Hello Student,

Yes, you can pursue your 11th class next year but you cannot continue next year's class with this session but you have to file an enrollment for your 11th class again with full annual fee and other payable amounts to take admission. Once your enrollment in 11th class

First chalk out the Syllabus of KVPY SA or SX whichever youre Targetting and start referring to your JEE/NEET Preparation Material for the relevant chapters. Once youre done with the Syllabus you may seriously Solve the Previous Years Papers of KVPY, Analyze the Questions and Solutions and make notes. Try

Hi Aspirant!

You can write mock tests available on the official website of KVPY. You can access these by our website also:

https://school.careers360.com/articles/kvpy-mock-test

Other than this, you can write previous years question papers / sample papers to check your preparattion.  Link for PYQs :

https://school.careers360.com/articles/kvpy-sample-papers

You can also try our

Hello Aspirant,

See there are three categories of KVPY examination SA, SX and SB category for class 11th, 12th and UG students respectively.

So if you are currently studying in class 12th then you can appear for SX category KVPY and can avail scholarship for further studies in the field

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It is very difficult to predict the college you can get as it depends on a number of factors like

* the number of students that apply in DU for admission

* Marks/percentage in 12th of different students applying in DU

* the number of seats in the course

Dear student,

KVPY is a scholarship program, conducted by Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. It was started by the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India , to identify the highly motivated and talented students and encourage them to take up research careers in Basic Science.

In KVPY, there

Hi Aspirant,

Yes, a student who has passed SSLC(i.e., class 10) and have been admitted to PU 1(i.e., class 11) can apply for Kishore Vaigyanik Protsahan Yojana (KVPY). You can apply under stream SA.  Students who have passed 10th Standard Board Examination and eligible to enroll in 12th standard (Science