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UGC NET Criminology Syllabus 2026 | Paper Pattern, Cut Offs & Complete Exam Guide | K. P. Sir

UGC NET Criminology Syllabus 2026 | Paper Pattern, Cut Offs & Complete Exam Guide K. P. Sir UGC NET CRIMINOLOGY – COMPLETE GUIDE 2026 UGC NET (University Grants Commission – National Eligibility Test) is conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA) to determine eligibility for Assistant Professor and Junior Research Fellowship (JRF) in Indian universities and colleges. Criminology is a highly specialized and conceptual subject under UGC NET, ideal for students with background in criminology, sociology, law, psychology, and social sciences. 🧾 UGC NET CRIMINOLOGY EXAM PATTERN UGC NET exam consists of two papers conducted in a single session: 🔹 Paper I (General Paper) Teaching & Research Aptitude Reasoning Ability Comprehension Data Interpretation ICT People & Environment Marks: 100 Questions: 50 Nature: Common for all subjects 🔹 Paper II (Criminology) Subject-specific questions from Criminology syllabus Marks: 200 Questions: 100 Nature: Core subject ✔️ Total Marks: 300 ✔️ Exam Duration: 3 Hours ✔️ Negative Marking: ❌ No 📚 UGC NET CRIMINOLOGY SYLLABUS (UNIT-WISE) 🔸 Unit 1: Nature and Scope of Criminology Concept, nature, scope, and relevance Relationship with sociology, law & psychology 🔸 Unit 2: Crime and Criminal Behaviour Meaning of crime Types of crime Criminal behaviour and causation 🔸 Unit 3: Theories of Crime Classical, Positivist, Sociological theories Psychological and biological theories 🔸 Unit 4: Penology and Punishment Concept of punishment Types of punishment Prison systems 🔸 Unit 5: Victimology Concept of victim Victim rights and compensation Victimization theories 🔸 Unit 6: Juvenile Delinquency Causes and prevention Juvenile Justice System in India 🔸 Unit 7: Police and Criminal Justice System Police organization Courts and correctional institutions 🔸 Unit 8: White Collar & Cyber Crimes Economic offences Cyber crimes and digital laws 🔸 Unit 9: Criminal Law & Procedure IPC, CrPC, Evidence Act (basic understanding) 🔸 Unit 10: Crime Prevention & Social Defence Crime control strategies Role of NGOs and state WHY CHOOSE CRIMINOLOGY FOR UGC NET? High scoring subject Concept-based questions Useful for law, judiciary & research aspirants Growing demand in academics & policy research 📝 PREPARATION TIPS ✔️ Focus on theories & thinkers ✔️ Practice previous year questions ✔️ Make unit-wise notes ✔️ Revise Indian laws & case studies ✔️ Attempt mock tests regularly UGC NET Criminology syllabus 2026 with updated paper pattern, unit-wise topics, previous year cut offs, marking scheme, and expert preparation strategy. This complete guide helps aspirants aiming for Assistant Professor and JRF in Criminology.