Analysis of Commerce Code 08 UGC NET - held on 04 March 2023
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The UGC NET Commerce exam (Code 08) was held on 04 March 2023 by the NTA for the December 2022 attempt. Like the previous attempt, the paper was held in two separate shifts (morning and evening).
At Human Peritus, we conduct a thorough question-by-question analysis after every UGC NET exam to determine how many questions from our course appeared in the NET exam. The objective of this exercise is to assess the effectiveness of our course ( can you depend completely on Human Peritus? ). We have been conducting this analysis for the last 6 years and have consistently observed that 85-95 questions appear from our course, out of 100 questions in the paper.
In the current exam of December 2022, 92 questions in the morning shift and 93 questions in the evening shift appeared from our course. Considering the fact that the cut-off for JRF in Commerce usually hovers around 60-65, someone who had prepared with Human Peritus would have easily cracked UGC NET in Commerce with a targeted approach of 4 months of preparation. Scroll down this page to see, which all questions are covered/not-covered.
Our previous years’ analysis also shows that the number of questions from our course in previous exams was 93% in June 2021, 92% in June 2020, 89% in Dec 2019, and 93% in June 2019. You can check our previous years’ analysis here: June 2020, Dec 2019, and Jun 2019.
You can check out a detailed analysis all previous attempts June 2021, June 2020, Dec 2019, June 2019
We have categorized all 100 questions into two buckets, namely “average” and “tough” for your convenience. The “average” category questions are those that you can answer correctly if you have prepared seriously for the exam. On the other hand, the “tough” category questions are those where it’s okay if you didn’t get them right in the exam, as most students would have faced the same challenge. It’s important to note that your selection does not depend on the “tough” questions but rather on how many “average” questions you answer correctly. Go through this categorization to assess, where you stand.
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Morning shift- UGC NET in Commerce Dec 2022 - held on 04 March 2023
| S. No. | Keywords of Question | Whether covered in HP course | Difficulty level |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | non-tariff barriers is to be adequately addressed | Covered | Tough |
| 2 | According to the Heckscher-Ohlin theory | Covered | Average |
| 3 | FTA was signed in February, 2022 | Not Covered | Tough |
| 4 | extended the existing Foreign Trade Policy | Covered | Average |
| 5 | "The Effects of Changes in Foreign Exchange Rates" | Covered | Average |
| 6 | Policy of 'Playing Safe' | Covered | Average |
| 7 | X and Y are partners in a firm | Covered | Average |
| 8 | Net profit after taxes of a firm | Covered | Average |
| 9 | study of unemployment is the subject matter | Covered | Average |
| 10 | commodities has the most inelastic demand | Covered | Average |
| 11 | Sales Revenue Maximization' | Covered | Average |
| 12 | slope and the point elasticity | Covered | Tough |
| 13 | current market price of a company's share | Covered | Average |
| 14 | Kinked-shaped revenue curve of a firm | Covered | Average |
| 15 | Value-additivity principle' | Covered | Average |
| 16 | The risk free rate is 6 per cent | Covered | Average |
| 17 | measures of Central Tendency | Covered | Average |
| 18 | two regression coefficients | Covered | Average |
| 19 | For a symmetrical distribution | Covered | Tough |
| 20 | Algebraic sum of deviations | Covered | Average |
| 21 | referent source of power | Covered | Average |
| 22 | advantage of the line organization | Covered | Average |
| 23 | fair sample of the tasks and skills | Covered | Average |
| 24 | Training technique which teaches the importance | Covered | Tough |
| 25 | cash reserve of commercial banks | Covered | Average |
