Here are the Study Notes on Logical Reasoning for UGC NET Exam Paper 1, read thoroughly.
Topic which are covered as per the syllabus for UGC NET Exam Paper 1 :
Understanding the structure of arguments:
- argument forms, structure of categorical propositions
- Mood and Figure
- Formal and Informal fallacies
- Uses of language
- Connotations and denotations of terms
- Classical square of opposition
Evaluating and distinguishing deductive and inductive reasoning
Analogies
Venn diagram:
- Simple and multiple use for establishing validity of arguments.
Indian Logic:
- Means of knowledge
Pramanas:
- Pratyaksha (Perception)
- Anumana (Inference)
- Upamana (Comparison)
- Shabda (Verbal testimony)
- Arthapatti (Implication) and
- Anupalabddhi (Non-apprehension).
Structure and kinds of
- Anumana (inference),
- Vyapti (invariable relation)
- Hetvabhasas (fallacies of inference).
Here are the links for topic wise notes for UGC NET Exam Paper 1 : Logical Reasoning
| S.No. | TOPIC | LINK |
| Definition in Logical reasoning | Definition in Logical reasoning | |
| Study Notes on Arguments | Study Notes on Arguments | |
| Indian Logic | Indian Logic | |
| Fallacies I | Fallacies I | |
| Fallacies II | Fallacies II | |
| Square of opposition I | Square of opposition | |
| Square of Opposition II | Square of Opposition II | |
| Square of Opposition III | Square of Opposition III | |
| Arguments | Arguments | |
| Anumana | Anumana | |
| Pramana | Pramana | |
| Logical Reasoning I | Logical Reasoning I | |
| Logical Reasoning II | Logical Reasoning II |
Preparation Tips for upcoming UGC NET EXAM 2022
- Check the full syllabus and examination pattern of the UGC NET EXAM thoroughly
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- Practice with the previous year’s question papers and their solution
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- Check your progress with mock tests
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