All about NTSE 2020:
The National Talent Search Examination (NTSE) is a National Level scholarship program of The National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT), under guidance of Government of India to identify and nurture talented students. It honours and helps talented students by providing financial assistance in the form of a monthly scholarship for the Academic Career. Students studying in Class X are eligible to appear for the selection process. It is widely regarded as the most prestigious examination at high school level in India. For more details of NTSE, students can visit www.ncert.nic.in
There is a two-stage selection process for award of scholarship. Stage -I is a screening for Stage – II, in Stage - I, selection will be done by States/UTs through the written examination. Each State/Union Territory has been allotted a quota to recommend a specific number of candidates for the Stage - II examination. Students who qualify Stage - I will be eligible to appear for Stage - II examination conducted by NCERT.
The scholarship under the present scheme awarded to the candidates for pursuing courses in Science and Social science up to “Doctoral level” and in professional courses like Medicine and Engineering up to “second-degree level” subject to the fulfillment of the conditions provided in the information brochure (as decided by NCERT). As on date 2000 scholarships are awarded in the country with reservation as per Govt. rules.
Why NTSE – Advantages of NTSE 2020:
NTSE is the prestigious examination at high school level in India, student who get this scholarship also get a tag value of “NTSE scholar”, which gives you moral edge over your competitor, apart from this many good collages also reserved some seats and some collages provide other facilities; many foreign collages also provide may facility to NTSE scholar.
NTSE scholar also awarded by financial benefit by Govt. of India, following are the Scholarship Amount that provided to students:
The rates of scholarship at different stages are given as under:
|
Sl. No. |
Stage - Level |
Rate of Scholarship |
|
1. |
Higher Secondary level.
|
Rs. 1250/- p.m. |
|
2. |
Graduate and Post Graduate
|
Rs. 2000/- p.m. |
|
3. |
For Ph.D. degree (four years)
|
As per UGC norms |
Mode of Payment:
The payment of scholarship shall be made direct to the awardees. The scholarship amount will be either directly transferred to their joint account through e-banking or will be sent through bank draft wherever above-mentioned e-banking facilities are not available.
i. The payment of scholarship shall be made to the awardees on the receipt of the claim bill on a prescribed Performa sent to the NCERT duly signed by the Principal/ Head of the Institution and accompanied by the mark sheet of the previous annual examination.
ii. The Payment of scholarship to the awardees will be made for a maximum period of 12 months in a one academic session subject to the condition for the maximum period of duration of the specific course.
NTSE 2020 Exam Important dates:
|
Events |
Stage I dates |
Stage II dates |
|
NTSE application dates |
August 2019 |
No registration |
|
NTSE Admit card released |
By the second week of October 2019 |
Third week of April 2019 |
|
NTSE Exam dates |
03, 04, & 17 November and 1December, 2019 |
10 May, 2020 |
|
NTSE Result to be released |
January – March 2020 |
September 2020 |
NTSE Eligibility Criteria 2020:
Candidates who want to obtain the NTSE 2020 scholarship must fulfill the eligibility criteria for the exam as mentioned by the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT). NCERT prescribed NTSE Eligibility criteria is followed by all States/UTs conducting Stage I exam. Only candidates who will satisfy NTSE Eligibility Criteria 2020 will be awarded the scholarship after the announcement of the final NTSE results.
NTSE 2020 Eligibility Criteria for stage I exam (state level):
The conditions are listed below:
Candidates currently studying in Class 10th from any recognized Private/Government schools including Kendriya Vidyalaya, Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, and Sainik Schools could apply.
The candidates can appear in their respective state/UT’s NTSE stage I exam, although there is no domicile restriction.
The SCERT of respective state/UTs may mention any additional criteria for stage I exam such as minimum qualifying marks in the previous class.
Moreover, candidates who are completing their education from Open and Distance Learning (ODL) such as the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) or state Open boards were also eligible to apply and appear for NTSE 2020.
The candidates studying from Open and Distance Learning must not be less than 18 years of age at the time of appearing in the scholarship exam. Moreover, they should not be employed (not even part-time jobs) and they should be appearing in the Class 10th qualifying examination for the first time.
NTSE 2020 Eligibility Criteria for NTSE Stage II exam:
For candidates studying in India:
Candidates appearing for NTSE stage II exam by NCERT need to fulfill the below mentioned eligibility criteria
They must be an Indian National irrespective of where they are pursuing their Class 10th qualifying examination i.e. in India or Abroad
They should have qualified stage I exam at the state level
For candidates studying outside India:
The Indian national candidates studying abroad can directly appear for stage II exam of NTSE scholarship award.
They should have scored at least 60 per cent marks in their previous qualifying examination i.e. Class 9th.
Only those candidates who should be planning to pursue their higher education in India after obtaining the NTSE Scholarship.
NTSE 2020 Reservation Criteria:
NCERT will award the NTSE scholarships 2020 on the basis of certain reservation criteria according to Govt. rules, which is provided below. Candidates will be required to mention their category and attach a copy of the certificate (in case of reserved category only) in the NTSE application form 2020.
NTSE reservation criteria 2020
|
Category |
Reservation Criteria |
|
Scheduled Caste |
15% |
|
Scheduled Tribes |
7.5% |
|
Physically Handicapped |
4% |
|
Other Backward Class |
27% |
|
EWS |
10% |
Selection Processors of NTSE:
State Level Examination:
Each State/UT conducts its own examination. They have the autonomy to lay down their own norms for the purpose of determining the eligibility of the candidates.
This examination is primarily used to recommend a given number of candidates for the second level test to be conducted by the NCERT. This number is based on the enrolment of students at Classes IX and X in different States/UTs.
The candidates are to be recommended on the basis of the merit in the written examination conducted by the States/UTs. The details of the number of candidates for different States/UTs as applicable are notified separately.
The state level screening examination is conducted in all State/UT’s on first Sunday of November except in Nagaland, Andaman and Nicobar Island, Meghalaya and Mizoram where it will be conducted on first Saturday of November every year until and unless some special circumstances occur.
State Level – Eligibility:
All students studying in Class X in any type of recognized school including Kendriya Vidyalaya, Navodaya Vidyalaya, and Sainik School etc. will be eligible to appear at the State Level Examination from the State in which the school is located.
However, no domicile restriction shall be imposed. The state may impose any other eligibility condition for appearing in the screening examination like any qualifying percentage of marks in the previous annual examination etc.
