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Our structured tests help you understand art forms, creative techniques, design principles, art history, and aesthetics — all essential to clear NET/JRF with confidence.
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🧾 UGC NET Visual Arts Mock Tests – December 2025
Practice the following online mock tests designed by ANSS experts based on the latest exam pattern:
- UGC NET Dec 2025 Visual Arts Mock Test 1
- UGC NET Dec 2025 Visual Arts Mock Test 2
- UGC NET Dec 2025 Visual Arts Mock Test 3
- UGC NET Dec 2025 Visual Arts Mock Test 4
- UGC NET Dec 2025 Visual Arts Mock Test 5
- UGC NET Dec 2025 Visual Arts Mock Test 6
- UGC NET Dec 2025 Visual Arts Mock Test 7
- UGC NET Dec 2025 Visual Arts Mock Test 8
- UGC NET Dec 2025 Visual Arts Mock Test 9
- UGC NET Dec 2025 Visual Arts Mock Test 10
📝 Note: New tests are added every week based on NTA updates and previous year question trends.
Stay connected with ANSS ACADEMY to practice the most relevant and challenging questions for UGC NET Visual Arts Paper II.
📘 UGC NET Visual Arts Syllabus – December 2025
The UGC NET Visual Arts Paper II syllabus includes both theoretical and practical aspects of Fine Arts, Painting, Sculpture, Applied Arts, Printmaking, and Art History.
Below is a detailed unit-wise breakdown:
Unit 1: Fundamentals of Visual Arts
- Meaning, scope, and significance of visual arts
- Elements and principles of design: line, form, texture, color, and composition
- Traditional and modern concepts of beauty and aesthetics
- Relationship between art and environment
- Visual perception and creative expression
Unit 2: Drawing and Painting
- Techniques and materials of drawing and painting
- Perspective, light, and shade
- Color theory — primary, secondary, and complementary colors
- Composition in two-dimensional and three-dimensional forms
- Styles, schools, and trends in Indian and Western painting
Unit 3: Sculpture and Modelling
- History and development of sculpture in India and the world
- Techniques and materials: clay, metal, stone, wood, plaster, fiber, and mixed media
- Relief and free-standing sculpture
- Contemporary sculptural practices and installations
- Conservation and display of sculptures
Unit 4: Printmaking and Applied Art
- Principles, tools, and techniques of printmaking
- Lithography, etching, serigraphy, woodcut, linocut, and monoprint
- Commercial and industrial applications of art
- Visual communication design, typography, and poster art
- Modern graphic design and digital art practices
Unit 5: Indian Art – Ancient to Medieval
- Prehistoric and Harappan art forms
- Mauryan, Shunga, Kushana, and Gupta period sculpture and architecture
- Buddhist, Jain, and Hindu art traditions
- Indian miniature paintings — Mughal, Rajasthani, Pahari, and Deccan schools
- Folk and tribal art traditions of India
Unit 6: Modern and Contemporary Indian Art
- Bengal School of Art and its impact
- Indian modern art movements post-independence
- Key Indian artists: Nandalal Bose, Amrita Sher-Gil, M.F. Husain, S.H. Raza, Tyeb Mehta, and others
- Indian art in global context
- Contemporary installations and experimental art forms
Unit 7: Western Art – Ancient to Modern
- Greek and Roman classical art
- Renaissance art: Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael
- Baroque, Rococo, and Romantic movements
- Modern art: Impressionism, Cubism, Expressionism, Surrealism
- Contemporary art and postmodern trends
Unit 8: Aesthetics and Art Criticism
- Theories of aesthetics: Indian (Rasa theory) and Western (Mimesis, Expressionism, Formalism)
- Principles of art criticism and evaluation
- Role of critic and curator
- Art appreciation and interpretation
- Philosophy of beauty and creativity
Unit 9: Visual Communication and Technology
- Role of technology in visual arts
- Photography, video art, digital painting, and new media
- Visual semiotics and communication design
- Computer graphics and animation in art
- Virtual and augmented reality in modern art practice
Unit 10: Art Institutions and Cultural Heritage
- Major art institutions: Lalit Kala Akademi, National Gallery of Modern Art, ICCR, and Museums
- Role of UNESCO and INTACH in heritage conservation
- Art education and research in India
- Documentation, restoration, and curation
- Government policies on art and culture promotion
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🏁 Final Note
Visual Arts is not just creativity — it’s a deep study of aesthetics, techniques, and cultural evolution.
With ANSS ACADEMY’s UGC NET Visual Arts Test Series, you get systematic practice, authentic question patterns, and expert guidance to help you qualify for NET/JRF December 2025.
Keep creating, keep practicing — success begins here with ANSS ACADEMY.
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