Hello Candidate,

If you have already cleared NTSE stage 1 examination, and then you have a time period of three months for preparing for the stage 2 examination then make sure that you make a proper timetable for yourself so that you can give a specific amount of time for NTSE preparation on a daily basis without making it a pile of heck at the last.

Here are some of the best books which you can use for your preparation in the last 3 months-

Study Guide NTSE (MAT + SAT) for Class 10th 2019-2020Arihant Experts

Pearson Guide to NTSE Class 10 (English)Pearson India

Practice Test Papers for NTSE Class X 1st EditionMcGraw(Hill Publications)

A Comprehensive Manual for NTSEAccess Publishing

Also make sure that you attend an adequate number of sample papers and give proper mock tests to finalize your strategy regarding time planning.

Good Luck!!

Hello,

EWS certificate is required after the declaration of the result to crosscheck the given details and their authenticity.  If you have qualified the 2nd stage of NTSE then you need to present your EWS certificate.

Hope this helps you.

Hello,

3 months will be enough to prepare yourself for NTSE stage 1

Keep in mind that this is only the first stage. Simply do your best to achieve the highest possible score. Once you've completed this step, you'll have plenty of time to go on to the next.

Keep in mind that this is a simple paper. Attempt to compile a list of short questions from the NCERT text (NCERT books are the best books for Social Science and Science ) Line by line, read it.

Take a lot of practise tests. This will reveal the areas of your body you are weak in. DO NOT WORKOUT ON YOUR WEAK TOPICS RIGHT NOW AFTER YOU HAVE DETERMINED YOUR WEAKNESS. After you've completed this level, you may concentrate on your weak areas.

It is the grades that matter, not the topics.

To get a good grade, try concentrating on your strong subjects right now.

The Bihar NTSE Stage I paper covers the Bihar State Board syllabus for classes IX and X. There will be two tests, the MAT and the SAT.

Paper I, or the MAT, will consist of 100 Mental Ability Multiple Choice Questions to be answered in 120 minutes. To pass the first stage of the NTSE, one must achieve the highest possible MAT score.

Paper II, or the SAT, will have 100 multiple choice questions (40 from science, 40 from social science, and 20 from math) that must be answered in 120 minutes.

The overall score in both examinations will determine merit and, as a result, selection for NTSE Stage II.

As you are undoubtedly aware, on the NTSE, time management is perhaps the most important factor in determining your grade. Attempting 200 questions over three exams in under 180 minutes is a difficult challenge. As a result, you must be quick. If you are quick at answering questions and have an advantage over the other competitors, you can score a lot in Mental Ability.

Hope it helped

All the best!!

Hello,

The expected cut off for MP NTSE 2021 stage 1 is as follows category-wise

• General: 175-185
• SC: 152-162
• ST: 130-140
• PH: 105-130
• EWS: 80-100
• OBC: 162-178

The cut off changes every year depending on factors such as total number of candidates appeared, difficulty level of examination, highest score, lowest score previous year cut off etc.

To check the article on MP NTSE stage 1 cut off click on the link below

https://school.careers360.com/articles/ntse-madhya-pradesh-cutoff

Aspirant, please accept my greetings.

I hope everything in your life is going well right now.

Please accept my apologies for telling you, but I think that after the application form has been submitted, these changes will not be taken into account. Similar occurrences have occurred in the past, and many of my friends and acquaintances have also seen them. To connect with them in such situations, I recommend that you write them an email or call them on their hotline number provided on their website. There is a high likelihood that they will respond to your inquiry, and if they do not, you will be required to apply for alternative entrance tests in the future.

I hope you were successful in finding the answer to your question. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any queries. Wishing you a great day!

Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing well.

The National Council for Educational Research and Training (NCERT) will release the stage 2 NTSE result 2021 in November 2021 on ncert.nic.in. Results for NTSE stage 2 in the year 2021 will be made available in the form of a preliminary result, which may be obtained by providing the necessary credentials. The results of the second stage of the National Talent Search Examination, which will be conducted on October 24, 2021, will be announced. The NTSE stage II result 2021 includes the student's personal information, as well as their marks from the NTSE test, as well as their OMR answer sheet. Utilizing their response sheet and answer key, students may check their stage 2 NTSE results for the year 2021. They are expected to disclose any discrepancies (if any) in the NTSE result stage 2 before the deadline for submission of the report. The National Council for Educational Research and Training (NCERT) will thereafter release the final NTSE result 2021 in the form of category-wise merit lists. The NTSE stage 2 cutoff marks will be published at the same time as the NTSE stage 2 result 2021.

Hope you got the answer to your question. Incase of any queries, feel free to question. Have a great day!

Hi,

The NTSE examination is held in two stages namely, stage 1 and stage 2. It is a offline and once a year examination.

Eligibility criteria:

Indian students who are studying in Class X can apply for NTSE. They should have minimum marks of 60% in class IX. There is a relaxation of 5% marks for reserved students. Candidates should be studying in a recognized school and board.

Exam details:

The stage 1 has been already held in the month of December 2020,dates were 12th,13th,19th,27th and also on January 3,17,24 and February 21st 2021.

Currently, NTSE has postponed the conduct of NTSE 2021 Stage 2 exam scheduled on June 13 due to rising pandemic situation. The new date for the same is yet to be announced.

I hope this helps.

GOOD LUCK.

Hello,

The previous year cut off for Gujarat NTSE Stage 1 was as follows category wise

• General:175
• EWS: 132
• OBC: 158
• SC: 151
• ST: 145
• PWD: 89

You haven't mentioned your category, assuming that you belong to general category you do not have chances to qualify in stage 1 and appear for stage 2. The expected cut off for this year is as follows

• General:170-180
• EWS: 130-140
• OBC: 155-165
• SC: 150-160
• ST: 145-155
• PWD: 90-100

The cut off depends on factors such as total number of candidates appeared, highest score, previous year cut off etc.

To check the article on Gujarat NTSE 2021 click on the link below

https://school.careers360.com/articles/ntse-gujarat-cutoff

Hi

You can download NTSE Andhra Pradesh sample papers by visiting our page for which link is provided below:-

https://school.careers360.com/articles/ntse-andhra-pradesh-question-papers

Practicing sample papers will help you alot

• first of all it will help you to know the examination pattern
• you will know the type of questions which are asked
• the difficulty level of the exam
• your preparation level
• your ability to manage time if you solve the sample paper in fixed time
• I will help you to build confidence

To help you further,

Some important topic for NTSE is provided below

Thank you

Dear leaner,

Go and check the official website ,or as NTSE answer key for current year papers . students can check their score likely .

Here is the link for 2020-2021 .

https://www.google.com/amp/s/school.careers360.com/articles/ntse-andhra-pradesh-answer-key/amp check there

And this is the link for previous year.

https://ntse.fiitjee.com/NTSE-Paper-1920.aspx ..

All the best.