Students registered under Open and Distance Learning (ODL) are also eligible for scholarship provided the students are below the age of 18 years (as on 1st July of that particular year) the students are not employed and they are appearing in class X for the first time.
State Level – How to apply:
The students studying in Class X in the country, would be check for any advertisement in the newspapers or circulars in the school by the respective Government of their State/UT for the above said examination and act as per the requirement given in the State advertisement/circular. Any other information /query about the details of the state level examination may be had from Liaison Officers of the State/UT agencies.
The filled in application by the student be submitted to the State Liaison Officer duly signed by the Principal of the school before the due date as advertised /circulated by each concerned State/UT.
State Level – Medium of Examination
The medium of the test shall be as announced by the State/UT.
State Level – Fee
State may impose any fee for examination and/or for application form.
State Level – Examination
State level examination may have two parts: Part-I Mental Ability Test (MAT) and Part-II Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) for nominating the required number of candidates for the second level test to be conducted by the NCERT.
State Level – Examination Scheme:
Test: Mental Ability Test (MAT)- Paper-I
Exam mode – Pen-paper based test (answers to be marked on OMR sheets)
Number of Questions: 100
Number of Marks: 100
Time Duration: 120 Minutes
Timings: 09.30 am to 11.30 am
Test: Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT)- Paper-II
Exam mode – Pen-paper based test (answers to be marked on OMR sheets)
Number of Questions: 100 (Science- 40, Mathematics-20, Social Science-40)
Number of Marks: 100
Time Duration: 120 Minutes
Timings: 13.30 am to 15.30 am
Qualifying: 32% SC, ST and PWD and 40% for Others (General& OBC)
Selection Criteria: Only candidates qualifying in both the papers separately will be considered for merit.
Selection of the awardees will be made on the basis of total Marks scored in
MAT & SAT based on merit.
There will be No Negative Marking
Examination Date: 1st Sunday of November (In all the States/UTs of the country except Nagaland, Mizoram, Meghalaya and Andaman & Nicobar exam where will be held on 1st Saturday November month every year).
State Level – Results:
The State/Union Territory will prepare a merit list of the candidates ensuring the minimum qualifying marks in both the tests separately. These marks are 40 per cent in the case of General and OBC category candidates and 32 per cent in the case of SC/ST/physically challenged candidates.
The result of State Level Talent Search examination is declared in months of January/ February by the States/UTs themselves. This examination is used only to recommend the candidates for second level NTS examination conducted by the NCERT. The marks of the State level Examination are not added to the National Level Examination for award of scholarship.
No correspondence will be entertained by the NCERT with regard to first level examination conducted by the State/UT. The candidate having any query / complaint /clarification with regard to the State Level Examination shall have to correspond only with the state examination agencies.
National Level Examination:
National Level – Fee: There is no fee of any kind for appearing in the National Level Examination.
National Level – Eligibility:
The National Talent Search Examination is open for students of Indian nationality whether they study in India or abroad at Class X level.
Candidates Studying in India:
Only the candidates selected by the States/UTs on the basis of their screening
examination shall be eligible to appear in the National level examination to be conducted by the NCERT on the Second Sunday of May each year (unless otherwise notified). The NCERT will convey the roll number, the venue, the date and time for the national level examination to all such candidates directly through its portal www.ncert@nic.in.
Candidates Studying Abroad:
Students of Indian nationality studying abroad at the Class X level may also compete for Talent Search Award under the following conditions:
i. The Indian students studying abroad in Class X or equivalent class shall be exempted from the first level-screening test and shall be permitted to appear directly at the second level examination conducted by the NCERT.
ii. A candidate shall be eligible to appear in the second level NTS examination only if he or she has obtained at least 60 per cent marks (in aggregate) at the previous annual examination.
iii. A candidate will have to appear in the NTS examination at a centre in India at her/his own cost.
iv. A candidate desiring to appear in the NTS examination may request through the Head of the Institution where he or she is studying along with an attested copy (by the Head of the Institution) of the mark sheet of Class IX. The request should reach the Head, Department of Educational Survey Division, NCERT, New Delhi-110016 latest by 31st December of the concerned year.
v. The Council shall allot roll numbers to the eligible candidates and inform them about the date, time and the venue of examination along with other relevant instructions.
vi. No request for change of Centre shall be entertained.
vii. If a candidate is selected, the scholarship shall be paid for pursuing studies in India only.
viii. Change of center will be permitted in genuine cases and as per instructions issued from NCERT.
National Level – Syllabus:
There is no prescribed syllabus for the NTS examination. However, the standard of items shall be conforming to the level of Classes IX and X. A separate booklet called ‘Learn about the Test’ containing sample items for both the Tests- MAT and SAT is available in print as well as on the NCERT website www.ncert.nic.in.
Written Examination:
The written examination shall consist of two paper; Paper-I Mental Ability Test (MAT) and Paper-II Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). Both the tests will be administered on the same day.
Mental Ability Test:
There shall be 100 multiple-choice type items, with four alternatives. Each item will carry one mark. Candidates are required to answer the items on a separate OMR sheet as per instructions given in the test booklet and on the OMR sheet.
Mainly the MAT paper will be based on questions for verbal and non-verbal abilities such as reasoning and critical thinking. Also, the topics will include analogy, classification, numerical series, pattern perception, hidden figure etc.
Scholastic Aptitude Test:
The scholastic Aptitude Test will consist of 100 multiple-choice items of one mark each. Each item shall have four alternatives, out of which only one will be the correct answer. There shall be 40 items from Science, 40 from Social Science and 20 from Mathematics, is broadly based on Class 9th and Class 10th only. Candidates are required to answer the items on a separate OMR sheet to be provided at the examination centre as per instructions.
Medium:
The tests will be available in the following languages: Asamiya, Bangla, English,
Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Marathi, Malayalam, Odia, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu and Urdu. The candidate has to mention his option regarding the language in which he/she want to take the test in the application form. Accordingly, the question booklet in that language shall be made available to the candidate at the centre. After exercising this option, no request for the change of medium will be entertained.
National Level – Examination Scheme:
Test: Mental Ability Test (MAT)- Paper-I
Exam mode – Pen-paper based test (answers to be marked on OMR sheets)
Number of Questions: 100
Number of Marks: 100
Time Duration: 120 Minutes
Timings: 09.30 am to 11.30 am
Test: Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT)- Paper-II
Exam mode – Pen-paper based test (answers to be marked on OMR sheets)
Number of Questions: 100 (Science- 40, Mathematics-20, Social Science-40)
Number of Marks: 100
Time Duration: 120 Minutes
Timings: 13.30 am to 15.30 am
Qualifying: 32% SC, ST and PWD and 40% for Others (General& OBC)
Selection Criteria: Only candidates qualifying in both the papers separately will be considered for merit.
