When preparing for UGC NET, your study material makes all the difference. But the big question is – should you go for Printed Books or E-Books? Let’s break it down so you can choose what suits you best.

Instant access on mobile, tablet, or laptop

1. Searchable content – find topics in seconds
2. Portable – carry entire syllabus in your pocket
3. Often budget – friendly or part of combo packs

Best For:

• Students on the go
• Last-minute revision
• Those comfortable with screens

1. Easy on the eyes — perfect for long study hours
2. Great for note-making in margins and highlighting
3. No screen time or battery needed
4. Ideal for traditional learners who prefer physical books

Best For:

• Home-based preparation
• Offline reading
• Revision sessions

Most toppers prefer a combo of both:

• E-Books or PDF Notes for revision, updates & practice
• Printed Books for core concepts & structured coverage

• Revise each unit at least 3 times
• Attempt 5 mock tests under real exam conditions
• Solve PYQs of last 5 years to identify question trends
• Maintain a mistake log to avoid repeating errors
• Stick to a daily 2-hour Paper 1 routine

Pro Tips: Use printed material during deep study sessions and e-books for quick reviews, travel prep, or night-time reading.

There’s no one-size-fits-all. Choose based on your comfort, budget, and study style. Or better yet – blend both formats for maximum efficiency.

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