NTSE First Stage Examination consists of 2 parts (can vary in some states):
NTSE Second Stage Examination consists of 2 parts:
Discontinuance of interview in National Talent Search Scheme The interview process for selection of awardees under National Talent Search Scheme is being discontinued from the selection year 2011. The candidates will be selected on the basis of merit in the second level written examination of Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) and Mental Ability Test (MAT).
Candidates acquiring more than the required percentage in the state level examination and standing within a specified number of top ranks (state quota) are eligible to appear for the national level examination (about top 4000 students from the entire country). The national level examination has two parts for nominating the required number of candidates for the interviews to be conducted by the NCERT in May:
The results of the the National Level Examination shall be out by July–August the same year. Students are divided into 4 quotas: General, SC, ST, Disabled. Around 750 students will be selected from General quota, 150 from SC, 80 from ST and around 20 from Disabled quota. The results will be displayed on the website www.ncert.nic.in mid-July or early-August.
MAT |
The syllabi will comprise all fundamental lessons of verbal and non-verbal reasoning. |
SAT |
The syllabus for Mathematics, Science and Social Science will be broadly based on the prescribed respective State Board Syllabus from Std 10 (or in exceptions, Std 9) textbooks only. |
MAT |
The syllabi will comprise all fundamental lessons of verbal and non-verbal reasoning. |
SAT |
The Mathematics and Science questions will be asked from the chapters in the syllabus of class 9th and 10th (advanced level). Social Studies is completely based on the NCERT book for CBSE students for Class 9th and 10th. |
The students who qualify all the stages of NTSE successfully are eligible for scholarship. The amount of scholarship is Rs. 500/- per month for all the students studying in Class XI onwards(irrespective of class/course) except for Ph.D., wherein it is paid as per UGC norms . The older system of book grant has been removed. The criterion of parental income for deciding payment of scholarship has also been discontinued. Initially, there used to be a third level in the examination in which interview was supposed to be held. But in 2010 certain changes were made in the exam structure and from 2011 no interviews would be held in NTSE.
SCIENTIA’s training for NTSE not only makes a student capable to crack NTSE but develops a strong foundation for future higher level exams like IIT-JEE, AIEEE etc.
The recent announcement by NCERT to change the eligibility to appear in National Talent Search Exam (NTSE) now allows students who are currently in class X to compete in this exam. This late announcement throws a challenge for the students to outperform in this exam with limited time available for its preparation. SCIENTIA program will equip students completely to face this challenge with confidence.
Program Focus & Objectives:
An ideal program developed keeping into the constraint of time available for preparation for NTSE stage – I for the students who wish to climb the ladder of success from class X itself. National Talent Search Examination (NTSE) is the most prestigious Scholarship Exam for school studying students. Students of class X can appear in this exam and win scholarships for their entire Academic Career.
This program helps the student in understanding the basics of Science & Mathematics. Absolute clarity of concepts helps in increasing the IQ & reasoning ability and developing a strong foundation that is so essential for success in the career.
To help students excel in National Talent Search Examination (NTSE), SCIENTIA has various programs available depending on which class the student is studying in.
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