Selection of the awardees will be made on the basis of total Marks scored in
MAT & SAT based on merit.
There will be No Negative Marking
Examination Date: 2nd Sunday of May every year (In all the States/UTs of the country)
National Level – Result:
The final award shall be declared on the basis of combined scores of MAT and SAT. NCERT will declare NTSE stage II result in the second week of August. Only the selected candidates shall be informed by registered letter and through NCERT website www.ncert.nic.in. Marks obtained by the candidates in written examination will be revealed to all the candidates individually through NCERT website.
National Level – Rechecking:
Since the NCERT applies rigorous checks and counterchecks before the declaration of result, no request for re-evaluation or rechecking of scripts will be entertained. Candidates will be provided facility to have access to their scanned OMR sheets which will be placed on NCERT website along with final scoring key so that they can calculate their own score.
NTSE Detailed Syllabus:
Mathematics: These are the topics as per NTSE suggested syllabus and previous years papers. Students are advised to prepare themselves on these topics for NTSE.
Science: Science is the most aggressive and the most thrilling subject always interests students more than any other subject. The following are the topics according to NTSE syllabus.
Social Science: The history also plays major role in NTSE syllabus. Following topics covers under Social Science.
Mental Ability: The mental ability test problems known as the test of the reasoning & interpretation skills of candidates. Though, over the years, mental ability test has moulded itself into a set of questions which are still growing in variety. Following are the topics which will covered in NTSE.
General Knowledge: GK tests the information a student has on various topics like Abbreviations, Awards, and Recognition, Books and Authors, India, Sports, World. Reading a newspaper every day and following the current affairs is necessary for this section.
Allotment of E-Admit Cards:
The NCERT shall upload the E-Admit Cards for the second level examination on its website. In case there is any change of address prior to the National Level Examination, it shall be obligatory on the part of the candidate to communicate the same to the state examining authority, which in turn shall inform the NCERT for change of address after the candidate has download the admission letter for second level examination. The same may be communicated to the NCERT directly.
NTSE 2020 Application Form:
States and UTs started releasing the NTSE application form 2020 from the first week of August 2019. NTSE stage-I is scheduled to be conducted on November 2 for Mizoram, Meghalaya, Nagaland and Andaman and Nicobar Islands, on November 3 for all other states and UTs and on November 17, 2019, for Kerala, Bihar, Delhi NCR, Jharkhand, West Bengal, and Jammu & Kashmir.
The application for NTSE 2020 is done for stage-I only. Those who qualify NTSE stage-I 2020 exam will automatically qualify for the NTSE stage-II.
Many states will release the application form online on the official website of SCERT while others will release offline. Candidates studying in class 10th can download the application form of NTSE 2020 online or obtain the same from their school or from the state liaison officer. Candidates will have to submit the completely filled NTSE application form 2020 along with the application fee (if any) before the last date according to their State/UT.
NTSE Application Form 2020 – Main Points to remember:
Steps to fill NTSE Application Form 2020:
Candidates can obtain, fill and submit the NTSE application form online or offline by following the steps mentioned underneath:
Application form submission – The NTSE application form 2020 needs to be submitted in offline/online mode as specified. Candidates must ensure that the application form of NTSE is filled and attached with the required documents as per the instructions.
Cut off NTSE 2020:
NTSE Stage I Cutoff of previous years
Following table shows the Cutoff of NTSE 2019 of some states:
NTSE Cutoff 2019 - Stage I
|
State/UT |
General |
OBC |
SC |
ST |
|
Delhi |
181 |
152 |
136 |
128 |
|
Maharashtra |
170 |
159 |
144 |
131 |
|
West Bengal |
158 |
121 |
140 |
105 |
|
Rajasthan |
174 |
151 |
140 |
148 |
|
Odisha |
152 |
118 |
113 |
108 |
|
Haryana |
161 |
49 |
128 |
- |
|
Karnataka |
143 |
119 |
101 |
101 |
|
Kerala |
146 |
128 |
103 |
84 |
|
Tamil Nadu |
160 |
146 |
125 |
126 |
|
Himachal Pradesh |
127 |
89 |
101 |
99 |
Candidates can find below the maximum marks and the category wise NTSE cut off scores below of the previous years.:
Previous year's NTSE Stage II cut off marks:
NTSE Cut off 2018
|
Category |
MAT & SAT - Maximum marks out of 197 |
Cutoff marks |
|
General |
186 |
150 |
|
General – PH1 |
144 |
111 |
|
General PH2 |
124 |
78 |
|
General – PH3 |
131 |
101 |
|
SC |
149 |
122 |
|
SC - PH1 |
113 |
71 |
|
SC - PH2 |
87 |
87 |
|
ST |
145 |
113 |
|
ST – PH1 |
93 |
90 |
|
ST - PH2 |
81 |
81 |
NTSE Cut Off 2017
|
Category |
Maximum Marks of MAT & SAT |
Cutoff marks |
|
SC |
143 |
46.67 |
|
ST |
143 |
47.67 |
|
PwD |
143 |
49.33 |
|
General |
143 |
77 |
NTSE Cut Off 2016
|
Category |
Maximum Marks of MAT & SAT |
Cut Off Marks |
|
ST |
145 |
52.12 |
|
PwD |
145 |
53.47 |
|
SC |
145 |
56.43 |
|
General |
145 |
85.09 |
NTSE Cutoff 2020 for Stage II
NCERT will declare the NTSE Cutoff 2020 for stage-II along with the final NTSE result 2020 in the month of September 2020. The NTSE cutoff 2020 is made available in the form of pdf. The pdf displays the maximum marks scored by candidates in each category for MAT and SAT papers and then the NTSE cut off for each category.
