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Ten units of study notes written for the UGC NET Bureau’s “NET Syllabus, Subject: Statistics, Code 107”, with that syllabus reproduced below in the document’s own words. Each line points at the section of the unit notes that teaches it and, where one exists, the full course on this site that takes it further.

  1. Read the ten units in order — Unit I, Probability and Distributions, first; the later units build on it.
  2. Test yourself on the model MCQs — every unit, each answer explained rather than just marked.
  3. Work through the solved June 2026 paper.
  4. Prepare Paper I too — the General Paper on Teaching & Research Aptitude that every UGC NET candidate sits: notes and model MCQs, unit by unit.
  5. Check the syllabus, line by line — below, each line with the unit section and the full course that teach it.

The ten units

Unit IProbability and DistributionsProbability axioms, Bayes' theorem, random variables, MGF, standard distributions, convergence, CLT, LLN. Unit IIReal Analysis and Matrix AlgebraSequences, series, continuity, differentiation, integration, vector spaces, eigenvalues, quadratic forms. Unit IIISampling Methods and Design of ExperimentsSRS, stratified, cluster, systematic, ratio and regression estimation, ANOVA, CRD, RBD, LSD, BIBD. Unit IVEstimation TheoryUnbiasedness, MLE, MoM, UMVUE, Cramér–Rao, sufficiency, Rao–Blackwell, Lehmann–Scheffé, CIs. Unit VTesting of HypothesesNeyman–Pearson, UMP tests, LRT, SPRT, chi-square, sign, Wilcoxon, Mann–Whitney, Kruskal–Wallis. Unit VILinear Estimation, Regression Analysis and EconometricsGauss–Markov, OLS, GLS, dummy variables, multicollinearity, heteroscedasticity, autocorrelation, 2SLS. Unit VIITime SeriesACF, PACF, stationarity, AR, MA, ARMA, ARIMA, Yule–Walker, forecasting, spectral density. Unit VIIIMultivariate AnalysisMultivariate normal, Wishart, Hotelling's T², discriminant, principal components, canonical correlation. Unit IXStochastic ProcessesMarkov chains, Chapman–Kolmogorov, gambler's ruin, Poisson process, birth–death, M/M/1 queues. Unit XIndian Statistical System and Research MethodologyMoSPI, NSO, NSC, Indian statisticians, R programming, LaTeX basics.

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Unit I — Probability and Distributions

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Syllabus line, as prescribedWhere it is taught hereDepth
Basic concepts of probabilityUGC NET Unit I — Basic Concepts of Probability
Theory of Probability Unit 1 — Elementary Probability
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conditional probability, Bayes theorem, independent eventsUGC NET Unit I — Conditional Probability and Bayes' Theorem
Theory of Probability Unit 1 — Elementary Probability
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Random variables and distribution functionsUGC NET Unit I — Random Variables and Distribution Functions
Theory of Probability Unit 2 — Univariate Random Variables
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expectation and moments, moment generating functionUGC NET Unit I — Expectation and Moments
Theory of Probability Unit 4 — Mathematical Expectation
Theory of Probability Unit 5 — Generating Functions, LLN & CLT
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Standard discrete and continuous univariate distributionsUGC NET Unit I — Standard Discrete Distributions
Theoretical Discrete Distributions
Theoretical Continuous Distributions
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Jointly distributed random variables, marginal and conditional distributionsUGC NET Unit I — Jointly Distributed Random Variables
Theory of Probability Unit 3 — Bivariate Random Variables
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Chebyshev inequalityUGC NET Unit I — Chebyshev's Inequality
Theory of Probability Unit 4 — Mathematical Expectation
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Sampling distributions, transformation of random variablesUGC NET Unit I — Sampling Distributions
Distribution Theory Unit 3 — Sampling Distributions: Chi-Square, t and F
Distribution Theory Unit 2 — Transformations, Truncated, Mixture and Compound Distributions
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Characteristic function and its propertiesUGC NET Unit I — Characteristic Function
Probability Theory Unit 2 — Expectation, Characteristic Functions and Inequalities
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Modes of convergence of random variablesUGC NET Unit I — Modes of Convergence of Random Variables
Probability Theory Unit 3 — Convergence of Sequences of Random Variables
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weak and strong laws of large numbers, central limit theorems (i.i.d. case)UGC NET Unit I — Weak and Strong Laws of Large Numbers
Probability Theory Unit 4 — Laws of Large Numbers and Central Limit Theorems
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Unit II — Real Analysis and Matrix Algebra

