NMMS West Bengal 2024-25: Application, Last Date, Eligibility, Exam Date, Admit Card

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The most effective method for preparing for and simulating an actual exam is to use the NMMS question papers. The NMMS scholarship question papers are provided by the State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERTs) two weeks prior to the exam date.

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This NMMS examination also has a certain standard of cutoff criteria set by the state and category. As an SC candidate, it is generally lower than for General candidates.

In most states, the SC demands that candidates pass each of the two sections with a minimum score: the Mental Ability Test (MAT) and Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). This could mean roughly 64 marks out of 200, assuming that the maximum mark is 200. However, states may have different qualifying cutoff marks and overall selection is regulated by factors such as the number of scholarships available and the competition.

Scoring 64 marks should suffice, if that is sufficient for or exceeds the cutoff in your state's SC category. You would need to verify cutoffs for both your state and category, though.

If you have lost your NMMS (National Means-cum-Merit Scholarship) exam hall ticket and need to check your result, don't worry, there are several ways to retrieve it:

1. **Check Result on the Official Website:**

- Visit the official website of your state’s NMMS exam board.

- Look for the "NMMS Results" section.

- Results are often displayed by candidate names or roll numbers, and you may find your result using your name or date of birth.

2. **Contact Your School:**

- Your school receives the results for all students who appeared for the exam.

- Contact your school administration or the teacher in charge of the NMMS exam for assistance in retrieving your roll number and result.

3. **Check Emails or Messages:**

- Many exam boards send confirmation emails or messages after the NMMS application submission or hall ticket download. Look through your inbox or messages for this information.

4. **Contact the Exam Authority:**

- If none of the above methods work, you can reach out to the NMMS exam board helpline. They might require personal identification details to help you retrieve your roll number or result.

By following these steps, you should be able to check your NMMS result even if your hall ticket is lost.

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Two papers make up the Class 8 NMMS (National Means-cum-Merit Scholarship) exam:

The Mental Ability Test (MAT) measures a person's capacity for critical thought, reasoning, and problem-solving. It covers topics such as pattern recognition, numerical series, classifications, analogies, and more.

The Scholastic Aptitude Test, or SAT, assesses a candidate's general knowledge as well as their proficiency in science, math, and social studies. It centres on the academic material that students have studied.

While every state may have a unique curriculum and format, both exams usually feature multiple-choice questions (M CQs).