Quota Allotted for States/UTs (2018-2019 & 2019-2020):
|
S.No. |
States/UTs |
Quota |
|
1. |
Andaman & Nicobar Islands |
20 |
|
2. |
Andhra Pradesh |
263 |
|
3. |
Arunachal Pradesh |
50 |
|
4. |
Assam |
202 |
|
5. |
Bihar |
691 |
|
6. |
Chandigarh |
20 |
|
7. |
Chhattisgarh |
195 |
|
8. |
Dadra & Nagar Haveli |
20 |
|
9. |
Daman & Diu |
20 |
|
10. |
Delhi |
153 |
|
11. |
Goa |
50 |
|
12. |
Gujarat |
360 |
|
13. |
Haryana |
186 |
|
14. |
Himachal Pradesh |
51 |
|
15. |
Jammu & Kashmir |
64 |
|
16. |
Jharkhand |
142 |
|
17. |
Karnataka |
371 |
|
18. |
Kerala |
220 |
|
19. |
Lakshadweep |
20 |
|
20. |
Madhya Pradesh |
530 |
|
21. |
Maharashtra |
774 |
|
22. |
Manipur |
50 |
|
23. |
Meghalaya |
50 |
|
24. |
Mizoram |
50 |
|
25. |
Nagaland |
50 |
|
26. |
Odisha |
259 |
|
27. |
Puducherry |
20 |
|
28. |
Punjab |
183 |
|
29. |
Rajasthan |
485 |
|
30. |
Sikkim |
50 |
|
31. |
Tamil Nadu |
466 |
|
32. |
Telangana |
216 |
|
33. |
Tripura |
50 |
|
34. |
Uttar Pradesh |
1408 |
|
35. |
Uttarakhand |
79 |
|
36. |
West Bengal |
569 |
|
|
TOTAL |
8387 |
Note: Quota is revised after every three years
Rules and Regulations for Disbursement of Scholarship:
The awardees studying in Sciences, Social Sciences, Humanities, Languages Commerce, vocational studies and fine arts are eligible to receive scholarship up to Ph.D. level whereas the awardees studying professional courses in medicines, engineering, technology, management and law, are eligible to receive the scholarship up to second degree level. Scholarships will be paid subject to fulfillment of the following conditions.
General Eligibility Conditions:
i. An Awardee is eligible for the scholarship provided if she/he:
a. takes up studies in approved courses.
b. maintains good conduct as certified by the Head of the College/Institution and continues his/her studies as a regular student.
c. does not absent herself/himself without proper leave.
d. takes up studies on a whole-time basis.
e. does not take up any job with salary/remuneration/stipend.
ii. (a) If an awardee is getting scholarship from other sources on regular basis, then he has to choose only one of the scholarships. In such cases the NTS scholarship will be temporarily discontinued for that year/period. His/her scholarship will be once again resumed if he/she approaches once again to NCERT for seeking NTS scholarship after fulfilling other conditions. All the students must also give an undertaking each year that they are not receiving scholarship or award from any other institutions.
Further no student who is employed is eligible for payment of scholarship and
accordingly, every student has to provide a certificate that he or she is not employed.
(b) Fee waiver/one-time grant/subsidy in fee and residential accommodation will not make a student ineligible for scholarship.
iii. No scholarship shall be available for studies abroad for any course.
iv. An awardee can submit his claim bills any time during the course of study. However, the claim bills are to be submitted for each class/year separately.
v. In case any awardee leaves her/his course of study within one month of registration/ admission, no scholarship shall be paid to him/her.
vi. In case awardee is not able to appear at the examination due to serious illness, one should send the medical certificate through the Head of the Institution within three months of his/her falling ill. The duration of illness should be clearly certified by a specialist, who is a Registered Medical Practitioner. The facility will be available to the awardee to continue the same course in which one is studying provided the principal or the head of the institution certifies that the overall performance of the awardee during the year is 60 per cent or above.
vii. The NTS awardee is allowed one shift in the course of study till one month after the end of the first year of undergraduate courses, within the same institution or in another institution. However, she/he will not be awarded scholarship for the first year of the new course. Thus, in this case she/he will have to lose the scholarship for one year. It would resume in the next year provided all the requirements are met.
viii. Scholarship shall be deemed to be discontinued with any gap of one academic session in studies at any time due to any reason.
ix. Scholarship once discontinued on the basis of the rules of disbursement of scholarship cannot be revived under any circumstances.
x. Awardees have to secure an aggregate of 60% marks or equivalent grade in order to be eligible for scholarship every year. If a student secured less than 60% in a year the scholarship is forfeited for that year. If a student fails to secure minimum 60% or equivalent grade for two consecutive or non-consecutive years. He or she will be ineligible for payment of scholarship and will be discontinued forever.
xi. For seeking scholarship the awardee has to pass in all subject (core subject) in first attempt. If an awardee fails in any core subject, his/her NTS scholarship will be discontinued forever.
xii. All rules are subject to change from time to time, as and when required, which will be binding on all awardees.
Eligibility and other Conditions for Continuation of Scholarship at Higher Secondary Stage:
i. The award of scholarship to the selected candidates shall commence subsequent to their clear promotion to Class XI.
ii. The scholarship at the higher secondary stage or equivalent Classes XI to XII is payable for a maximum period of two years for studies in India only.
iii. Student pursuing diploma or certificate courses will be provided scholarship, at this stage provided if they are not employed.
iv. Awardees have to secure an aggregate of 60% marks or equivalent grade in order to be eligible for scholarship every year. If a student secured less than 60% in a year the scholarship is forfeited for that year. If a student fails to secure minimum 60% or equivalent grade for two consecutive or non-consecutive years. He or she will be ineligible for payment of scholarship and will be discontinued forever.
v. In case an institution does not conduct an examination at the end of Class XI, the scholarship for the second year will be continued on the submission of a certificate to this effect from the Head of the Institution.
vi. In case the performance is reported in grades, then equivalent to 60% aggregate will be taken into account.
Eligibility and other Conditions for Continuation of Scholarship at First Degree Level Courses:
i. The awardee must obtain a minimum of 60 per cent marks at the end of +2 stage or equivalent examination for continuation of the scholarship at the first-degree level course in Basic Sciences, Social Sciences or a professional course in engineering, medicine, management or law.
ii. The scholarship to SC/ST/PH awardees will be paid after getting selected through Joint Entrance Examination (JEE), IIT and admitted in the one-year preparatory course for B.Tech. The scholarship will continue in 1st year subject to fulfillment of all the conditions laid down by respective IITs.
