Structured preparation for Paper 1 and your subject paper — unit-wise concept classes, question practice, revision rounds and exam strategy, taught by faculty who have cleared the exam themselves.
Both papers in a single session
Both papers are objective, multiple-choice, and attempted in one continuous session. Nothing is deducted for a wrong answer — so every question is worth attempting.
| Paper | Content | Questions | Marks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paper 1 | Teaching & research aptitude, reasoning, comprehension, ICT and higher education — common to every candidate | 50 | 100 |
| Paper 2 | Your chosen subject, in depth — the paper that decides your score | 100 | 200 |
| Total | Two papers, one sitting, objective type, no negative marking | 150 | 300 |
Paper 1 is the same for every candidate and the easiest place to gain marks. We teach each unit separately, with practice after every one.
Unit-wise teaching for Paper 1 and chapter-wise coverage of your subject paper, built around the official syllabus.
Practice sets after every unit, drawn from previous years' papers and the question types NTA repeats.
Concise notes for fast revision — definitions, commissions, committees, thinkers and the facts that get asked.
Time allocation across 150 questions, attempt order, guessing strategy and how to use the no-negative-marking rule.
Short focused sessions whenever a concept refuses to settle — book one when you need it, not on a fixed timetable.
A faculty mentor who has cleared NET guiding your study plan, revision cycles and subject selection.
Ask us about any subject not listed — we add faculty on request.
Tell us your subject and target attempt, and we will suggest the right batch, schedule and study plan.
