@ant_taraa Look at these blatant errors:
• Ritzer ➡️ "Putzer"
• Parsons ➡️ "Parsow"
• Ghurye ➡️ "Ghunye"
• A R Desai ➡️ "A K Desai"
• Nussbaum ➡️ "Nusbaut"
• Social ➡️ "Oval"
This isn't an exam; it's a joke.
Today'sUGC-NET Sociology paper raises serious questions about the academic standards of the NTA. A paper filled with spelling errors, arbitrary questions, and the omission of many foundational sociological thinkers in favor of content that appeared outside the prescribed syllabus
Didn’t think I would have to reopen X after this long for something this pathetic. The recent NTA NET Sociology exam held on 30th June’26 crossed all limits of academic deceit and accountability. Not even getting started on the irregularity of the paper asking AI generated questions, random thinkers and books not even remotely associated with the syllabus provided. This is where the last nail on the coffin was comes. 50% of the paper had terrible spelling errors and grammatically disastrous sentence formation. Thinkers like ‘Ritzer’ was replaced as ‘Putzer’, ‘social’ was given as ‘oval’, ‘Parsons’ as ‘Parsow’, ‘Ghurye’ as ‘Ghunye’, A R Desai as ‘A K Desai’, ‘Nussbaum’ as ‘Nusbaut’ and many more. The Hindi translation of the questions were framed as if translated by a 5 year old. Students could not even understand the questions, let alone attempt them. Half the time went in literally making sense of what nonsense was scribbled in the name of a paper like NET which is literally supposed to make you eligible for Asst Prof/PhD admissions. Is this some joke? Call the profs who framed this paper to sit and attempt. @NTA_Exams how low are you guys willing to go to make Indian Higher Education drown? We cannot at any cost accept this paper. @EduMinOfIndia@ugc_india
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#BREAKING#SupremeCourt comes down heavily on UP Govt authorities for illegal demolition of houses for road widening.
Terming the action "high-handed", the Court directs grant of interim compensation of Rs 25 lakhs to petitioner (whose house was demolished).
SC further directs disciplinary enquiry against officers responsible for the illegal demolitions.