The continuation of scholarships in the second and subsequent years shall be subject to the following conditions: -
iii. Withdrawal in non-core subject as per institutional rules of exemption is considered for payment of scholarship.
iv. a. At least 60 per cent marks in aggregate at the internal examinations. However, the scholarship to MBBS candidates for internship will be given, only if one secures 60 per cent or more marks in the final degree.
b. Awardees have to secure an aggregate of 60% marks or equivalent grade in
order to be eligible for Scholarship every year. If a student secured less than
60% in a year the Scholarship is forfeited for that year. If a student fails to
secure minimum 60% or equivalent grade for two consecutive or non-consecutive years. He or she will be ineligible for payment of scholarship and
will be discontinued forever. In case the result is not declared in terms of marks
and grades are given, these should be equivalent to at least 60 percent and
above.
c. In case an Institution/University does not conduct an annual examination after such a class, a certificate from the principal/head of the institution would be acceptable to this effect that the overall performance of the awardee is 60 per cent or above.
d. In case of IITs and other institutions, which follow semester system of examination, the marks or an equivalent Cumulative Grade Point Average
(CGPA) at the end of an academic year will be considered.
Eligibility and other Conditions for Continuation of Scholarship at Second Degree Level Courses:
i. Awardees have to secure an aggregate of 60% marks or equivalent grade in order to be eligible for Scholarship every year. If a student secured less than 60% in a year the Scholarship is forfeited for that year. If a student fails to secure minimum 60% or equivalent grade for two consecutive or non-consecutive years. He or she will be ineligible for payment of scholarship and will be discontinued forever. In case the result is not declared in terms of marks and grades are given, these should be equivalent to at least 60 percent and above.
ii. An awardee shall be eligible to receive the scholarship in the second year only if he/she secures at least 60 per cent marks at the end of the first year. In case there is no university examination or grades are awarded, suitable certificate from the head of the institution will be acceptable.
iii. In case an institution has semester system of examination at this stage, the marks, grades or CGPA as the case may be, obtained by an awardee in the examination conducted at the end of an academic year, will be considered for continuation of her/his scholarship during the next year.
iv. The scholarships at this stage will also be available for doing a diploma course in management or specific branch of medicine or surgery provided the minimum qualification for entrance to such courses is a degree in the concerned discipline.
Eligibility and other Conditions for Continuation of Scholarship at M.Phil. / Ph.D. Stage:
i. An awardee shall be eligible to receive scholarship during the pre-doctoral/M.Phil. courses provided these are an institutional requirement for Ph.D. work. The continuance of scholarship after this pre-requisite course shall be subject to the successful completion of it.
ii. An awardee will be eligible to receive scholarship for doing research work leading to Ph.D./D.Phil. degree provided he/she passes M.A./M.Sc./ M.Com./M.Phil course in the first attempt securing a minimum of 60 per cent marks or its equivalent grade after aggregating the marks for all the years in the university examination of the course. An awardee must begin research/pre-doctoral work within six months of the declaration of M.A./M.Com./M.Sc. result. The date of joining should be intimated to the NCERT immediately thereafter with a certificate from the concerned supervisor indicating the field of work.
iii. At the end of two years, there would be an assessment of the quality of work done, by two independent experts on the basis of which the scholarship may be continued or discontinued.
iv. The scholarship shall be continued during the second and fourth year only if the guide certified that the work during the first and the third year respectively has been of high quality.
v. The change of topic/ guide/ Institution shall be allowed with the prior approval of both the guides and the NCERT.
vi. An awardee can take up a teaching assignment for a short period not exceeding a total period of six months only within the tenure of four years with the prior permission of the NCERT only if his/her supervisor certifies that his/her
assignment is not prejudicial to his/her progress. No scholarship shall be paid for
this period, which of course shall be counted as part of the total period of four years.
vii. The scholarship shall commence from the month of commencing the research work as certified by the Guide. However, regular registration documents must be submitted within six months of commencing the research work. In case of predoctoral/ M.Phil. courses, scholarship will be awarded from the month of admission.
viii. An awardee will be entitled to the scholarship for Ph.D. up to a period of four years ordinarily. If he/she submits the thesis/dissertation before four years period is over but continues to work on the same problem on which he/she has written the thesis/dissertation under the same supervisor, he/she will be entitled to the scholarship up to the viva-voce or the end of four years whichever is earlier. The supervisor has to certify in such cases that continuation of the Ph.D. research work after submission of the dissertation/thesis is necessary and has been undertaken.
Contingency Grant for PH.D. Work:
i. The grant shall be utilised with the approval of the supervisor.
ii. All purchases shall be according to the rules of the institution.
iii. The grant may be utilised on apparatus, chemical, equipment, books, journals, photostat copies, microfilms, typing, postage and field work/travel (within India only) needed in connection with the approved research project with the approval of the supervisor and the university where the scholar works.
iv. The grant shall not be used for payment of examination or any other fees.
v. On termination of the scholarship, the apparatus and other non-consumable articles purchased out of the contingency grant will become the property of the
institution/university where a scholar works. The university may, if he/she desires, allow the scholar to retain with him/her the books purchased out of the contingency grant.
vi. For all expenditure out of the contingency grant, a certificate from the supervisor to the effect that the expenditure incurred was in furtherance of the approved research project shall be necessary.
vii. Travel allowance for approved field work/travel in connection with the research work (including attending of relevant academic/research conferences and symposia) shall be admissible according to the rules applicable to the teaching staff of the University.
viii. The contingency grant for the first year of the research will be released to the head of the university concerned along with the scholarship for the first year. The contingency grant for the subsequent years will be released only on receipt of account of expenditure incurred duly certified by the supervisor and head and utilization certificate in the prescribed proforma submitted through the institution/university.
ix. The amount left unspent at the end of each year of the scholarship tenure will be adjusted against the contingency grant payable for the subsequent year. The year for the purpose is to be reckoned from the date of joining the research. Similarly, any amount left unspent out of the contingency grant on the date of expiry/termination/relinquishment of the scholarship will be refundable to the NCERT.
NTSE Exam Centres 2020:
The admission letter shall have all the information about the venue, the roll number, the date and time of the test. Candidates can download their E-Admit cards themselves before 21 days of examination.
Generally, the candidate belonging to a particular state shall be allotted the centre in the same state. Normally there is only one centre in each state for the National Level Examination.
The conduct of examination at the centers shall be done under the supervision of the Centre Superintendent appointed by the NCERT. An independent observer for each centre is also appointed by the NCERT.