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Syllabus line, as prescribedWhere it is taught hereDepth
Real Analysis: Finite, countable and uncountable setsUGC NET Unit II — Finite, Countable and Uncountable Sets
Mathematical Analysis Unit 1 — Metric Spaces, Compactness and Continuity
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sequences of real numbers, convergence of sequences, bounded sequences, monotonic sequences, Cauchy criterion for convergenceUGC NET Unit II — Sequences of Real Numbers
Mathematical Analysis Unit 1 — Metric Spaces, Compactness and Continuity
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Series of real numbers, convergence, tests of convergence, alternating series, absolute and conditional convergenceUGC NET Unit II — Series of Real Numbersbrief
Power series and radius of convergenceUGC NET Unit II — Power Series and Radius of Convergencebrief
Functions of a real variable: Limit, continuity, monotone functions, uniform continuity, differentiabilityUGC NET Unit II — Functions of a Real Variable
Mathematical Analysis Unit 1 — Metric Spaces, Compactness and Continuity
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Rolle’s theorem, mean value theorems, Taylor’s theorem, L′ Hospital’s ruleUGC NET Unit II — Differentiability and Mean Value Theoremsbrief
Riemann integration and its properties, improper integralsUGC NET Unit II — Riemann Integration and Improper Integrals
Mathematical Analysis Unit 2 — The Riemann-Stieltjes Integral
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Functions of two real variables: Limit, continuity, partial derivatives, total derivative, maxima and minima, saddle point, method of Lagrange multipliers, double and triple integrals and their applicationsUGC NET Unit II — Functions of Two Real Variablesbrief
Matrix Algebra: Vector spaces, subspaces, span, linear independence, basis and dimensionUGC NET Unit II — Vector Spaces, Span, Linear Independence, Basis
Linear Algebra & Linear Models Unit 1 — Vector Spaces, Gram-Schmidt and Generalized Inverses
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row space and column space of a matrix, rank and nullity, row reduced echelon formUGC NET Unit II — Rank, Nullity, Row Reduced Echelon Form
Linear Algebra & Linear Models Unit 1 — Vector Spaces, Gram-Schmidt and Generalized Inverses
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trace and determinant, inverse of a matrixUGC NET Unit II — Trace, Determinant, Inverse
Linear Algebra & Linear Models Unit 2 — Characteristic Roots, Cayley-Hamilton and Spectral Decomposition
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systems of linear equationsUGC NET Unit II — Systems of Linear Equationsbrief
Gram-Schmidt orthogonalizationUGC NET Unit II — Gram–Schmidt Orthogonalization
Linear Algebra & Linear Models Unit 1 — Vector Spaces, Gram-Schmidt and Generalized Inverses
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Characteristic roots and characteristic vectors, characteristic polynomial, Cayley-Hamilton theoremUGC NET Unit II — Characteristic Roots and Vectors
Linear Algebra & Linear Models Unit 2 — Characteristic Roots, Cayley-Hamilton and Spectral Decomposition
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symmetric matrices, skew-symmetric matrices, orthogonal matrices and their characteristic rootsUGC NET Unit II — Symmetric, Skew-symmetric, Orthogonal Matricesbrief
positive definite and positive semi-definite matrices and their properties, quadratic formsUGC NET Unit II — Positive Definite Matrices and Quadratic Forms
Linear Algebra & Linear Models Unit 3 — Quadratic Forms and Matrix Inequalities
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Unit III — Sampling Methods and Design of Experiments

