December 2026 cycle

UGC NET-JRF Economics

UGC NET Economics Test Series.

Prepare for UGC NET Economics through a structured test series that moves from diagnosis to topic practice, subject consolidation, and full-exam simulation. Every question includes an in-depth explanation that goes beyond the answer key—with Smith, your AI learning assistant, for help with answers, test results and preparation progress.
  • 2,500+
    explained questions
  • 120
    topic-wise tests
  • 20
    subject-wise tests
  • 9
    mock tests

Test series breakdown

Practice from baseline to full exam.

Paper II gets the deepest practice through a baseline, topic tests, subject tests, and full mocks. Paper I is covered through dedicated mocks, followed by two complete Paper I + Paper II simulations.

How it works

A plan that adjusts as you go.

Your preparation starts with what you know and the time you actually have. Follow the plan, update it when life gets in the way, and keep moving towards the exam.
A hand-drawn route passing enrolment, a diagnostic and calendar, planned tests, a regenerated plan, and the exam desk.
  1. Enrol in the test series

    Get access to your baseline, topic and subject practice, Paper I and Paper II mocks, combined full mocks and preparation plan.

  2. Take your baseline

    Tell us when you can normally practise, then complete the diagnostic. Together, they shape your first plan.

  3. Follow your plan

    See what to attempt next and work through the tests at a pace that fits your week.

  4. Regenerate when needed

    Fallen behind? Regenerate your plan and it will refocus the time that remains.

  5. Repeat until exam day

    Practise, review and adjust as often as you need while you move towards the exam.

Included · Smith AI learning assistant

One question. The whole test.
Your wider preparation.

Smith helps you understand the evidence already in Xaptiq. Ask about a Paper I or Paper II answer, review a complete test, or see where to focus across your Paper II Economics preparation.

Ask until the idea is clear.

ResultsReview answersAsk Smith

Smith can explain the same answer in simpler words, give an everyday example, or go through the steps one at a time. You can keep asking until it makes sense.

Xaptiq · Review answers

Example Smith conversation explaining average fixed cost with a small Indian shop example and a follow-up question.
Example Smith review

See the whole test clearly.

ResultsInsightsAnalyse this test

Smith looks across the full result—not just one question—to show what went well, bring related gaps together and give you a practical revision order. When reliable Focus mode timing is available, it can also point out where time may need attention.

Xaptiq · Test results

Example Smith test review showing strengths, revision priorities and practical next steps.
Example Smith review

Know where to focus next.

PreparationProgressReview my preparation

Smith connects your past tests, how much each subject matters in the exam, the time you have left and your current plan. It helps you see your strengths, your most important gaps and the work that deserves attention now.

Xaptiq · Preparation progress

Example Smith preparation review showing strengths, priority subjects, plan progress and next steps.
Example Smith review

What the exam covers

Paper I and Paper II, clearly separated.

Both papers are taken together in one three-hour session. There is no negative marking. Here is the syllabus split you need to prepare for.

Paper I · General paper

50 questions · 100 marks

Teaching and research aptitude, common to every UGC NET subject.

  • Teaching and research aptitude
  • Reading comprehension and communication
  • Mathematical reasoning and aptitude
  • Logical reasoning and data interpretation
  • ICT, people and environment
  • Higher education system

Paper II · Economics

100 questions · 200 marks

The complete Economics syllabus across ten official units.

  1. Micro Economics
  2. Macro Economics
  3. Statistics and Econometrics
  4. Mathematical Economics
  5. International Economics
  6. Public Economics
  7. Money and Banking
  8. Growth and Development Economics
  9. Environmental Economics and Demography
  10. Indian Economy

Enrolment

Ready to begin your UGC NET Economics practice?

Join the December 2026 test series to start with a baseline, unlock your practice dashboard, and follow a plan that moves from topic practice to full mocks. You can access the test series till 31 January 2027.

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Exam test series

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UGC NET Economics December 2026

Preparation and test-series package for the UGC NET Economics December 2026 cycle.

At a glance

  • 2,500+ distinct questions with detailed explanations
  • 120 topic-wise and 20 subject-wise tests
  • Paper I, Paper II and combined full-length mocks

Need live teaching too?

Prepare for Paper II live with Nancy Ma’am.

Nancy Ma’am, UGC NET-JRF Economics faculty at EcoNiti

Nancy Ma’am is a six-time UGC NET qualifier. She leads EcoNiti’s 11-week UGC NET-JRF Economics Crash Course for the December 2026 cycle, with 53 live sessions of 1.5 hours each. The full Paper II syllabus is completed before the expected exam window.

Explore EcoNiti course plans

Before you choose

Clear answers about coverage.

The test series is designed for students who want structured practice. Choose the EcoNiti course route when you also need live Paper II teaching and mentorship.

Does the test series cover both Paper I and Paper II?
Yes. Paper II receives the deeper topic-wise and subject-wise practice, an Economics baseline, and five Paper II mocks. Paper I is covered through two dedicated mocks, with two more combined Paper I + Paper II full mocks.
Are explanations included with the questions?
Yes. The bank contains more than 2,500 distinct questions with in-depth explanations. They go beyond an answer key or one-line rationale by showing why the correct answer works, why distractors fail and what to remember, so review builds understanding rather than only marking right or wrong.
How are previous-year questions covered?
The test series covers the last five UGC NET Economics cycles. Topic difficulty and weightage are also calibrated against previous-year patterns.
How does the adaptive preparation plan work?
You share when you can normally practise and take a baseline diagnostic. Xaptiq uses both to shape your first plan. As you complete tests, the dashboard separates current performance from readiness over time, so a strong new score can guide the plan without being treated as certainty until the improvement is repeated. If you need to catch up, you can regenerate the plan around the time left before the exam.
How long can I access the test series?
You can access the UGC NET Economics test series till 31 January 2027, so you can review your tests and explanations after the December 2026 exam cycle.
What if I need live teaching as well as tests?
EcoNiti’s 11-week UGC NET-JRF Economics Crash Course starts on 1st October 2026 and runs until 14th December 2026. Nancy Ma’am teaches 53 live Paper II sessions of 1.5 hours each, covering all ten Economics units before the expected exam window. Separate plans are available for PYQ discussions, the test series, doubt support, and mentorship.
Is Smith AI assistance included for Paper I and Paper II?
Yes. Smith can explain submitted Paper II Economics and Paper I General Paper questions. It can also review a whole test and help you understand your Paper II Economics preparation across subjects, past results, time left for the exam and your current plan. Open Review answers for question help, Insights for a test review, or Preparation > Progress for the wider view. You receive 10,000 complimentary credits with the package; active access and available credits are required for new replies. AI can make mistakes.
Can I check the explanation quality before enrolling?
Yes. Download the complete solved UGC NET Economics June 2026 Paper II free from EcoNiti. It is a full 100-question sample, not a hand-picked mini-demo, and shows the same depth and structure used in the EcoNiti × Xaptiq test series: correct-answer reasoning, why distractors fail, concise takeaways, and subject, topic and difficulty cues.