UGC NET Questions (Paper – 1)

Statement A is correct because blended learning deliberately combines face to face and online modes in a planned way. Statement B is correct as online teaching demands carefully designed instructions, resources and activities to guide learners in the virtual environment. Statement C is also correct since learners in online settings must exercise greater autonomy and manage their time effectively. Statement D is false because teacher learner interaction remains important in online teaching, though it takes different forms such as forums, video sessions and feedback messages. Therefore the true statements are A, B and C only, making A, B and C only the correct combination.

Option A:
Option A gathers A, B and C, all of which accurately describe key aspects of online and blended teaching. It excludes D, which wrongly claims that online teaching removes the need for interaction. Because it contains all and only the true statements, A, B and C only is the correct answer.

Option B:
Option B picks A and B but leaves out C, despite C correctly highlighting the increased importance of learner autonomy and time management. Omitting this true statement leads to an incomplete characterisation of online learning. Hence A and B only cannot be accepted as the right option.

Option C:
Option C lists B and C as correct but omits A, even though A precisely defines blended learning as an intentional integration of modes. Without acknowledging this feature, the description remains partial. Therefore B and C only is not the correct choice.

Option D:
Option D combines A, C and D and wrongly includes D as a correct statement, even though it denies the ongoing need for teacher learner interaction online. Mixing a false statement with true ones makes the combination logically inconsistent. Thus A, C and D only cannot be considered the correct answer.