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Syllabus line, as prescribedWhere it is taught hereDepth
Sampling Methods: Simple random samplingUGC NET Unit III — Simple Random Sampling (SRS)
Sampling Techniques Unit 2 — Simple Random Sampling
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stratified random samplingUGC NET Unit III — Stratified Random Sampling
Sampling Techniques Unit 3 — Stratified Random Sampling
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systematic samplingUGC NET Unit III — Systematic Sampling
Sampling Techniques Unit 4 — Systematic, Cluster & Multistage Sampling
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Ratio and regression methods of estimationUGC NET Unit III — Ratio and Regression Estimators
Sampling Theory Unit 2 — Ratio and Regression Estimators: Exact Bias, the Difference Estimator, Separate and Combined
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cluster sampling for equal and unequal clustersUGC NET Unit III — Cluster Sampling
Sampling Theory Unit 3 — Cluster Sampling: the Intra-Cluster Correlation, the Design Effect and Optimum Cluster Size
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double samplingUGC NET Unit III — Double (Two-Phase) Samplingbrief
sampling with varying probabilities with and without replacementUGC NET Unit III — Sampling with Varying Probability (PPS)
Sampling Theory Unit 1 — Unequal Probability Sampling: Hansen-Hurwitz, Lahiri, Horvitz-Thompson and Yates-Grundy
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Nonnegative variance estimation, ordered and unordered estimatorsUGC NET Unit III — Sampling with Varying Probability (PPS)brief
Design of Experiments: Analysis of variance in one-way and two-way classification (with and without interaction) in fixed effects modelUGC NET Unit III — One-way ANOVA (Fixed Effects)
Design & Analysis of Experiments Unit 1 — Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)
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principles of design of experimentsUGC NET Unit III — Principles of Design of Experiments
Design & Analysis of Experiments Unit 2 — Completely Randomised Design (CRD)
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completely randomized design, randomized block design, Latin square designUGC NET Unit III — CRD, RBD, Latin Square Design
Design & Analysis of Experiments Unit 2 — Completely Randomised Design (CRD)
Design & Analysis of Experiments Unit 3 — Randomised Block Design (RBD)
Design & Analysis of Experiments Unit 4 — Latin Square Design (LSD)
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missing plot techniquesUGC NET Unit III — Missing Plot Techniques
Design & Analysis of Experiments Unit 5 — Missing Values & Efficiency Comparisons
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Factorial experiments- 2², 2³UGC NET Unit III — Factorial Experiments — 2² and 2³
Design and Analysis of Experiments Unit 2 — Factorial Experiments Beyond Two Factors: 2^k, 3^2 and Single-Degree Components
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confounding in factorial experimentsUGC NET Unit III — Confounding in Factorial Experiments
Design and Analysis of Experiments Unit 3 — Confounding, Fractional Replication, Split-Plot and Balanced Incomplete Block Designs
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Incomplete block designs and its intra-block and inter-block analysis, connectedness and orthogonality of block designsUGC NET Unit III — Incomplete Block Designs & BIBDbrief
balanced incomplete block design (BIBD), inter-block analysis and recovery of intra-block information of BIBDUGC NET Unit III — Incomplete Block Designs & BIBD
Design and Analysis of Experiments Unit 3 — Confounding, Fractional Replication, Split-Plot and Balanced Incomplete Block Designs
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Unit IV — Estimation Theory

