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At ANSS Academy, we offer a comprehensive online mock test series based on the latest NTA UGC NET pattern, curated by subject experts to strengthen conceptual clarity, practical understanding, and examination speed.
Mock Test Series – Social Work
- UGC NET Social Work Mock Test -1
- UGC NET Social Work Mock Test -2
- UGC NET Social Work Mock Test -3
- UGC NET Social Work Mock Test -4
- UGC NET Social Work Mock Test -5
- UGC NET Social Work Mock Test -6
- UGC NET Social Work Mock Test -7
- UGC NET Social Work Mock Test -8
- UGC NET Social Work Mock Test -9
- UGC NET Social Work Mock Test -10
Note: Access 100+ topic-wise mock tests for every UGC NET subject, including social welfare, social policy, human rights, community development, along with weekly live mock sessions on the ANSS Academy App, available on the Google Play Store.
Why Social Work Mock Tests Are Essential
- Authentic UGC NET Pattern: Each test replicates the official exam format — 100 MCQs, 2 hours, no negative marking.
- Comprehensive Syllabus Coverage: Includes social work theory, welfare administration, policies, community practice, research methods, social legislation.
- Skill Enhancement: Builds critical understanding of social systems, welfare programmes, and practical interventions.
- Instant Evaluation: Get detailed reports showing accuracy, weak areas, and performance analytics.
UGC NET Social Work Syllabus Overview
Unit 1: Nature and Development of Social Work
– Social work: definition, scope, principles, values, goals and process.
– Historical development: global (UK, USA) and Indian context.
– Social reform movements and their impact on social work.
– Professional social work in India: competencies, code of ethics.
– Emerging perspectives, trends and challenges; settings of practice (family, children, older persons, persons with disabilities, women, healthcare, disaster management).
Unit 2: Society, Human Behaviour and Communities
– Social structure, institutions, groups, socialization, control, change.
– Approaches to society: functionalist, conflict, structuralism, post-modernism.
– Social stratification (class, caste), vulnerability (women, children, older persons, tribal).
– Human behavior: life-span development, personality theories (psychoanalytic, behavioural, humanistic).
– Social psychology: attitudes, collective behaviour, communication.
– Types of communities: rural, tribal, urban, virtual, and their features.
Unit 3: Social Work with Individuals and Groups
– Case-work: concept, roles, person-in-environment fit, adaptation.
– Approaches: diagnostic, functional, task-centred, radical.
– Techniques: interviewing, recording, monitoring.
– Group work: definition, structure, leadership, stages of group development, group dynamics.
– Community organisation & social action: models, strategies, social movements.
Unit 4: Social Work with Communities and Social Action
– Community organisation: leadership, partnerships, CBOs.
– Social action: concept, history, models (e.g., Freire), role of ideology.
– Social movements and groups.
Unit 5: Social Research in Social Work
– Research methods: qualitative, quantitative, mixed.
– Sampling, data collection, processing, report writing.
– Ethical issues in social work research.
Unit 6: Social Policy, Planning and Administration
– Public policy, welfare programmes, administration of social services.
– Social work role in policy making and governance.
Unit 7: Areas of Social Work Practice
– Settings: health, education, women’s welfare, family, children, labour welfare, persons with disabilities, older persons.
– Social work interventions in various domains.
Unit 8: Social Justice, Human Rights and Social Work
– Social justice: concepts, dimensions, empowerment.
– Human rights: history, declarations, mechanisms.
– Social work practice with diverse and disadvantaged groups.
Unit 9: Contemporary Issues and Social Work Practice
– Poverty, unemployment, migration, aging, environmental issues, disasters.
– Trends: globalisation, urbanisation, vulnerability.
Unit 10: Social Legislation and Social Work Practice in India
– Labour laws, child protection, disability laws, aging, legal frameworks for social welfare.
ANSS Academy’s Social Work Mock Test Features
- Unit-Wise & Full-Length Tests aligned with NTA’s latest guidelines.
- Updated Question Bank with conceptual, factual, and applied questions.
- Explanatory Solutions that clarify core theories and field practices.
- Performance Analytics to measure progress and accuracy trends.
- Unlimited Practice Access for self-paced, continuous learning.
Smart Study Strategy for Social Work Aspirants
| Step | Action Plan |
|---|---|
| 1 | Start with foundational concepts of social work values and ethics. |
| 2 | Attempt unit-wise mock tests after every major module. |
| 3 | Focus revision on Social Policy, Human Rights, Research Methods and Social Legislation. |
| 4 | Practice intervention-based questions and case studies regularly. |
| 5 | Write weekly full-length mocks to refine timing and accuracy. |
In Summary
The UGC NET Social Work Paper-II assesses both theoretical knowledge and applied understanding of social systems, welfare programmes, and human development initiatives. With ANSS Academy’s expertly designed mock test series, candidates can achieve conceptual mastery, strategic preparation, and exam success with confidence.
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