The list of exam centres for NTSE Stage 2 examination by NCERT is as provided below –
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Andaman & Nicobar Islands |
KV No 2, Raksha Vihar, Minnie Bay |
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Andhra Pradesh |
KV, Gandhi Gram Post, Malkapuram, Visakhapatnam |
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Arunachal Pradesh |
KV No 2, Itanagar, Chimpu Post, Arunachal Pradesh |
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Assam |
KV CRPF Mile Amerigog, Kamrup, Guwahati |
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Bihar |
KV no 1, Lohiya Nagar, Near Heart Hospital, Kankarbagh, Patna |
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Chandigarh |
KV, ASF High Grounds, Chandigarh |
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Chhattisgarh |
KV No 2, Deen Dayal Upadhyay Nagar, Sector 4, Raipur |
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Dadra & Nagar Haveli |
KV, Government High School Campus, Silvassa |
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Delhi |
KV No 3, Ringroad, Near Seema Sadak Bhawan |
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Goa |
KV, INS Madovi, Panjim |
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Gujarat |
KV No 1, Near Police Commissioner’s Office, Shahi Baug, Ahmedabad |
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Haryana |
KV No 1, AFS, Sector 14, Old Delhi Road, Gurugram |
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Himachal Pradesh |
KV No 1, Dharamshala Cantt, Kangra |
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Jammu and Kashmir |
KV No 1, Gandhinagar, Jammu |
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Jharkhand |
KV CCL, Rajendra Nagar, Ranchi |
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Karnataka |
KV, ASC Center, Victoria Road, Bangalore, Karnataka |
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Kerala |
KV No 3, Port Trust, Willingdon Island, Kochi, Ernakulam |
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Lakshadweep |
KV, Kavaratti |
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Madhya Pradesh |
KV No 1, Opp Central India Flour Mill, Hoshangabad Road, Bhopal |
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Maharashtra |
KV, Bhandup, LBS Marg, Kanjurmarg West |
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Manipur |
KV No 1, Lamphelpat, Imphal |
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Meghalaya |
KV, Happy Valley, Shillong |
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Mizoram |
KV, Project Pushpak Zemabawk, Aizawl |
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Nagaland |
KV, CRPF Camp, Lerie Hill, Kohima, Nagaland |
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Odisha |
KV No 1, Unit 9, Near Ram Mandir, Bhubaneswar |
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Puducherry |
KV, IIT Campus, Chennai |
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Punjab |
KV, ASF High Grounds, Chandigarh |
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Rajasthan |
KV No 1, Bajaj Nagar, Opp Tonk Phatak, Jaipur |
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Sikkim |
KV, Post Tadong, Middil, Siyari, Gangtok |
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Tamil Nadu |
KV, IIT Campus, Chennai |
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Telangana |
KV No 1, Langer House, Golconda, Hyderabad |
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Tripura |
KV (GC) CRPF, Adarani, Salbagan, Agartala |
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Uttarakhand |
KV ONGC, Kaulagarh Road, Dehradun |
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West Bengal |
KV, Ballygunge, Circular Road, Kolkata |
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Uttar Pradesh |
KV, Lucknow Cantt |
Change of Centre:
Only in exceptional cases under special circumstances, like transfer of the parents of the candidates, the centre of examination may be changed on a written request received to the NCERT within 15 days of the download of the E-Admit Card prior to at least 21 days of examination. However, it may be noted that in such cases only the English medium test booklet shall be provided to the candidate at the changed centre.
Exam Day Guiding principle:
Following are some of the advices which the aspirants must follow on the day of the National Talent Search Examination 2020:
NTSE Liaison Officer:
The following are the links to download State-wise NTSE Application Form 2020 online or get it offline from their State Liaison Officer. The list of NTSE State Liaison Officer is provided below:
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Official website |
Details of state liaison officer |
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Arunachal Pradesh |
http://www.arunachalpradesh.gov.in/ |
Mr. Gania Leij Dy. Director, Mrs Oyi Tatak Incharge, Directorate of Secondary Education Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh, Naharlagun, Itanagar791111, Arunachal Pradesh Ph: 0360-2290471 Email: ddsesm@gmail.com |
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Assam |
http://www.madhyamik.in/ |
Mr. Khabir Uddin Ahmed Dy. Director Office of the Director of Secondary Education, Kahilipara, Assam, Guwahati-781019 (Assam) Ph: 0361-2381657 Email: direcsec123@gmail.com |
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Manipur |
https://manipur.gov.in/dert/index.html/ |
Sh. R.K. Tenedy Singh Vigyan Mandir Officer Directorate of Education (Schools), Lamphelpat, Imphal (Manipur)-795004 Ph: 0385-2411095 Email: tenedy@rediffmail.com |
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Meghalaya |
http://www.megeducation.gov.in/ |
Smt. Margarette C. Blah Selection Grade Lecturer Directorate of Educational Research And Training ((DERT), Laitmukhrah Nongrimmaw, Shillong793011 (Meghalaya) Ph: 0364-2537025 08787796500 Email: dert.megh@gmail.com |
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Mizoram |
https://scert.mizoram.gov.in/post/ntse |
Mrs. Zothanmawii Deputy Director, S.C.E.R.T., Chaltlang, Aizawl, Mizoram-796012 Ph: 0389-2347790 Email: scertmizoram@gmail.com. |
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Nagaland |
http://scertnagaland.org/default.aspx |
Mr. Shilu A O Joint Director, SCERT, Nagaland, Kohima-798621 Ph: 0370-2270160 Fax 0370-2270173 Email: shiluao1959@gmail.com |
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Sikkim |
http://sikkimhrdd.org/ |
Mr. Bilal Prabhakar Deputy Director (Scholarship) Human Resource Development, Department of Education, Govt. of Sikkim, Tashiling Secretariat Gangtok-737101 (Sikkim) Ph: 03592-201029 03592-220903 Email: bilalprabhakar2014@gmail.com |
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Tripura |
https://scertonline.tripura.gov.in/ |
Smt. Kuheli Debbarma Deputy Director, Tripura State Council of Educational Research and Training, Abhoy Nagar, Agartala, Tripura (West)-799005 Ph: 0381-2354867 0381-2354209 Email: kuhelidebbarma@gmail.com |
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Andaman & Nicobar Islands |
http://www.and.nic.in/ |
Shri Mammen Thomas Principal, State Institute of Education Siksha Sadan, Link Road Port Blair-744101, (A&N Islands) Ph: 03192-232730 Email: devpearlpb@gmail.com |
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Bihar |
http://scertbihar.co.in/ |
Dr. Sanjiwan Sinha Director, S.C.E.R.T. Mahendru Post Office, Patna-800006 (Bihar) Ph: 0612-2370783 Email: exam.scertpatna@yahoo.com |
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Jharkhand |
