NTSE

The syllabus for the NTSE for 2024-25 comprises the MAT and SAT. The SAT is for maths, science, and social Science while the MAT is on verbal and non-verbal reasoning. The NCERT's class 9 and 10 syllabus serves as a basis for the syllabus. However, it must be noted that NCERT does not prescribe any syllabus. Stage 1 will continue to be carried out with the syllabus of that particular state board in some states. The English subject has also been dropped from the NTSE exam. 

 The NTSE is typically conducted in two stages:1. Stage I (State Level): This stage is done by individual states2 .Stage II (National Level): Candidates who qualify in Stage I  to go on this stage automatically.There are 2 exams in this paper 1- MAT (mental ability test ) test include logical reasoning aptitude test and problem solving question2- SAT (scholastic aptitude test ) in this test it covered like Science social Science and mathematics subjectWho qualify these days to it will get you scholarship in class 11 I do not give this exam  

The state level exam conducting authorities will release the NTSC stage 1 admit card 2024 on various dates depending on the state. Some states release NTSE admit card 2024 stage 1 in online mode through the official website, while others provide NTSE hall ticket 2024 in offline mode through respective schools. Students will able to collect the NTSE stage 1 2022 admit card from the respective school authorities.

Nahh, you are not allowed to appear for NTSE when you are in Class 9; this exam is meant for students currently studying in Class 10.So just hang tight, and if you are in Class 10, then you will be eligible to apply. You can start preparation if you mean it seriously. It's a competitive examination worth attempting.

A total of 79 students are selected for the second stage of the National Talent Search Examination in Uttarakhand. This number falls under the state quota for the recommending of candidates following enrollment of children and performance standards in the state level examination conducted by the authorities of the Uttarakhand education. 

YES, if you have missed your NTSE in the 2022 exam. You can attempt again but only if you are eligible.Eligibility for the NTSE Exam.Age Requirement: This exam is open to all students taking the 10th-grade exam. In addition, students under the age of eighteen on July 1st of that year are eligible to take the NTSE exam.Indian nationality is a prerequisite for enrollment. Students of Indian descent who reside overseas are also qualified to take the test.

In Uttar Pradesh, prior to the suspension, the NTSE application process typically began in August, with the application forms made available online on the official website of the Exam Regulatory Authority, Uttar Pradesh: examregulatoryauthorityup.in. 

The syllabus of NTSE for 8th standard students of Haryana comprises:Mental Ability Test (MAT): Logical Reasoning, Pattern Recognition, Classification, Analogy, Series, etc.Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT):Science: Physics, Chemistry, Biology (formatting National curriculum document for classes 7-8).Mathematics: Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Mensuration, Statistics (upto class 8).Social Science: History, Geography, Civics and Economics (syllabus for classes 7 and 8).For more information, refer to the official Haryana NTSE notification or website.

Hii, The NTSE 2024-25 application forms for Class 10 can be obtained through the SCERT (State Council of Educational Research and Training) websites of respective states or offline from schools and liaison offices. The process varies slightly across states, and submission is typically routed via schools or directly to liaison officers. Keep an eye on your state SCERT's official website for the latest updates and deadlines. Visit ncert.nic.in for more details. Thanks.