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NTSE shortened for National Talent Search Exam is a national-level exam organized every year. The National Council of Educational Research and Training is the responsible authority for conducting this exam. This exam is basically formulated to find eligible candidates for national-level scholarship programs. Only the students studying in class 10th will be eligible to appear for this exam. NTSE is organized once a year in two stages i.e. Stage I and Stage II.
The NCERT organizes the National Talent Search Examination for students studying in Class X with the objective to bring up the ability of students. This exam is conducted every year at two levels; Stage-1, which is conducted at the state level and Stage-2, at the national level. The NTSE important dates 2024 will be announced by NCERT for aspiring and eligible candidates.
Nationality: A student must be of Indian Nationality. The Indian origin students who live abroad are also eligible for the exam.
NCERT conducts the NTSE exam in two-stage.
Stage 1 is a state-wise exam and once a student clears the exam they automatically become eligible for stage 2 exam, which is a national level exam.
Students who are from Indian origin and live abroad are directly eligible for stage 2 exam.
Reservation of Seats : Some percentages of the seats are reserved for the students who are SC/ST/PWD by NCERT. Students who live abroad can also claim for the seats if they fall into the category of NTSE eligibility for reserved seats.
For Scheduled Caste, the reserved seat is 15%
For Scheduled Tribes, the reserved seat is 7.5%
For Person with Disability, the reserved seat is 3%.
Eligibility Criteria For NTSE
Following are the eligibility criteria for NTSE.
- Aspirant of NTSE must be a student of class 10th.
- The minimum required academic percentage for the students is 60% (for general category) and 55% (for SC/ ST/PWD) in their 9th class.
- Candidate must not be reappearing for class 10th.
- Students who are studying through distance mode education and open learning are also eligible for the exam.
- Students can give the stage 1 exam from their respective states.
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