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Syllabus line, as prescribedWhere it is taught hereDepth
Point Estimation: UnbiasednessUGC NET Unit IV — Unbiasedness
Inferential Statistics Unit 1 — Theory of Estimation
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consistencyUGC NET Unit IV — Consistency
Inferential Statistics Unit 1 — Theory of Estimation
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method of moments and maximum likelihood estimatorsUGC NET Unit IV — Method of Moments (MoM)
Inferential Statistics Unit 1 — Theory of Estimation
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efficiency, uniformly minimum variance unbiased estimatorsUGC NET Unit IV — Efficiency and UMVUE
Estimation Theory Unit 1 — UMVU Estimation, Cramér-Rao and Rao-Blackwell
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Rao-Cramer lower boundUGC NET Unit IV — Cramér–Rao Lower Bound (CRLB)
Estimation Theory Unit 1 — UMVU Estimation, Cramér-Rao and Rao-Blackwell
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sufficiency, factorization theoremUGC NET Unit IV — Sufficiency & Factorization Theorem
Estimation Theory Unit 1 — UMVU Estimation, Cramér-Rao and Rao-Blackwell
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minimal sufficiency, ancillary statisticUGC NET Unit IV — Minimal Sufficiency & Ancillaritybrief
completenessUGC NET Unit IV — Completeness
Estimation Theory Unit 2 — Completeness, Lehmann-Scheffé, CAN and BAN, Jackknife and Bootstrap
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Rao-Blackwell theoremUGC NET Unit IV — Rao–Blackwell Theorem
Estimation Theory Unit 1 — UMVU Estimation, Cramér-Rao and Rao-Blackwell
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Lehmann-Scheffe theoremUGC NET Unit IV — Lehmann–Scheffé Theorem
Estimation Theory Unit 2 — Completeness, Lehmann-Scheffé, CAN and BAN, Jackknife and Bootstrap
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Basu’s theoremUGC NET Unit IV — Basu's Theorembrief
Interval estimation: method of pivotingUGC NET Unit IV — Method of Pivoting
Estimation Theory Unit 3 — U-Statistics, Interval Estimation and Tolerance Limits
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confidence intervals for parameters in one sample and two sample normal populationsUGC NET Unit IV — Confidence Intervals — One and Two Sample
Estimation Theory Unit 3 — U-Statistics, Interval Estimation and Tolerance Limits
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confidence intervals based on large samplesUGC NET Unit IV — Large-Sample Confidence Intervals
Inferential Statistics Unit 3 — Large Sample Tests
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Nonparametric Inference: Distributions of order statisticsUGC NET Unit IV — Order Statistics & Empirical Distribution Function
Distribution Theory Unit 4 — Quadratic Forms and Order Statistics
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empirical distribution function and its propertiesUGC NET Unit IV — Order Statistics & Empirical Distribution Functionbrief
Rank correlation coefficients of Spearman and KendallUGC NET Unit IV — Rank Correlation: Spearman & Kendall
Statistical Methods Unit 2 — Correlation
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Unit V — Testing of Hypotheses

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Syllabus line, as prescribedWhere it is taught hereDepth
Basic concepts, construction of testsUGC NET Unit V — Basic Concepts
Inferential Statistics Unit 2 — Testing of Hypothesis
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Neyman-Pearson lemmaUGC NET Unit V — Neyman–Pearson Lemma
Testing of Hypotheses Unit 1 — Randomized Tests and the Complete Neyman–Pearson Lemma
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families with monotone likelihood ratioUGC NET Unit V — Monotone Likelihood Ratio (MLR)
Testing of Hypotheses Unit 2 — UMP Tests, Monotone Likelihood Ratio and Similar Regions
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Uniformly most powerful, uniformly most powerful unbiased and uniformly most powerful invariant testsUGC NET Unit V — UMP, UMPU, UMPI Tests
Testing of Hypotheses Unit 2 — UMP Tests, Monotone Likelihood Ratio and Similar Regions
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likelihood ratio tests: applications to one sample and two sample problemsUGC NET Unit V — Likelihood Ratio Test (LRT)
Testing of Hypotheses Unit 3 — The Likelihood Ratio Test, Wald and Rao Score
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Wald’s sequential probability ratio test, operating characteristic and average sample numberUGC NET Unit V — Wald's Sequential Probability Ratio Test (SPRT)
Testing of Hypotheses Unit 4 — Sequential Analysis and Decision Theory
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Chi-square tests (goodness of fit, independence of attributes, homogeneity in contingency tables)UGC NET Unit V — Chi-square Tests
Inferential Statistics Unit 4 — Small Sample Tests
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sign testUGC NET Unit V — Sign Test
Inferential Statistics Unit 5 — Non-parametric Tests
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Wilcoxon signed rank testUGC NET Unit V — Wilcoxon Signed Rank Test
Inferential Statistics Unit 5 — Non-parametric Tests
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Mann-Whitney U-testUGC NET Unit V — Mann–Whitney U Test (Wilcoxon Rank-Sum)
Inferential Statistics Unit 5 — Non-parametric Tests
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linear rank tests for location and scale problemsUGC NET Unit V — Linear Rank Tests for Location and Scalebrief
Kruskal-Wallis testUGC NET Unit V — Kruskal–Wallis Test
Inferential Statistics Unit 5 — Non-parametric Tests
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Unit VI — Linear Estimation, Regression Analysis and Econometrics

