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Deeksha Dixit
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No, the NTSE is not held for class eight. To appear in this exam, you have to be in class 10. The eligibility criteria to appear in the NTSE are as follows:
1. You need to be in class 10 at any recognised private or government school.
2. For stage one, there is no other age or score-based criteria.
3. The only criteria for stage one is that open and distance learning students must not be employed.
4. To appear in Stage 2, you must have qualified for Stage 1.
5. You need to have scored 60% in your class 9th to appear in stage 2, which is conducted at the national level.
1. You need to be in class 10 at any recognised private or government school.
2. For stage one, there is no other age or score-based criteria.
3. The only criteria for stage one is that open and distance learning students must not be employed.
4. To appear in Stage 2, you must have qualified for Stage 1.
5. You need to have scored 60% in your class 9th to appear in stage 2, which is conducted at the national level.
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Deeksha Dixit
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The NTSE stage 1 is conducted at the state level, and stage 2 is at the national level. If you fail stage 2 but pass stage 1, you may be eligible for the following benefits:
1. You can get preferential treatment in admission to top schools for the 11th grade.
2. Some states may offer scholarships as part of their student assistance programme.
3. It might give you some confidence for board exams.
4. You may be facilitated by your school to be able to make it to NTSE Stage 2. As of now, NTSE has been put on hold by NCERT, and you have to wait for notification for the next cycle.
1. You can get preferential treatment in admission to top schools for the 11th grade.
2. Some states may offer scholarships as part of their student assistance programme.
3. It might give you some confidence for board exams.
4. You may be facilitated by your school to be able to make it to NTSE Stage 2. As of now, NTSE has been put on hold by NCERT, and you have to wait for notification for the next cycle.
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Deeksha Dixit
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No, you will not be eligible for a scholarship if you only pass NTSE Stage 1. To be eligible for a scholarship, you must also pass Stage 2. Passing NTSE stage one will make you eligible to appear for NTSE stage two. After passing stage two, you will be awarded a scholarship of approximately Rs. 1250 per month up to the 12th grade. If you only pass the state-level NTSE exam and do not pass stage two at the national level, you will not be eligible for a central scholarship. Some states might award scholars or give preferential treatment to stage one merit students, but there are no such mandatory scholars from the government for NTSE sta
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Deeksha Dixit
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The NTSE is a Scholarship Exam for 10th grade students. The advantages of clearing NTSE are as follows:
1. One of the main incentives for students to pass this exam was the opportunity to receive monthly scholarships.
2. The students receive a monthly scholarship of Rs. 1250 until class 12 and Rs. 2000 for the degree course.
3. NSTE scholars are given preferential treatment when applying to top colleges because it enhances their profile.
4. It boost the confidence of students to prepare for major competitive exams like JEE, NEET etc.
5. It might even help you apply to study abroad. Although you won't receive a scholarship if you pursue
1. One of the main incentives for students to pass this exam was the opportunity to receive monthly scholarships.
2. The students receive a monthly scholarship of Rs. 1250 until class 12 and Rs. 2000 for the degree course.
3. NSTE scholars are given preferential treatment when applying to top colleges because it enhances their profile.
4. It boost the confidence of students to prepare for major competitive exams like JEE, NEET etc.
5. It might even help you apply to study abroad. Although you won't receive a scholarship if you pursue
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Deeksha Dixit
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The National Talent Search Examination used to be conducted to award scholarships to high school students. Currently, this exam is put on hold by NCERT.
1. The exam was a national-level exam for students in the 10th grade.
2. The students who scored top marks in this exam were awarded scholarships in the form of monthly stipends.
3. The scholarship amount was Rs. 1250 per month for classes 11–12 and Rs. 2000 for degree-level study.
4. Students were eligible to avail themselves of scholarships up to the Ph.D. level, as mandated by UGC.
5. The NTSE was conducted in two stages: stage one at the state level and stage two at the natio
1. The exam was a national-level exam for students in the 10th grade.
2. The students who scored top marks in this exam were awarded scholarships in the form of monthly stipends.
3. The scholarship amount was Rs. 1250 per month for classes 11–12 and Rs. 2000 for degree-level study.
4. Students were eligible to avail themselves of scholarships up to the Ph.D. level, as mandated by UGC.
5. The NTSE was conducted in two stages: stage one at the state level and stage two at the natio
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Deeksha Dixit
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For students in the 10th grade, NCERT administers the "NTSE, " also known as the National Talent Search Examination. The NTSE has two papers: the Mental Aptitude Test (MAT) and the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). The best textbooks for studying for the Mental Aptitude Test are typically NCERT texts. You may, however, prefer some other MAT study guides due to the dearth of practice questions with thorough explanations. Among the books that are frequently recommended are:
1. By RS Aggarwal, Modern Approach to Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning
2. Mental Ability for NTSE by Odisha Experts
3. Aihant's NTSE Study Guide
1. By RS Aggarwal, Modern Approach to Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning
2. Mental Ability for NTSE by Odisha Experts
3. Aihant's NTSE Study Guide
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yash sahani
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NTSE exam pattern for Stage 1 & Stage 2 is divided into two parts as SAT & MAT. There will be 100 questions each in both MAT and SAT (Science-40, Maths-20, Social Science-40). This section will have questions on analytical and logical reasoning. How is the MAT section of NTSE exam? Overall, the MAT section of NTSE is a pure test of mental ability. Preparing for MAT during the last month will give you upsetting results and you are strictly avoided against it. It is a scoring section, and you must conquer it with confidence.
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kirti Gupta
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NTSE 2020 training Institutes are greatly beneficial for the NTSE 2020 education. Countrywide talent seek exam is one of the maximum prestigious scholarship schemes in India. This scheme become initiated via NCERT in 1963 under the name countrywide Science expertise seek Scheme (NSTSS). Consistent with NTSE scheme, candidates who manage to qualify the 2 ranges of the exam will avail the supply of having a scholarship. A complete of 2000 scholarships are offered to the meritorious students. For the reason that date of exam has been released aspirants have to start making ready for the exam. Applicants are suggested to join the first-cla
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