NEW STRATEGY ON HOW TO PASS UGC NET COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH REFERENCE BOOK LIST

STRATEGY TO CLEAR PAPER 2 & 3 OF UGC NET COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH REFERENCE BOOK DETAILS

Hi friends.

In this article I will explain you all about some of the new approaches that can be followed to clear the exam easily.

WRITING PRACTICE: Writing practice holds the key to success in NET exam particularly for paper 3. As you all are aware of the fact that this is an All India Exam, you have to learn and practice writing a lot prior to the exam. The more you practice, the better your chances to succeed in this exam.

SURFING ON THE INTERNET: Internet surfing is another vital factor because you cannot find everything prescribed in the syllabus in text books. It is also not possible to buy all the books. So you can search in the internet to get access to relevant information of various topics. Make internet surfing your hobby.

PREPARE CONSISTENTLY: You can easily clear the exam if you prepare well for atleast 2-3 months regularly. Because the secret of success is consistency of purpose. Start learning new concepts each day and practice them by writing and that is the symbol for victory.

SOLVE PREVIOUS YEAR  PAPERS: Solving previous year papers will give you an edge to do the exam well. In fact, many of the questions posted on my blog are previous year solved questions. So go through them thoroughly. As UGC trend is changing, I will soon start posting descriptive answers too on my blog which may help the aspiring candidates to perform better in the exam.

START YOUR PREPARATION NOW: Don’t wait till the notification comes. Start your preparation instantly because tomorrow may be too late. If you start your preparation early, then you will have ample time to revise what you have learnt and practiced and face the exam more confidently. Be proactive. Begin your preparation with subjects in which you have keen interest. Prepare them well. Then concentrate upon other subjects too to gain mastery over them.

ATTEMPT MAXIMUM QUESTIONS: Try to attempt as many questions as you can because candidates generally do not go through the questions properly and immediately make the decision that questions are tough. It is not a good practice. The truth is that the questions are asked in an indirect way. So try to read each question atleast twice so that you will be able to get an idea about how to solve those questions.

MAKE BEST USE OF TIME AND OPPORTUNITY: Another common problem is that candidates generally do not utilize 2 ½ hours given for paper 3 properly. To make the best use of those 2 ½ hours, you have to  learn and practice a lot to see your dream come true.  Impossible is nothing in life. Just like little drops of water makes a huge ocean, Little amount of hard work everyday for some months will yield amazing career progressing results.

Incase you have not read my previous article on how to clear paper 2 and 3 of UGC NET COMPUTER SCIENCE: Click here.

REFERENCE BOOK LIST FOR UGC NET COMPUTER SCIENCE:

1. Discrete Structures

-Seymour Lipschutz  Click here to buy

2.  Theory of Computation

1. Introduction to Automata Theory, Languages and Computation – John E. Hopcroft and Ullman
Click here to buy

2. Algorithms and Theory of Computation Hand Book – Horwitz Sahaney 

3. C and C++

1. Programming in C - Byron Gottfried  Click here to buy

2. OOPS using C++  - E. Balagurusamy Click here to buy

4. Computer Arithmetic

1. Digital Logic and Computer Design – M. Morris Mano Click here to buy

5. Data and File Structure

1. Data structure – Seymour Lipschutz  Click here to buy

2. Data structure using C – Tenenbaum, Langsam and Augenstein

6. Relational Design and Database

1. Fundamentals of Database Systems - Ramez Elmasri, Navathe Click here to buy 

2. Database Management – G.V. Post 

7. Computer Networks

1. Computer Networks - Andrew S. Tanenbaum

2. Data and Computer Communications -William Stallings Click here to buy

8. System Software & Compilers

1. Microprocessor Architecture, Programming and Applications with the 8085 – Ramesh S. Gaonkar  

2. Compilers: Principles, Techniques and Tools – Aho, Lam, Sethi and Ullman Click here to buy

9. Operating Systems with Unix

1. Operating System Concepts – Galvin and Silberschatz  Click here to buy

2. Operating Systems Internals and Design Principles -William Stallings

3. Unix-Concepts and Applications -M. J. Back, S. Das

10. Software Engineering

1. Software Engineering A Practitioner’s Approach – Roger S. Pressman

2. Software Engineering concepts- Richard fairley Click here to buy

11. Current Trends and Technologies

1. Introduction to Parallel Computing – M. J. Quinn

12. Computer Graphics

1. Introduction to Computer Graphics - Hearn and Baker, Rogers 

13. Artificial Intelligence

1. Artificial Intelligence - Elaine Rich and Kevin Knight  Click here to buy

14. Mobile Computing

1. Mobile Communications - Joechen Schiller   Click here to buy

Wishing you all great success in all your future endeavours.