UGC NTA NET exam is a national level exam for Lectureship and Junior Research Fellowship. This is applicable for more than 90 subjects. We intend to provide low cost online coaching classes for Computer Science and Applications.

Introduction to NTA NET and Coaching Classes

This exam comprises of two papers viz: Paper 1 and Paper II. Paper 1 contains 50 questions (1 hour) which is General Paper and is based on Teaching and Research Aptitude. Paper II comprises of 100 questions (2 hours) which is technical paper. We will try to cover all subjects and all the topics which can be asked in UGC NTA NET Computer Science and Applications exam.

Existing Online Coaching Classes Survey

There are many existing online coaching classes which are available on Youtube and Unacademy. Also, many private tutors and students are providing their notes. There are hundreds of coaching institutes which provide coaching offline. However, it has been observed that

• None of the existing coaching have complete information about the subject
• Many important topics are missing in existing coaching classes and online coaching/ study material
• Coaching classes never provide complete study material in postal course/ any of the book/ over online sources. This reduces their efforts and thus students.
• Many other flaws with respect to the structure of study material and coaching has been observed
• No book/ study material is complete in itself

Our Objectives for Coaching Classes

• To provide complete and concise study material with proper structure and user-friendly environment
• Structured discussion forums and proper evaluation
• Low cost but complete study material

Adaptive Time Table for Coaching Classes

SUBJECT/ TOPIC	DATED
1.          Discrete Structures
1.1.          Computability
1.2.          Graph
1.3.          Groups
2.          Computer Arithmetic
2.1.          Logic Families
2.2.          Representation of Integers
3.          Programming in C and C++
3.1.          Programming in C
3.2.          O – O Programming Concepts
3.3.          C++ Programming
4.          Relational Database Design and SQL
4.1.          SQL
5.          Data and File structures
5.1.          File Structures
6.          Computer Networks
6.1.          Network Fundamentals
6.2.          Reference Models
6.3.          Data Communication
6.4.          Internetworking
6.5.          Routing
6.6.          Network Security
7.          System Software and Compilers
7.1.          Assemblers
7.2.          Linking and Loading
7.3.          Text Editors and Debuggers
7.4.          Compilers and Lexical Analysis
7.5.          Parsing
8.          Operating Systems (with Case Study of UNIX)
8.1.          Memory Management
8.2.          Concurrent Processing
8.3.          Scheduling
8.4.          UNIX
9.          Software Engineering
9.1.          System Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
9.2.          Software Metrics
9.3.          Software Design
9.4.          Coding and Testing
10.       Current Trends and Technologies
10.1.        Parallel Computing
10.2.        Mobile Computing
10.3.        E – Technologies
10.4.        Windows Programming
10.5.        Simple Applications (in windows)
10.6.        Advanced Windows Programming
11.       Unit – I: Microprocessors
11.1.        Hardwired and Micro-programmed Control Unit
11.2.        Microprocessor
12.       Unit – II: Database Management System	1 January 2019 Onwards
13.       Unit – III: Computer Graphics
14.       Unit – IV: Programming and Automata
14.1.        Programming Language Concepts
14.2.        Data-Types
3314.3.   Control Structures, Functions and Parameter Passing
14.4.        Inheritance and Polymorphism
14.5.        Logical Variable and Prolog
14.6.        Parallel Programs
14.7.        Semantics
14.8.        Compiler
14.9.        Automata and Compilers
14.10.     Parsing and Code Generation   29
15.       Unit – V: Transmission Media and Networking Protocols
15.1.        Transmission Media
15.2.        Network Topologies and Protocols
16.       Unit – VI: Data Structure and Algorithm
16.1.        Data Structures: List, Queues, Trees and Graphs
16.2.        Advanced Data Algorithms
17.       Unit – VII: Object Oriented Languages and Scripting Languages
17.1.        Object Oriented Languages
17.2.        Scripting Languages
18.       Unit – VIII: Software Development Life Cycle
19.       Unit – IX: Operating Systems (Windows NT)
20.       Unit – X: Artificial Intelligence and Decision Making
20.1.        Basics of Artificial Intelligence
20.2.        Prepositional and Predicate Logic
20.3.        State Space Model
20.4.        Scripts and Prolog Programming
20.5.        Expert System
20.6.        Parsing Ambiguous Context Free Grammar
20.7.        Management Information System
20.8.        Decision Support Systems
21.       Elective – I: Automata
21.1.        Theory of Computation
21.2.        Context free Grammars
21.3.        Linear Bounded Automata (LBA)
21.4.        Turing Machine (TM)
21.5.        Chomsky Hierarchy of languages
22.       Elective – II: Information Theory
22.1.        Models for Information Channel
22.2.        Variable Length Codes
22.3.        Error Correcting and Detecting Codes
22.4.        Image Processing
22.5.        Data Compression Techniques
23.       Elective – III: Linear and Non-Linear Programming
23.1.        Assignment and Transportation Problems
23.2.        Shortest Path Problems
23.3.        Network Flow Problem
23.4.        Matroids
23.5.        Non-linear Programming
24.       Elective – IV: Neural Networks and Fuzzy Systems
24.1.        Neural Networks
24.2.        Fuzzy Systems
25.       Elective – V: UNIX and Windows
25.1.        UNIX
25.2.    Windows

With this, we begin with coaching. We hope these courses will prove to be life changing opportunity for NET aspirants for Computer Science and Application

For NTA NET Computer Science and Applications, refer to

• Preparation Strategy
• Reference Books List
• Previous Years Segregated Subject-wise
• Study material for preparation.

How to Enroll in Coaching Classes

Step 1: Register Here and Login into your profile

Step 2: Register by clicking on Enroll link against every course. Once approved, you will get email on your Email ID within 24 hours. You will be asked to deposit the course fee within 24 hours. Thereafter, you will be provided access to the course within 24 hours.

Note: Please note than the fee deposit should be online through following means

• Paytm Link
• Online Banking/ NEFT

and payment should made only after you get email from our email id.
For more details, you may connect with us at gatenetgalaxy@gmail.com

Reasons for low Fee:

• Less burden on students/ aspirants
• Our Target: Maximum Students shall be benefited with this initiative

Reasons to keep Fee Structure:

• We intend to seek attention of only serious candidates
• Time and Efforts taken to build correct, concise and competitive exam specific study material.
• Writing complete information in easy words and explaining concepts using the best available information.

Reasons of Time Limit:

• It has been observed that without time-limit, students get lazy
• Targeting balanced traffic during given time interval

Terms and Conditions:

• Your course will be successful only if you pass it by atleast 60%
• In case of any act of misconduct which includes sharing of access, copying content and sharing content, you will be permanently banned from all the courses and in future, no access will be given.
• In any case, the course free shall not be refunded
• The duration of the course will be uniform for all the participants. No special request to extend the deadline shall be entertained.