| 26 | Average clause' in insurance | Covered | Average |
| 27 | ABC Ventures is private equity investor | Not Covered | Tough |
| 28 | Black-Scholes option pricing model | Not Covered | Tough |
| 29 | price sensitivity of the customers | Covered | Average |
| 30 | segmenting consumer markets on demographic basis | Covered | Average |
| 31 | market oriented definition of a business | Covered | Average |
| 32 | buyer is passively involved in an exchange transaction | Covered | Average |
| 33 | invoice discounting is not confidential | Covered | Average |
| 34 | practice of forging a return address | Covered | Average |
| 35 | anyone fraudulently or dishonestly | Covered | Average |
| 36 | complaints related to Profiteering | Not Covered | Tough |
| 37 | Section 80 GGC of Income Tax Act | Covered | Average |
| 38 | Tonnage Tax System | Covered | Tough |
| 39 | Tax on declared dividend | Covered | Average |
| 40 | related to Income Tax in India | Covered | Average |
| 41 | upskilling enablers for women in India | Covered | Average |
| 42 | E-commerce and large retailers in India | Generic Question | Average |
| 43 | assumptions of Marginal Costing | Covered | Average |
| 44 | transactions are related to Financing Activities | Covered | Average |
| 45 | Correct statements about monopolist | Covered | Average |
| 46 | formation and sustainability of Cartels | Covered | Average |
| 47 | requirements of working capital of a firm | Covered | Average |
| 48 | primary capital market | Covered | Average |
| 49 | measures of Central Tendency or Measures of Location | Covered | Average |
| 50 | Poisson Distribution can be used | Covered | Average |
| 51 | systems approach to performance appraisal | Not Covered | Tough |
| 52 | distinct features of the Principles of Management | Covered | Average |
| 53 | According to Henri Fayol | Covered | Average |
| 54 | functions of Reserve Bank of India | Covered | Average |
| 55 | Pillar-1 Minimum Capital Requirement | Not Covered | Tough |
| 56 | advantages of Mobile Banking | Covered | Average |
| 57 | estimate current market demand | Covered | Average |
| 58 | social factors influencing consumer's behaviour | Covered | Average |
| 59 | intensive distribution of its products | Covered | Average |
| 60 | exempted from disclosure | Covered | Average |
| 61 | Negotiable Instruments Act | Covered | Average |
| 62 | Intellectual Capital of an enterprise | Covered | Average |
| 63 | Income received and accrued | Covered | Average |
| 64 | Claiming bogus expenses and losses | Covered | Average |
| 65 | Assessee to avail deduction | Covered | Average |
| 66 | Matching COP 27 with Action Plan | Covered | Average |
| 67 | Matching Issue with Description | Covered | Average |
| 68 | Margin of Safety | Covered | Average |
| 69 | Finance Lease | Covered | Average |
| 70 | Matching Type of Test with Subject matter of the problem | Covered | Average |
| 71 | Matching Characteristic with Leadership Mode | Covered | Average |
| 72 | Matching Application narratives with Statistical distributions | Covered | Average |
| 73 | Matching Sales Promotion Method with Goal | Covered | Average |
| 74 | Sale by Auction | Covered | Average |
| 75 | Matching Income Tax Return with Relationship | Covered | Average |
| 76 | WTO dispute settlement System | Covered | Average |
| 77 | Information System Auditor who uses CATT | Not Covered | Tough |
| 78 | forecast the demand for a product | Covered | Average |
| 79 | steps involved in the budgeting | Covered | Average |
| 80 | steps involved in a research process | Covered | Average |
| 81 | human needs in the hierarchy | Covered | Average |
| 82 | industry verticals in the ascending order | Not Covered | Tough |
| 83 | stages of buying decision process | Covered | Average |
| 84 | Intellectual Capital Management Process Flow Stages | Covered | Average |
| 85 | Computation of income from house property | Covered | Average |
| 86 | Monetary policy on its own cannot influence | Covered | Average |
| 87 | When holding company holds more | Covered | Average |