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Syllabus line, as prescribedWhere it is taught hereDepth
Simple and multiple linear regression modelUGC NET Unit VI — Simple Linear Regression
Statistical Methods Unit 4 — Regression
Econometrics Unit 2 — Models and Estimation
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Gauss-Markov model, least squares and maximum likelihood estimationUGC NET Unit VI — Gauss–Markov Theorem
Linear Algebra & Linear Models Unit 4 — Linear Models: Estimability, Gauss-Markov and Aitken
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testing of hypothesis related to regression parametersUGC NET Unit VI — Hypothesis Tests on Regression Coefficientsbrief
Analysis of variance for linear model, R², adjusted R²UGC NET Unit VI — ANOVA for Linear Model, R², Adjusted R²
Data Science Regression — Machine Learning Unit 3 — Supervised Learning
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tests of linear hypothesisUGC NET Unit VI — Tests of Linear Hypothesisbrief
generalized and weighted least squares estimationUGC NET Unit VI — Generalized & Weighted Least Squares
Linear Algebra & Linear Models Unit 4 — Linear Models: Estimability, Gauss-Markov and Aitken
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indicator/dummy variablesUGC NET Unit VI — Indicator/Dummy Variables
Econometrics Unit 2 — Models and Estimation
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multicollinearityUGC NET Unit VI — Multicollinearity
Econometrics Unit 4 — Multicollinearity
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heteroscedasticityUGC NET Unit VI — Heteroscedasticity
Econometrics Unit 3 — Heteroscedasticity
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autocorrelation, Durbin-Watson testUGC NET Unit VI — Autocorrelation & Durbin–Watson
Econometrics Unit 5 — Autocorrelation
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logistic regression modelsUGC NET Unit VI — Logistic Regression
Data Science Regression — Machine Learning Unit 3 — Supervised Learning
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Restricted regression estimation under exact, stochastic and mixed restrictionsUGC NET Unit VI — Restricted Regression Estimationbrief
Model with stochastic regressors and errors in variable modelUGC NET Unit VI — Stochastic Regressors & Errors-in-Variables (EIV)brief
instrumental variable estimatorUGC NET Unit VI — Instrumental Variable (IV) Estimatorbrief
simultaneous equations model, identification problemUGC NET Unit VI — Simultaneous Equations Model & Identification
Econometrics Unit 5 — Autocorrelation
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two-stage least squares estimationUGC NET Unit VI — 2SLS & k-class Estimator
Econometrics Unit 5 — Autocorrelation
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k-class estimatorUGC NET Unit VI — 2SLS & k-class Estimatorbrief

