Maslow's Need Hierarchy Theory — UGC NET/JRF Labour Welfare

Maslow's Need Hierarchy Theory is a high-scoring topic in the UGC NET/JRF Paper II Labour Welfare / Personnel Management / Industrial Relations / HRM syllabus (Subject Code 55). In recent exams this topic has been very frequently asked, making it a must-prepare area for serious aspirants.

Where it sits in the official syllabus

How to prepare this topic

Read the unit-wise study notes for Maslow's Need Hierarchy Theory, practice the matching topic-wise MCQ sets, and check how it has appeared in previous year question papers — all free on Karn HR Academy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Maslow's Need Hierarchy Theory important for UGC NET Paper II (Labour Welfare / HRM)?

Yes — Maslow's Need Hierarchy Theory is one of the most frequently asked areas in UGC NET Paper II Labour Welfare (Subject Code 55). Questions from it recur across exam cycles, so treat it as a must-prepare topic.

Which unit of the UGC NET Labour Welfare syllabus covers Maslow's Need Hierarchy Theory?

Maslow's Need Hierarchy Theory falls under Unit IV (Organisational Behaviour) of the official UGC NET/JRF Paper II syllabus for Labour Welfare / Personnel Management / Industrial Relations / HRM (Subject Code 55).

How should I prepare Maslow's Need Hierarchy Theory for UGC NET?

Start with the unit-wise study notes for Maslow's Need Hierarchy Theory, then attempt the matching topic-wise MCQ sets, and finish by checking how it has been asked in previous year question papers. All three are free on Karn HR Academy.

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