| 88 | The theories of price determination | Covered | Average |
| 89 | Translation exposure refers to the exchange | Covered | Average |
| 90 | If a population from which a sample | Covered | Average |
| 91 | Passage on Indian economy – India has one of the world's highest | Passage-based | Easy |
| 92 | Passage on Indian economy – The economy of India is a mixed | Passage-based | Easy |
| 93 | Passage on Indian economy – Indian economy's long-term growth perspective | Passage-based | Easy |
| 94 | Passage on Indian economy – Since the start of the 21st century | Passage-based | Easy |
| 95 | Passage on Indian economy – The country (India) remains the world's | Passage-based | Easy |
| 96 | Passage on digital economy – Aadhaar | Passage-based | Moderate |
| 97 | Passage on digital economy – describes India Stack better | Passage-based | Moderate |
| 98 | Passage on digital economy – Credit availability | Passage-based | Moderate |
| 99 | Passage on digital economy – The system creates biometric IDs | Passage-based | Moderate |
| 100 | Passage on digital economy – India's income distribution | Passage-based | Moderate |
Evening shift- UGC NET in Commerce Dec 2022 - held on 04 March 2023
| S. No. | Keywords of Question | Whether covered in HP course | Difficulty level |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | “Duty Free Import Authorization (DFIA)” Scheme | Covered | Average |
| 2 | An Indian company receiving investment | Not Covered | Tough |
| 3 | theories of attitude change states | Covered | Average |
| 4 | According to Porter's Diamond | Covered | Average |
| 5 | X & Y are partners sharing profits and losses | Covered | Average |
| 6 | At the break-even point | Covered | Average |
| 7 | Capital expenditure | Covered | Average |
| 8 | correct material yield variance | Covered | Average |
| 9 | positive substitution effects | Covered | Average |
| 10 | extreme case of perfect price discrimination | Covered | Average |
| 11 | economic actors interacting with one another | Covered | Average |
| 12 | Cobb-Douglas production function | Covered | Average |
| 13 | part of the World Bank Group | Covered | Average |
| 14 | degree of leverage on the valuation of a firm | Covered | Average |
| 15 | An economic enterprise requires 90,000 units | Covered | Average |
| 16 | Dell Ltd. has Rs. 100 preference shares | Covered | Average |
| 17 | characteristic of normal distribution | Covered | Average |
| 18 | For a Poisson distribution | Covered | Average |
| 19 | relationship between two ordinal variables | Covered | Average |
| 20 | A “Spurious” relationship | Covered | Average |
| 21 | dominant organizational climate of clubs | Not Covered | Average |
| 22 | Ego Regression Mechanism | Covered | Average |
| 23 | product in a manufacturing company | Covered | Average |
| 24 | assumption under the McGregor’s Theory Y | Covered | Average |
| 25 | capital requirement for a life insurance company | Not Covered | Tough |
| 26 | investment banks in India | Not Covered | Average |
| 27 | RBI desires to restrict expansion of credit | Covered | Average |
| 28 | default-risk intermediation | Covered | Average |
| 29 | knowledge and courtesy of employees | Covered | Average |
| 30 | rural markets | Covered | Average |
| 31 | Manufacturers of razors and cameras | Covered | Average |
| 32 | vertical marketing system (VMS) | Covered | Average |
| 33 | act of throwing on board cargo | Covered | Average |
| 34 | The right to ‘stoppage in transit’ | Covered | Average |
| 35 | duty of the Central Assistant Public Information Officer | Covered | Average |
| 36 | relationship between a bank and its customers | Covered | Average |
| 37 | Provisions of the Vivad se Vishwas Act | Not Covered | Tough |
| 38 | Under Section 8OTTB of the Income Tax Act | Covered | Average |
| 39 | Provisional Input Tax Credit | Not Covered | Tough |
| 40 | Penalty for late filing of the Income Tax Return | Covered | Average |
| 41 | Revenue expenditure of the Central government | Covered | Average |