https://jac.nic.in/ |
Dr. Arbind Pd. Singh Chairman, Jharkhand Academic Council Ranchi, Gyandeep Campus, Bargawan Namkum, Ranchi- 834010 Ph: 0651-2261181, 6453342, 43, 44 and 45 Email: chairman.jac2003@gmail.com |
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Odisha |
http://scertodisha.nic.in/ |
Dr. Puspanjali Pani Assistant Director, Directorate of TE & S.C.E.R.T. Unit IV, Bhubaneswar-751001, Orissa Ph: 0674-2500881, 2502928 Email: scert_orissa@yahoo.com, panipuspanjali61@gmail.com |
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West Bengal |
http://www.wbsed.gov.in/wbsed/welcome.html |
Dr. Syed Nurus Salam Deputy Director of School Education (Basic) Directorate of School Education Bikas Bhawan, 7th Floor, East Block, Salt Lake City Kolkata-700091 (West Bengal) Ph: 033-23348005, 23345952 Email: ddsebasic2016@gmail.com |
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Chandigarh |
http://www.siechd.nic.in/ |
Mrs. Mamta Sharma Assistant Professor State Council of Educational Research & Training (SCERT) Sector-32C, Chandigarh (U.T.) 160031 Ph: 0172-2676011 Email: mamtajnu@gmail.com |
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New Delhi |
http://www.edudel.nic.in/ |
Ms. Usha Chaturvedi Deputy Director, Directorate of Education Science & TV Branch Behind Lady Shri Ram College, Lajpat Nagar-IV, New Delhi-110024 Ph: 011-26280409, 26280413, 26280410 Email: sciencebranch@gmail.com |
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Jammu & Kashmir |
http://www.jkbose.jk.gov.in/ |
Dr. Farooq Ahmad Peer Director Academics, Liaison Officer (NTS) J&K State Board of School, Education, New Campus Lal Mandi, Bemina, Srinagar (J&K)-190018 Ph: 0194-2494522 Email: directorjkbose@gmail.com |
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Haryana |
http://scertharyana.gov.in/talent-search-exam/ |
Sh. Sunil Vashishta Lecturer Commerce, S.C.E.R.T., Sohna Road, Opp. Panchayat Bhawan, Gurugram-122001 (Haryana) Ph: 0124-2321909 Email: examwing3@gmail.com |
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Himachal Pradesh |
https://himachal.nic.in/en-IN/ |
Mrs. Rajni Sankhyan Associate Professor S.C.E.R.T., RABON Solan-173211, (Himachal Pradesh) Ph: 0179-227135 Email: scert-hp@nic.in |
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Punjab |
http://www.ssapunjab.org/ |
Mrs. Rumkeet Kaur Lecturer in Math State Institute of Science Education, PSEB Complex, Block-E, 6th Floor, Phase-8, Ajitgarh, SAS Nagar (Mohali), Punjab Ph: 0172-2212221 Email: directorscert@yahoo.in |
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Rajasthan |
http://rajeduboard.rajasthan.gov.in/ |
Mr. Rajendra Kumar Saxena Assistant Director Exam, Board of Secondary Education, Ajmer, Rajasthan-305001 Ph: 0145-2632877 Email: secy-boser-rj@nic.in |
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Uttar Pradesh |
http://www.examregulatoryauthorityup.in/HOME.aspx |
Mrs.Usha Chandra Director, Bureau of Psychology SCERT, 2 Lowther Road Allahabad-211001 (UP) Ph: 7376270563 Email: bureauofpsy@gmail.com |
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Uttarakhand |
http://www.scert.uk.gov.in/ |
Dr. Harish Chandra Badoni Lecturer State Council of Educational Research and Training, Rajeev Gandhi Navodaya Vidyalaya, I.T Campus, Nanurkhera, Dehradun, Uttarakhand Ph: 0135-2789655, 2789710 Email: scertuk@gmail.com |
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Chhattisgarh |
http://www.scert.cg.gov.in/ |
Dr. Prasoon Sarkar Professor, State Council of Educational Research & Training (SCERT), DIET Campus, Shankar Nagar, Raipur, Chattishgarh-492001. Ph: 0771-2442241, 2443596 Email: ddsesm@gmail.com |
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Daman & Diu |
https://daman.nic.in/ |
Sh. Rajesh J Halpati Head Master Government High School Nani Daman Vaniyawad Opposite Custom House, Daman & Diu -396210 Ph: 0260-2250154 Email: ghsnanidaman@yahoo.in |
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Dadra and Nagar Haveli |
http://dnh.nic.in/departmentsnew.aspx |
Sh. Salim Dinganker, State Liaison Officer, NTS/NMMS Directorate of Education 1st Floor, Building No.5 PWD Campus, Above Animal Husbandry, Silvassa-396230 UT of Dadra and Nagar Haveli Ph: 09724507337 Email: salimdinganker.2012@gmail.com |
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Goa |
http://www.education.goa.gov.in/ |
Sh. Jaywant Waman Naik, Vocational Education Officer, Directorate of Education, State Council of Educational Research and Training Alto-Porvorim, Bardez-403521 (Goa) Ph: 0832-2417276 0832-2413649 Email: scertgoa@rediffmail.com, naikjayawant@yahoo.co.in |
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Gujarat |
http://www.sebexam.org/ |
Sh. Dharmendra R Saradava, Secretary, Gujarat State Examination Board, Opp. Government Library, Sector-21, Gandhinagar Gujarat-382021 Ph: 079-23248461, 23248462 Email: gseb21@gmail.com |
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Madhya Pradesh |
http://www.ssa.mp.gov.in/ |
Ms. Surbhi Parashar Assistant Manager, Rajya Shiksha Kendra Pustak Bhawan “B” Wing, Arera Hills, Bhopal-462011 (M.P.) Ph: 0755-2559952 Email: ntse2011@gmail.com |
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Maharashtra |
http://www.mscepune.in/ |
Sh. T.N. Supe, Commissioner, Maharashtra State Council of Examinations 17-Dr. Ambedkar Road, Pune-411001 (Maharashtra). Ph: 020-26123066, 26123067, 26056448 Email: mscepune@gmail.com |
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Andhra Pradesh |
http://main.bseap.org/ |
Sh. D. Ramachandra Murthy, Deputy Commissioner, Office of The Director of Govt. Examinations D.No. 20-124, Beside SPNRCH High School Opp. Andhra Hospitals, Gollapudi Vijaywada, A.P-521225 Ph: 0866-2974550, 2974540 Email: dir_govexams @ yahoo.com |
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Karnataka |
http://www.dsert.kar.nic.in/ |
Sh. Jaya Kumar H.S., Senior Assistant Director, DSERT, No.4, 100 feet Ring Road, Banashankari, 3rd Stage, Bangalore-560085 (Karnataka) Ph: 080-26422239, 26980100, 26422372/306 Email: ntse.dsert-ka@nic.in |
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Kerala |
http://www.scert.kerala.gov.in/ |
Dr. Meena. S Assistant Professor, S.C.E.R.T., Vidhya Bhavan Poojappura (P.O.) Thiruvananthapuram-695012 Ph: 0471-2346113 Email: ntsescertkerala@gmail.com |
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Lakshadweep |
http://dietlakshadweep.nic.in/importantlinks.htm |
Mr. Chandrashekhar, Principal, Govt. Senior Secondary School, Kavaratti, UT of Lakshadweep-682555 Ph: 04896-262874 Email: subicp20@gmail.com |
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Puducherry |
http://schooledn.puducherry.gov.in/ |
Dr. J.Krishna Raju, Joint Director, Directorate of School Education, Perunthalaivar Kamarajarcent.Edu. Complex, Anna Nagar Puducherry-605005 Ph: 0413-2207260 Email: jd-edu.pon@nic.in |
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Tamil Nadu |
http://www.tnscert.org/tnscert/index.php?language=LG-1&status=Active |
Ms. D. Vasundra Devi, Director, Directorate of Govt. Examinations, College Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai-600006 Ph: 044-28272088, 28278286 and 28203089 Email: dgedirector@gmail.com |
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Telangana |
https://scert.telangana.gov.in/ |
Sh. D. Chalapathi Rao, Deputy Commissioner, Director of Govt. Examinations Chapel Road, Hyderabad Telangana-500001 Ph: 040-23230942 Email: dirgovexams.tg@gmail.com |
FAQs – NTSE 2020:
Q: How can I apply for NTSE 2020?
