UGC NET History Previous Year Question Papers (Paper 2)
UGC NET History previous year question papers for Paper 2 (Code 06), from 2010 to date, listed year by year in a single table. Where an exam ran in more than one shift, the shift name is shown too.
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Papers are being added year by year. The first ones will appear here shortly.
UGC NET History previous year question papers: how to use them
- Start with the latest three years, untimed, to get a feel for how questions are framed and how hard they are.
- Then attempt one full paper under time: 100 questions in a single sitting.
- Tie every wrong or skipped question back to its unit, and re-read the notes for that unit.
- Keep your own list of themes that keep coming back. That is where revision pays off most.
What the table shows
Each row is one question paper: the year, the exam session (June or December), an optional shift name, and the Download button. The newest year is at the top.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find UGC NET History previous year question papers?
On this page. Paper 2 (History, Code 06) question papers from 2010 onwards are listed year by year in one table. A paper that has not been added yet shows a "Coming soon" row.
Are these question papers free?
Yes, there is no fee. You only need to log in with a free account when you press Download, and it takes about a minute to create.
Why do I need to log in to download a paper?
Logging in keeps the downloads for registered students and lets us tell you when a new paper or exam update is added. You can see the whole table without logging in; only the Download button asks for it.
What does "shift" mean in the table?
In sessions where the exam ran in more than one shift, each shift had its own question paper, so the shift name (for example Shift 1) is shown next to it. Where there was a single paper, the shift column is empty.
What is UGC NET History Paper 2?
Paper 2 is the History (Code 06) subject paper. In the current pattern it has 100 multiple-choice questions of 2 marks each, 200 marks in all. Paper 1, the general paper, is taken in the same sitting. Older sessions followed a different pattern, so their question counts can differ.