| 42 | Exchange depreciation rate of one currency | Covered | Average |
| 43 | investing activities in the Cash Flow Statement | Covered | Average |
| 44 | cost drivers used in Activity Based Costing | Covered | Average |
| 45 | Increasing returns to scale | Covered | Average |
| 46 | Consumer rationality | Covered | Average |
| 47 | presumptions of undue influence | Covered | Average |
| 48 | Internal Rate of Return (IRR) method | Covered | Average |
| 49 | off-balance sheet source(s) of finance | Covered | Average |
| 50 | portfolio beta | Covered | Average |
| 51 | contract of life insurance | Covered | Average |
| 52 | statistical testing | Covered | Average |
| 53 | Performing stage of the Group Building Process | Covered | Average |
| 54 | quadrants of the BCG matrix | Covered | Average |
| 55 | inside candidates for human resource planning | Covered | Average |
| 56 | NEFT allows the customer | Covered | Average |
| 57 | capital and credit flows | Covered | Average |
| 58 | Holistic marketing | Covered | Average |
| 59 | Direct Marketing | Covered | Average |
| 60 | ideal advertisement (ad) campaign | Covered | Average |
| 61 | Information Technology Act, 2000 | Covered | Average |
| 62 | resolution process | Covered | Average |
| 63 | contract is said to be discharged | Covered | Average |
| 64 | Duties of bailor include | Covered | Average |
| 65 | Section 58 of the Indian Income Tax Act | Covered | Average |
| 66 | Matching Name of Theory of International Trade with Description | Covered | Average |
| 67 | Matching Ind AS with Topic | Covered | Average |
| 68 | Matching Cost Concepts with Description | Covered | Average |
| 69 | Matching Type of Bonds with Description | Covered | Average |
| 70 | Matching Sampling methods with Descriptions of situation | Covered | Average |
| 71 | Matching Leadership Style with Description | Covered | Average |
| 72 | Matching Interest Rates with Description | Covered | Average |
| 73 | Matching Market Expansion Strategies with Description | Covered | Average |
| 74 | Matching Insurance contracts with Presence (time) of insurable interest | Covered | Average |
| 75 | Matching Tax deductions with Relevant Sections | Covered | Average |
| 76 | port procedure and customs clearance | Not Covered | Tough |
| 77 | contextual auditing with wider intensities | Covered | Average |
| 78 | estimating demand equation using regression analysis | Covered | Average |
| 79 | international arbitrage operation | Covered | Average |
| 80 | testing a statistical hypothesis | Covered | Average |
| 81 | steps of employee training | Covered | Average |
| 82 | Risk management process | Covered | Average |
| 83 | Maslow's hierarchy of needs theory | Covered | Average |
| 84 | Indian Consumer Protection Act, 1986 | Covered | Average |
| 85 | Steps involved in computation of tax | Covered | Average |
| 86 | Thousands of small firms in developing countries | Covered | Average |
| 87 | Economic profit is smaller | Covered | Average |
| 88 | The stage in the manufacturing process | Covered | Average |
| 89 | Long term capital loss | Covered | Average |
| 90 | One of the most difficult product | Covered | Average |
| 91 | Passage on WFA – Brainstorming sessions | Passage-based | Easy |
| 92 | Passage on WFA – 'Water cooler' engagements | Passage-based | Easy |
| 93 | Passage on WFA – Work from home concept | Passage-based | Easy |
| 94 | Passage on WFA – true for Work from Anywhere | Passage-based | Easy |
| 95 | Passage on WFA – With ease in the stress | Passage-based | Easy |
| 96 | Passage on National Economy – primary purpose of the monetary policy | Passage-based | Moderate |
| 97 | Passage on National Economy – stance of a monetary policy | Passage-based | Moderate |
| 98 | Passage on National Economy – increase in investment | Passage-based | Moderate |
| 99 | Passage on National Economy – Quantitative easing by the Central bank | Passage-based | Moderate |
| 100 | Passage on National Economy – Changes in foreign portfolio investments | Passage-based | Moderate |