Unit VII — Time Series

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Syllabus line, as prescribedWhere it is taught hereDepth
Time series data, descriptive measuresUGC NET Unit VII — Time Series & Descriptive Measures
Applied Statistics Unit 1 — Time Series
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autocovariance, autocorrelation functions (ACVF, ACF), and partial autocorrelation function (PACF), correlogramUGC NET Unit VII — Autocovariance, ACF, PACF, Correlogram
Data Science Time Series Analysis and Forecasting Unit 1 — Fundamentals and Stationary Processes
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Strong and weak stationarity, ergodicityUGC NET Unit VII — Stationarity & Ergodicitybrief
General linear process and Wold decompositionUGC NET Unit VII — General Linear Process & Wold Decompositionbrief
Moving Average (MA), Autoregressive (AR) and mixed ARMA processes, stationarity and invertibility conditionsUGC NET Unit VII — Moving Average (MA) Process
Data Science Time Series Analysis and Forecasting Unit 2 — ARMA and Forecasting
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Yule–Walker equationsUGC NET Unit VII — Yule–Walker Equationsbrief
Identification, estimation and order selection of AR, MA and ARMA models, forecasting with stationary and invertible processesUGC NET Unit VII — Identification, Estimation, Order Selection
Data Science Time Series Analysis and Forecasting Unit 2 — ARMA and Forecasting
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Non-stationary time series: random walk, ARIMA (p, d, q) models and parameter estimationUGC NET Unit VII — Non-stationary Time Series — Random Walk & ARIMA
Data Science Time Series Analysis and Forecasting Unit 3 — Non-Stationary and Seasonal Models
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Frequency domain analysis: Spectral representation of time series, spectral density of AR, MA and ARMA processesUGC NET Unit VII — Spectral Analysis
Data Science Time Series Analysis and Forecasting Unit 5 — Forecast Evaluation and Comparison
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periodogram analysis and estimation of spectral densityUGC NET Unit VII — Periodogram & Spectral Estimation
Data Science Time Series Analysis and Forecasting Unit 5 — Forecast Evaluation and Comparison
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Unit VIII — Multivariate Analysis

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Syllabus line, as prescribedWhere it is taught hereDepth
Multivariate normal distribution and its propertiesUGC NET Unit VIII — Multivariate Normal Distribution
Multivariate Analysis Unit 1 — Multinomial and Multivariate Normal Distributions
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estimation of mean vector and covariance matrix in multivariate normal distribution, distribution of sample mean vectorUGC NET Unit VIII — Estimation of Mean Vector and Covariance Matrix
Multivariate Analysis Unit 1 — Multinomial and Multivariate Normal Distributions
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Wishart distribution and its propertiesUGC NET Unit VIII — Wishart Distribution
Multivariate Analysis Unit 2 — Wishart Distribution, Generalized Variance and Correlation Distributions
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distribution of simple, partial and multiple correlation coefficients and related tests, inference for parametersUGC NET Unit VIII — Simple, Partial & Multiple Correlation
Multivariate Analysis Unit 2 — Wishart Distribution, Generalized Variance and Correlation Distributions
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Test of hypothesis related to mean vector and generalized T² statisticUGC NET Unit VIII — Hotelling's T² Statistic
Multivariate Analysis Unit 3 — Hotelling's T-squared, Mahalanobis D-squared, Wilks' Lambda and Discriminant Analysis
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discriminant analysisUGC NET Unit VIII — Discriminant Analysis
Multivariate Analysis Unit 3 — Hotelling's T-squared, Mahalanobis D-squared, Wilks' Lambda and Discriminant Analysis
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principal component analysisUGC NET Unit VIII — Principal Component Analysis (PCA)
Multivariate Analysis Unit 4 — Principal Components, Canonical Correlation, Clustering, Scaling and Factor Analysis
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canonical correlation analysisUGC NET Unit VIII — Canonical Correlation Analysis (CCA)
Multivariate Analysis Unit 4 — Principal Components, Canonical Correlation, Clustering, Scaling and Factor Analysis
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Unit IX — Stochastic Processes

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Markov chains with finite and countable state space, classification of statesUGC NET Unit IX — Markov Chains: Definitionsbrief
Chapman- Kolmogorov equationsUGC NET Unit IX — Chapman–Kolmogorov Equationsbrief
limiting behaviour of n-step transition probabilities, stationary distributionUGC NET Unit IX — Limiting Behaviour of n-Step Probabilitiesbrief
Gambler’s ruin problemUGC NET Unit IX — Gambler's Ruin Problembrief
simple random walkUGC NET Unit IX — Simple Random Walkbrief
Poisson process, inter-arrival and waiting time distributionsUGC NET Unit IX — Poisson Processbrief
Birth and death processesUGC NET Unit IX — Birth and Death Processesbrief
M/M/1 queuesUGC NET Unit IX — M/M/1 Queuebrief

