NSEP Registration 2020

NSEP Registration 2020 - IAPT (Indian Association of Physics Teachers) will release the application form of NSEP 2020 in the first week of August 2020 on iaptexam.in. NSEP enrollment form for students will be released in the third week of August 2020. Students can register directly through centre registration or can submit applications online for NSEP 2020 till the last date. Along with the NSEP 2020 application form, students need to submit the registration fee. NSEP registration fee is Rs. 150 which needs to pay in cash to the centre-in-charge. The application fee received once can't be refunded. Indian Association of Physics Teachers will conduct the National Standard Examination in Physics (NSEP) in last week of November 2020 for students across India. Students who qualify NSEP will move on the second level of the exam, i.e., Indian National Physics Olympiad (INPhO), which is a qualifying round for Orientation-cum-selection round and further to the 50th International Physics Olympiad (IPhO). To read more about how to NSEP Registration 2020, stages of NSEP, benefits and such, read below:

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NSEP Registration 2020 Dates

Students can register for NSEP through their schools. Check the table given below to know dates and events for NSEP 2020 registration-

NSEP Application Dates 2020 (Tentative)

NSEP 2020 Eligibility Criteria

Before moving on to the NSEP registration 2020, it is important to check if you are eligible for the exam or not. Here is the complete eligibility criteria for NSEP 2020:

• Must be eligible to hold an Indian passport.
• OCI applicants will not be eligible for selection to the Indian team for the International Physics Olympiad.
• Students must be born between July 1, 2001 and June 30, 2006 including both days.
• The applicant must be living and studying in India since November 30, 2017 or earlier.
• Students must not have qualified the class 12 board exam before November 30, 2020.
• The applicant must not have started or planning to start studies in a university or equivalent institution by June 1, 2021.
• The candidate must not be appearing in NSEJS 2020 too.
• A maximum of 10 scholarships will be awarded to encourage students to pursue their careers in physics. Candidates seek admission in B.Sc. (with physics) are eligible for NSEP scholarships.

How to register for NSEP 2020-21?

To register for NSEP or National Standard Examination in Physics 2020, students will have to contact their respective centres. students can follow the following steps to fill NSEP registration forms:

Step 1: Download application form using the links given below.

Step 2: Fill the form with correct details and use capital letters to fill the form where asked.

Step 3: Provide all the information in NSEP 2020 registration form

Step 4: Submit the form to your respective centre along with the exam fee before the last date.

NSEP Registration fee 2020

• Students will have to pay the registration fee to the school authorities in order to complete the NSEP registration 2020.
• After collecting money from all the candidates, schools will pay the application fee to IAPT.
• This is a one time fee and students who qualify and progress further won’t have to pay any fee till the last stage, i.e., International Physics Olympiad.
• Fee once paid will not be refunded.

NSEP Registration Fee

Details to be filled in NSEP Registration Form 2020

Students need to fill the below given details in the form correctly.

• Name of the Student
• Class
• Gender
• Father's Name/ Mother's Name
• Date of Birth
• Subject
• School Name & Address
• Student's Postal Address

Snapshot of NSEP Student FormNSEP Admit Card 2020

IAPT will release the admit card of NSEP 2020 in November 2020 for all the applicants. Students who will complete the NSEP registration 2020 before the last date will be able to collect the admit card in offline mode. Students can contact to centre in charge to collect their admit card.

NSEP 2020 Syllabus

Indian Association of Physics Teachers (IAPT) prescribes the syllabus of NSEP. The questions can be asked NCERT syllabus up to class 12th. NSEP Exam is conducted to analyze the candidate's Theoretical Skills and Experimental Skills. The syllabus also includes Maths to test a candidate's problem-solving skills. The NSEP syllabus includes topics such as

1. Electromagnetic Fields
2. Oscillations and Waves
3. Dynamics
4. Mechanics
5. Measurement techniques and apparatus
6. Data Analysis
7. Geometry and stereometry
8. Approximate and numerical methods etc.

NSEP 2020 Exam Pattern

• NSEP 2020 exam is divided into two parts, A1 and A2.
• Part A1 will consist of 60 questions of 180 marks and part A2 will comprise of 10 questions of 60 marks.
• The total score of NSEP 2020 will be 240 marks.
• Students will also be penalized for 1 mark for each wrong answer and for each correct answer, 3 marks will be added to the scores.
• The question paper will be available in English, Hindi, Gujarati, Bangla, and others. Students have to select one during NSEP enrollment.

NSEP Question Papers

IAPT also releases the previous year's NSEP question papers for the students who are for the NSEP exam. These question papers are helpful for the candidates to analyze their preparation level and know the difficulty level of the exam. Click on the link given above to download NSEP question papers along with the solution.

NSEP Result 2020

IAPT will declare the result of NSEP 2020 in January 2020. Students who qualify NSEP will be eligible to appear for Indian National Physics Olympiad (INPhO), which is a qualifying round for Orientation-cum-selection round and further to the 50th International Physics Olympiad (IPhO).

What after NSEP 2020?

NSEP 2020 is the first stage of the five stages till International Physics Olympiad. Read more about all the stages below:

Stage 1: National Standard Examination in Physics 2020 (NSEP) will take place in registered schools all across India. There are approx. 1400 centers and around 20,000 to 60,000 students appear for NSEP every year.

Stage 2: Indian National Physics Olympiad 2020 will be held in January 2021. Approx 300-500 students will be selected from NSEP 2020. INPhO will be conducted at 18 centers across India. Theoretical objective and long answer questions will be asked in INPhO.

Stage 3: Orientation-cum-selection Camp will be held at the Homi Bhabha Centre for Science and Research and 35 - 50 students will be selected for further stages in this camp. Applicants will be asked questions based on experimental and theoretical sessions at the camp.

Stage 4: Succeeding Orientation-cum-selection Camp, a Pre-Departure Camp will take place from July to November 2021. Out of the 35-50 students, 4 - 6 students will be selected to go for the next stage of the Olympiad.

Stage 5: The last stage is International Physics Olympiad (IPhO) in which 4 - 6 students will be representing India at the international level. Students who win the gold medal at IPhO have a provision to join the Department of Atomic Energy, an organization directly under the Prime Minister of India, which works to develop nuclear power technology and applications of radiation technologies in the fields of agriculture, medicine, industry and basic research.

Stages of NSEP