a strong academic profile.
UGC-NET/JRF Education Foundation Course
Prepare to Teach. Prepare to Lead. Prepare to Excel.
The UGC-NET/JRF Education Foundation Course offered by Legacy IAS Academy is a specialized, result-oriented program designed for aspirants who wish to qualify UGC-NET in Education as their Paper II subject.
Education as a discipline combines theoretical frameworks, pedagogical practices, educational psychology, administration, policies, and current trends in the Indian and global education systems. To excel in UGC-NET, aspirants must have comprehensive conceptual clarity, an understanding of contemporary challenges, and strong analytical skills.
With its proven track record in competitive exam training, Legacy IAS Academy delivers structured learning, expert mentorship, and rigorous practice sessions, ensuring students clear the exam with top scores and confidence.
Why Specialized Training for Education Paper II
- Education is a dynamic and interdisciplinary field, integrating philosophy, psychology, sociology, and policy studies.
- The syllabus is broad, requiring clarity in concepts and application to real-world educational challenges.
- JRF cut-offs are consistently higher, demanding a strategic and cut-off focused approach.
- Many candidates underestimate research methodology and statistics, which form a critical portion of the exam.
- Legacy IAS ensures complete preparation through a balanced mix of theory, practice, and mentorship.
Course Highlights
Feature | Details |
Duration | 6 – 8 months |
Coverage | Complete UGC-NET Education syllabus for Paper II + targeted Paper I support |
Mode | Offline (Classroom) + Online + Hybrid |
Batch Size | Small groups for personalized learning |
Language of Instruction | Bilingual – English & Hindi |
Mock Tests Included | 10 full-length Paper II mock tests + Paper I practice |
Study Material | Printed & Digital notes, PYQs, revision charts |
Mentorship | One-on-one strategy sessions and progress tracking |
Course Objectives
- Provide comprehensive coverage of the entire Education syllabus for Paper II.
- Develop deep understanding of educational theories, systems, and practices.
- Strengthen research methodology and statistics proficiency for JRF readiness.
- Build exam-focused analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Guide aspirants for post-NET career pathways such as teaching, academic administration, and research.
Syllabus Coverage: Education (Paper II)
Unit | Topic |
Unit 1 | Philosophical Foundations of Education – Indian & Western philosophy, thinkers like Gandhi, Tagore, Rousseau, Dewey |
Unit 2 | Sociological Foundations of Education – Role of society, social mobility, equality, inclusion, diversity |
Unit 3 | Psychological Foundations of Education – Learning theories, intelligence, motivation, personality, child development |
Unit 4 | Educational Technology – ICT, e-learning, blended learning, instructional design |
Unit 5 | Research Methodology in Education – Quantitative and qualitative research, sampling, hypothesis testing, statistics |
Unit 6 | Teacher Education – Policy frameworks, teacher training, professional development |
Unit 7 | Educational Administration & Management – Leadership models, planning, resource management |
Unit 8 | Curriculum Studies – Principles of curriculum design, evaluation, and reform |
Unit 9 | Inclusive Education & Special Needs – Policies, practices, challenges, assistive technologies |
Unit 10 | Contemporary Issues & Policies – NEP 2020, globalization, privatization, digital learning, ethics |
Teaching Methodology
Legacy IAS Academy follows a 4-phase preparation model, combining conceptual clarity with practical application:
Phase 1: Foundation Building (Month 1 – 2)
- Introduction to core theories and thinkers in education.
- Basics of research methods and psychology.
- Simplified teaching using real-life classroom examples.
Phase 2: Core Subject Mastery (Month 3 – 5)
- In-depth coverage of each unit with diagrams and flowcharts.
- PYQ-based learning integrated into classroom discussions.
- Linking theory to current educational policies and practices.
Phase 3: Application & Practice (Month 6 – 7)
- Case-study-based problem-solving sessions.
- Weekly mini-tests to track retention and understanding.
- Practice with both Paper I and Paper II formats.
Phase 4: Final Revision & JRF Strategy (Final Month)
- Crash revision marathons of high-yield topics.
- 10 full-length mock tests under real exam conditions.
- Individual time management and cut-off strategy sessions.
Key Features
1. Expert Faculty
- Professors with extensive experience in teacher education, policy-making, and research.
- Blend of academic expertise and practical insights from the field.
2. Comprehensive Study Material
- Legacy IAS-curated notes aligned with NTA’s latest syllabus.
- Updated examples from NEP 2020, global education trends, and research findings.
- Quick revision flashcards and summary sheets.
3. Rigorous Testing
Test Type | No. of Tests |
Unit-Wise Mini Tests | 20 |
PYQ-Based Discussion Tests | 5 |
Full-Length Mock Tests | 10 |
Each test includes faculty feedback and performance analysis to improve accuracy and speed.
4. Personalized Mentorship
- One-on-one review sessions for performance tracking.
- Customized study plans based on individual strengths and weaknesses.
- Guidance for PhD admissions, fellowships, and post-NET career planning.
5. Hybrid Learning Options
- Offline Classes: Ideal for classroom learning and peer discussions.
- Live Online Classes: Flexible access for remote learners and working professionals.
- Recorded Sessions: Lifetime access for revision and flexible study.
Who Should Join This Course
- Postgraduates specializing in Education preparing for UGC-NET/JRF.
- Final-year PG students seeking early preparation before graduation.
- School/college teachers and academic administrators aiming for career advancement.
- Aspirants targeting JRF fellowship for higher research opportunities.
