Free UGC NET Comparative Study of Religions marks calculator. Upload your response sheet and get your score instantly.
UGC NET Comparative Study of Religions Marks Calculator
Rather than manually matching your Comparative Study of Religions (subject code 62) response sheet against the answer key one question at a time, upload it here and let the calculator handle the matching for you.
UGC NET 2026 Answer Key Calculator
Upload your official response sheet. It's checked against the released answer key right in your browser — nothing is uploaded anywhere.
| # | Question ID | Your Answer | Correct Answer | Result |
|---|
Getting Your Score
- Download your response sheet from ugcnet.nta.nic.in once released for your session
- Upload the PDF to the calculator above
- Click Analyze for your instant score and a full question-wise breakdown
How the Marks Are Calculated
Total Marks = (Correct in Paper 1 × 2) + (Correct in Paper 2 × 2)
- Correct: +2 marks
- Wrong: 0 marks — no negative marking in UGC NET
- Dropped question: full marks for everyone who attempted it
Paper 2 typically runs 100 questions for 200 marks, added to Paper 1’s 100 marks, for 300 total.
Downloading Your Response Sheet
- Visit ugcnet.nta.nic.in
- Open the response sheet / answer key link once activated
- Log in with your Application Number, DOB or password, and the security PIN
- Download your question paper, response sheet, and provisional key promptly — access typically closes within 2–3 days
Objecting to an Answer
- 4-day window from the day the provisional key is published
- ₹200 per question, non-refundable
- Cite a recognised text in comparative religion or theology to support your objection
- The final key cannot be challenged
Qualifying Marks
- General category: 40% aggregate across both papers
- Reserved categories: 35% aggregate
- JRF: a higher, subject-specific cutoff announced with the final result
What This Paper Covers
Suited to candidates with a relevant postgraduate background in religious studies, philosophy, or theology, the paper typically spans the major world religious traditions — Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Christianity, Islam, and others — alongside comparative theological methods and the philosophy of religion. Refer to the official syllabus PDF for this session’s exact unit-wise weightage.
FAQs
Q: How do I calculate my marks for this paper?
Upload your response sheet PDF to the calculator above for an instant score.
Q: Is the calculator free?
Yes, no signup or login required.
Q: Is there negative marking?
No, wrong answers score zero.
Q: What’s the minimum qualifying score?
40% aggregate for General category, 35% for Reserved categories.
