NTSE Qualifying cutoff 2019 for General and OBC Category is 40% and SC/ST category is 32%. Your score is good enough to qualify the first state But the selection for the second stage depends on State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT), Chandigarh cutoff, You can stay tuned with

NTSE Qualifying cutoff 2019 for General and OBC Category is 40% and SC/ST category is 32%. But the selection for the second stage depends on SCERT, Andhra Pradesh. The result of andhra Pradesh is expected to come out in the second week of February, 2019. You can stay tuned with

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Cut off will be around 170-180

As per 2019 qualifying cutoff General category, you should have 40% of 200 marks. You will have to score 40 marks in each- MAT and SAT and overall 80 to qualify. Your score is good enough to qualify, But the selection for the second round depends on Chhatisgarh cutoff. You

As per 2019 qualifying cutoff General category,  You should have 40% of 200 marks. You will have to score 40 marks in each- MAT and SAT and overall 80 to qualify. But the selection for the second round depends on Telangana cutoff.

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Hi, the result will be declared in the month of March. Result will be declared in the form of merit list with scores of SAT and MAT. Only selected candidates whose names appear in the list will be eligible to appear for stage 2, which will be held on May

As a General category students you should have 40% of 200 marks. You will have to score 40 marks in each- MAT and SAT and overall 80 to qualify. Your score is good enough to qualify, But the selection for the second round depends on Telangana cutoff.

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Many coaching Institutes have made answer keys for NTSE, and You can check them on their websites, Resonance who is a trusted Brand among them has also released answer keys and You can check answer key by them by following the link below.

https://www.resonance.ac.in/answer-key-solutions/NTSE/2018-19/Stage-1/Answer-Key-Solution.aspx

Hi Arpit 

If you are scoring more than 60 you are safe .If you see individually per paper MAT,English,Hindi and SAT ,you will have to score 40%-50% marks in each of them.Tentitive result declaration dates lies in January-march.So you need to wait just a few days.

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