Unit X — Indian Statistical System and Research Methodology

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Syllabus line, as prescribedWhere it is taught hereDepth
Indian Statistical System: Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation and its different wingsUGC NET Unit X — Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation (MoSPI)
Sampling Techniques Unit 5 — National Statistical Office & Commission
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National Statistical CommissionUGC NET Unit X — National Statistical Commission (NSC)
Sampling Techniques Unit 5 — National Statistical Office & Commission
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National Statistics OfficeUGC NET Unit X — National Statistical Office (NSO)
Sampling Techniques Unit 5 — National Statistical Office & Commission
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census and large sample surveysUGC NET Unit X — Census & Large Sample Surveys
Sampling Techniques Unit 5 — National Statistical Office & Commission
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Contributions of P C Mahalanobis, P V Sukhatme, R C Bose, S N Roy, C R Rao, and other prominent Indian StatisticiansUGC NET Unit X — Contributions of Indian Statisticiansbrief
Research Methodology: ‘R’ software: R as a calculatorUGC NET Unit X — R as a Calculator
R Programming Unit 1 — Basics of R for Statistical Data Handling
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functions and matrix operationsUGC NET Unit X — Functions and Matrix Operations
R Programming Unit 1 — Basics of R for Statistical Data Handling
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built in functions, missing data and logical operatorsUGC NET Unit X — Built-in Functions, Missing Data & Logical Operators
R Programming Unit 1 — Basics of R for Statistical Data Handling
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Conditional executions and loopsUGC NET Unit X — Conditional Execution & Loops
Computational Statistics & R Programming Unit 4 — R Programming Basics & Vectors
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data management with sequences, repeats, sorting, ordering and stringsUGC NET Unit X — Data Management: Sequences, Repeats, Sorting, Ordering, Strings
R Programming Unit 1 — Basics of R for Statistical Data Handling
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lists, factors, display and formattingUGC NET Unit X — Lists, Factors, Display & Formatting
R Programming Unit 1 — Basics of R for Statistical Data Handling
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Data frames, data input and outputUGC NET Unit X — Data Frames, Data Input and Output
R Programming Unit 1 — Basics of R for Statistical Data Handling
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graphics and plotsUGC NET Unit X — Graphics & Plots
R Programming Unit 3 — Data Visualization in R
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Basics of programming, scripts and functionsUGC NET Unit X — Scripts, Functions, and Programming Basics
R Programming Unit 1 — Basics of R for Statistical Data Handling
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Latex and other word processing softwareUGC NET Unit X — LaTeX & Other Word Processing Softwarebrief

Where this site is thinnest

No gaps in this syllabus. Every line above points at a page on this site.

32 lines are taught only in the UGC NET unit notes, at exam level, with no full course behind them yet. They are marked brief above; Unit IX, Stochastic Processes, is the largest block of them, because no course here teaches Markov chains or queues.

Courses for this exam

The courses the syllabus map above, and the Paper I map, send you to, in learning order — 25 of them — for each line that a full course takes further than the UGC NET unit notes. Each is listed because a map links into it.

Foundations
Descriptive Statistics Foundation · Statistical Methods Foundation · Mathematical Analysis Advanced · Linear Algebra & Linear Models Advanced
Probability & distributions
Theory of Probability & Mathematical Expectations Foundation · Probability Theory Advanced · Theoretical Discrete Distributions Foundation · Theoretical Continuous Distributions Foundation · Distribution Theory Advanced
Statistical inference
Inferential Statistics Foundation · Estimation Theory Advanced · Testing of Hypotheses Advanced
Sampling & design
Sampling Techniques Foundation · Sampling Theory Advanced · Design and Analysis of Experiments Foundation · Design and Analysis of Experiments Advanced
Models & multivariate
Econometrics Foundation · Multivariate Analysis Advanced
Applied statistics
Applied Statistics Foundation · Statistical Techniques for Research Methodology Foundation
Statistical computing
Computational Statistics & R Programming Foundation · Computational Statistics & R Programming (2023 syllabus) Foundation
Data Science
Computer Fundamentals and Office Automation · Time Series Analysis and Forecasting · Machine Learning