- Candidates confident in Paper I but needing focused Paper II mastery.
Why Choose Legacy IAS Academy
- Proven Legacy in Competitive Exams:
- Trusted by thousands of students across India for quality coaching and results.
- Expert Faculty with Academic and Field Experience:
- Teachers with hands-on experience in policy-making and educational leadership.
- Structured Learning Pathway:
- From fundamentals to JRF-level mastery.
- Integrated Paper I + Paper II Approach:
- Smart preparation strategy to boost overall NET scores.
- Post-Exam Career Support:
- Guidance for research fellowships, international education opportunities, and teaching positions.
Course Flow Snapshot
Phase | Focus Area |
Month 1 – 2 | Basics of philosophy, sociology, psychology of education |
Month 3 – 5 | Core units, administration, research, curriculum |
Month 6 – 7 | PYQs, mock tests, case study-based application |
Final Month | Crash revisions and JRF strategy sessions |
Legacy IAS Advantage
With Legacy IAS Academy, you gain:
- Conceptual mastery and exam strategy for Education Paper II.
- Confidence to meet and exceed JRF cut-offs.
- Post-exam career guidance for a sustainable academic future.
“Prepare to lead the next generation of educators with Legacy IAS Academy.”
1. General Information
Q1. What is the UGC-NET/JRF Education Foundation Course?
The UGC-NET/JRF Education Foundation Course by Legacy IAS Academy is a comprehensive program focused on mastering the Paper II syllabus in Education.
It prepares aspirants for Assistant Professor eligibility and Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) through conceptual clarity, practice-oriented learning, and research methodology training.
Q2. Who should join this course?
This course is ideal for:
- Postgraduate and final-year PG students specializing in Education.
- Aspirants targeting JRF fellowship and research careers.
- Teachers and academicians seeking to upgrade qualifications.
- Students preparing for PhD admissions and academic leadership roles.
Q3. Why is Education an important subject in UGC-NET?
- Education is a dynamic field, integrating philosophy, psychology, sociology, and policy studies.
- It is crucial for those aiming for careers in teaching, curriculum design, and educational research.
- The syllabus is interdisciplinary, covering both theory and practical applications in the Indian and global education systems.
- JRF in Education opens doors to policy-making, academic leadership, and research opportunities.
2. Course Coverage
Q4. What topics are covered in this course?
The course covers the entire UGC-NET Education syllabus, including:
- Philosophical foundations of education.
- Sociological perspectives and education policies.
- Educational psychology and learning theories.
- Curriculum development and instructional design.
- Research methodology and statistics.
- Teacher education and professional development.
- Educational technology and ICT in learning.
- Contemporary educational reforms like NEP 2020.
Q5. Does this course include Paper I preparation?
No.
This course focuses only on Paper II (Education).
Students who wish to prepare for both Paper I and Paper II can opt for our UGC-NET Complete Course.
Q6. How long does the course run?
The course is structured for 6–8 months, which includes:
- Theory and concept-building classes.
- Application-based discussions and practice.
- PYQ (Previous Year Question) analysis.
- Mock exams and revision marathons.
Q7. What is the teaching methodology at Legacy IAS Academy?
Our teaching method combines:
- Interactive offline and live online classes.
- Recorded sessions for flexible study and revisions.
- PYQ-based integrated learning.
- Case-study discussions linking theory to current education trends.
- Weekly tests and assignments to track progress.
3. Learning Modes & Flexibility
Q8. What are the learning formats available?
Legacy IAS Academy offers three flexible formats:
- Offline Classroom: In-person sessions at our Bangalore campus.
- Live Online Classes: Real-time sessions accessible from anywhere.
- Hybrid Mode: Combination of offline and online classes for flexibility.
Q9. Will I get recorded classes?
Yes!
Students receive recorded video access to:
- Revise topics multiple times.
- Catch up on missed lectures.
- Prepare at their own pace before exams.
Q10. What study materials are provided?
Students will receive:
- Printed and digital notes covering the entire syllabus.
- Summary sheets, mind maps, and flowcharts for quick revisions.
- PYQ compilations with solutions.
- Reading lists for in-depth study and reference.
4. Practice & Evaluation
Q11. How will my performance be evaluated?
The course includes a robust evaluation system:
- Unit-wise quizzes to test conceptual understanding.
- Weekly assignments and progress checks.
- Full-length mock exams simulating the actual UGC-NET pattern.
- Mentor feedback with personalized improvement strategies.
Q12. Are PYQs included in the preparation?
Absolutely!
PYQs are a core part of the preparation:
- Identify high-weightage topics and recurring patterns.
- Understand question framing and difficulty levels.
- Build speed and accuracy for the actual exam.
5. Exam & Career Support
Q13. What is the structure of the UGC-NET Education exam?
Paper | Questions | Marks | Details |
Paper I | 50 | 100 | General Aptitude & Teaching/Research Skills |
Paper II | 100 | 200 | Education Subject-Specific Questions |
Total: 150 questions, 300 marks, 3 hours combined duration.
Q14. What are the benefits of qualifying JRF in Education?
- Monthly stipend to pursue research or PhD.
- Priority for lecturer positions in reputed institutions.
- Opportunities to work in policy-making and education management roles.
- Access to research grants and international collaborations.
Q15. Does Legacy IAS provide career guidance after clearing UGC-NET?
Yes!
We offer comprehensive guidance for:
- PhD admissions and fellowship planning.
- Career pathways in teaching, educational administration, and policy-making.
- Developing research proposals and academic publishing skills.
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