Archive · 1 Jul 2025
AESI Demands Review of UGC NET English Exam for Vague Questions
The head of the Association for English Studies of India, Prof. Vikas Sharma, wants the people in charge of the UGC NET English exam to take another look at it.
He says the test, which was given on June 27, was confusing, used unclear language, and asked questions that weren't related to what students were supposed to learn.
Some questions were from obscure books.
He believes that it is important for the test to be fair, and transparent.
He wants a syllabus that is up-to-date, so that students know exactly what they should study.
This is because thousands of students take this test, and their future depends on it.
AESI General Secretary Prof. Vikas Sharma demands review of the UGC NET English exam.
The exam, held on June 27, is criticized for being vague, obscure, and outside the syllabus.
Prof. Sharma cited irrelevant questions from little-known texts.
He called for a clear, updated syllabus.
Fairness and transparency are highlighted as vital for the exam's credibility.
- Who
- Prof. Vikas Sharma, General Secretary of the Association for English Studies of India (AESI).
- What
- Prof. Vikas Sharma demands review of the UGC NET English exam.
- When
- The exam was held on June 27.
- Where
- Not specified.
- Why
- Due to vague, obscure, and out-of-syllabus questions, and to ensure fairness and transparency.
AESI View
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Syllabus Alignment
AESI View
The exam contained questions that were not aligned with the syllabus.
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No opposing view present in the articles.
- Organization
- Association for English Studies of India (AESI)
- Official
- Prof. Vikas Sharma
- Exam in Question
- UGC NET English exam
- Issue
- Vague and out-of-syllabus questions
- Date of Exam
- June 27