84% of AP SET English- 2026 (Paper-II) questions are from our NETSET notes
AP SET ENGLISH -MARCH 2026
ANALYSIS OF QUESTION PAPER- (Paper-II)
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Literary Genres- Terms |
9-epic,
alienation, sonnet, personification, sprung, caesura, magic realism,
travelogue, epistolary |
4-Artaud,
frame, Pinter, other |
2-
discourse, lyric essay, |
15 |
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Criticism |
16-
catharsis, anagnorisis, Langue-Parole, hegemony, culture industry, hybridity,
subaltern, Death of author, New criticism, intentional, affective, Poetics,
Anatomy of, Ostraneinie, Derrida,
ecriture, |
11-
polyphony, BCCCS, Orientalism,
location of culture, Arnold’s def. of culture, dialogism, practical crit.,
Psychoanalytic, Reader response, ISA, Intertextuality |
9-
Empire writes back, coding, Black Atlantic, de Certau, Apology for Poetry,
New Historicism, Foucault, Queer, Political unconscious, |
36 |
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Before renaissance |
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0 |
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Renaissance to Neo Classical |
2-to
be, Bacon |
1-montaigne |
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3 |
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Romanticism/ Victorian |
1-ode,
pride &prejudice |
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2 |
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Modern/Post Modern |
4-absurd,
wasteland, objective-correlative, room of ones own, |
3-Ibsen,
second coming, woolf |
5-second
coming, Kafka, politics of English, New Journalism, shooting elephant |
11 |
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Indian |
2-God
of small, Rajmohan wife |
1-Malgudi |
2-rajarao,
Nativism |
5 |
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Other World Lit |
1-Hansberry |
2-confessional,
O.Henry, |
2-dickinson,
Gatsby |
5 |
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ELT |
6-chomsky,
semantics, scaffolding, Macaulay, Minute, Baboos |
4-CLT,
Krashen, SaphirWhorf, Kachru |
3-Halliday,
Grice, CDA |
13 |
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Research Methods |
3-lit
review, primary source, qualitative |
3-MLA,
Hypothesis, synchronic |
4-archival,
triangulation, textual, distant reading |
10 |
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TOTAL |
44 |
29 |
27 |
100 |
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84
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84% of AP SET English- 2026 (Paper-II) questions are from our NETSET notes
AP SET ENGLISH -MARCH 2026
ANALYSIS OF QUESTION PAPER- (Paper-II)
|
Major Area / Number of
Questions |
Level of
Difficulty |
Total |
||||
|
Easy |
Medium |
Critical |
|
|||
|
Literary Genres- Terms |
9-epic,
alienation, sonnet, personification, sprung, caesura, magic realism,
travelogue, epistolary |
4-Artaud,
frame, Pinter, other |
2-
discourse, lyric essay, |
15 |
|
|
|
Criticism |
16-
catharsis, anagnorisis, Langue-Parole, hegemony, culture industry, hybridity,
subaltern, Death of author, New criticism, intentional, affective, Poetics,
Anatomy of, Ostraneinie, Derrida,
ecriture, |
11-
polyphony, BCCCS, Orientalism,
location of culture, Arnold’s def. of culture, dialogism, practical crit.,
Psychoanalytic, Reader response, ISA, Intertextuality |
9-
Empire writes back, coding, Black Atlantic, de Certau, Apology for Poetry,
New Historicism, Foucault, Queer, Political unconscious, |
36 |
|
|
|
Before renaissance |
- |
- |
- |
0 |
|
|
|
Renaissance to Neo Classical |
2-to
be, Bacon |
1-montaigne |
|
3 |
|
|
|
Romanticism/ Victorian |
1-ode,
pride &prejudice |
|
|
2 |
|
|
|
Modern/Post Modern |
4-absurd,
wasteland, objective-correlative, room of ones own, |
3-Ibsen,
second coming, woolf |
5-second
coming, Kafka, politics of English, New Journalism, shooting elephant |
11 |
|
|
|
Indian |
2-God
of small, Rajmohan wife |
1-Malgudi |
2-rajarao,
Nativism |
5 |
|
|
|
Other World Lit |
1-Hansberry |
2-confessional,
O.Henry, |
2-dickinson,
Gatsby |
5 |
|
|
|
ELT |
6-chomsky,
semantics, scaffolding, Macaulay, Minute, Baboos |
4-CLT,
Krashen, SaphirWhorf, Kachru |
3-Halliday,
Grice, CDA |
13 |
|
|
|
Research Methods |
3-lit
review, primary source, qualitative |
3-MLA,
Hypothesis, synchronic |
4-archival,
triangulation, textual, distant reading |
10 |
|
|
|
TOTAL |
44 |
29 |
27 |
100 |
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