A. To apply for NTSE Scholarship Exam, students have to download the print copy of the application form from the SCERT website and submit the form to the school officials or they can also send the filled application to the address of state’s liaison officer.
Q. I am reappearing for my 10th class exams this year. Am I eligible for NTSE?
A. No, anyone can apply for NTSE only once during the first attempt in class 10th.
Q. Can I apply for NTSE 2020 in 9th class?
A. No, only students studying in 10th class are eligible to write the NTSE.
Q. Will I qualify for the NTSE stage-II, if I will be able to score the minimum qualifying marks in MAT and SAT?
A. It is mandatory to achieve the total NTSE cutoff score released by your state at the time of the declaration of result. If you achieve to score the cutoff marks of NTSE stage-I, then you would find your name in the merit list. The qualifying cutoff of 40 per cent (32 per cent for SC/ST) and the ones released by states is different.
Q. Do I need to apply for NTSE 2020 stage II also?
A. No, the NTSE application is a one-time process. You need to apply only for stage-I. Only if you qualify stage-I exam will you be able to appear for NTSE stage-II.
Q. When will NTSE stage-II result be announced?
A. NTSE stage-II result 2020 will be announced in the month of August.
NTSE 2020 Contact Information:
For NTSE stage I exam – Candidates can contact the State Council of Research and Technology (NCERT) or listed Liaison Officer of their respective State/UT.
For NTSE stage II exam –
Official Address –
For additional information, the candidates may contact at the following address:
Head, Educational Survey Division,
NCERT, Sri Aurobindo Marg,
New delhi-110016
Email ID: esdhead@gmail.com
NCERT Website: www.ncert.nic.in
Myths & Wrong assumption about NTSE:
Q. NTSE is very tough exam.
A. NTSE is not as tough as assumed, usually it is easer than your board exams.
Q. Is Long time preparation required for NTSE?
A. No, as its syllabus is same as you studding currently, it needs more concentration than more time duration.
Q. Can only Science toppers crack the NTSE?
A. No, it is not for assess your grip on science only; it is also needing your hold on social science. Apart from your school subject MAT is also judge your Mental Ability. So, it is a purely Talent Search Exam.
Q. Why majority of student score very less marks in NTSE?
A. Main reason of less total of candidate in NTSE is OMR sheet, lots of aspirants unaware about it and make lots of mistakes in marking of answers. If any one want to score high he/she have to simultaneously practice marking on OMR sheet.
Q. Does preparation of NTSE affects board result?
A. No, as syllabus of both is same, so preparation of NTSE helps to score high in board exam.
NTSE-Solutions
Candidates can download NTSE Solutions & Question Paper of Bihar State Level National Talent Search Examination, by click on the respective links.
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Candidates can download NTSE Solutions & Question Paper of Delhi State Level National Talent Search Examination, by click on the respective links.
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NTSE-Solutions
Candidates can download NTSE Solutions & Question Paper of Gujarat State Level National Talent Search Examination, by click on the respective links.
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Question Paper & Answer Key – Gujarat NTSE Stage-1 – Language – 2016-17 |
NTSE-Solutions
Candidates can download NTSE Solutions & Question Paper of Madhya Pradesh State Level National Talent Search Examination, by click on the respective links.
NTSE-Solutions
Candidates can download NTSE Solutions & Question Paper of Rajasthan State Level National Talent Search Examination, by click on the respective links.
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NTSE-Solutions
Candidates can download NTSE Solutions & Question Paper of Uttar Pradesh State Level National Talent Search Examination, by click on the respective links.
NTSE-Solutions
Candidates can download NTSE Solutions & Question Paper of West-Bengal State Level National Talent Search Examination, by click on the respective links.
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Candidates can download NTSE Solutions & Question Paper of Chhattisgarh State Level National Talent Search Examination, by click on the respective links.
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NTSE-Solutions
Candidates can download NTSE Solutions & Question Paper of Chandigarh State Level National Talent Search Examination, by click on the respective links.
NTSE-Solutions
Candidates can download NTSE Solutions & Question Paper of Jharkhand State Level National Talent Search Examination, by click on the respective links.
NTSE-Solutions
Candidates can download NTSE Solutions & Question Paper of Maharashtra State Level National Talent Search Examination, by click on the respective links.
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NTSE-Solutions
Candidates can download NTSE Solutions & Question Paper of Odisha State Level National Talent Search Examination, by click on the respective links.
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NTSE-Solutions
Candidates can download NTSE Solutions & Question Paper of Punjab State Level National Talent Search Examination, by click on the respective links.
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Candidates can download NTSE Solutions of Stage-II, by click on the respective links.
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