New Delhi, July 2 -- The UGC-NET examination held on June 30 has come under criticism after candidates appearing for the Sociology paper alleged that it contained numerous spelling mistakes, poor Hindi translations, grammatical errors and questions that were allegedly outside the prescribed syllabus.

Several aspirants claimed that the errors were not isolated typographical mistakes but reflected serious lapses in the preparation and quality review of the question paper. Candidates also alleged that the inaccurate translations made several questions difficult to comprehend, affecting their ability to attempt the examination.

The issue gained traction on social media after researcher Antara Chakraborty shared a detailed post highlighting ...