NTSE Uttar Pradesh 2023: NTSE Uttar Pradesh is an exam commenced every year for students studying in class X in UP. It is the responsibility of the Exam Regulatory Authority, Uttar Pradesh to release the NTSE application form online in November so that eligible students can apply. Find out about NTSE Uttar Pradesh 2023 application process, eligibility criteria, exam pattern, result, etc details through this article.
NTSE Stage 1 exam will be in January and the result will be announced in February. Candidates can check the merit list to know their selection. NCERT takes initiative for the Stage 2 exam. The shortlisted candidates will be given scholarships.
NTSE Uttar Pradesh 2023 Application Form:
The exam conducting authority will provide registration forms in the online and offline mode both via exam centers. Fill out the NTSE UP application form with complete information and attach the documents asked for. Then submit the duly filled form and documents before the last date.
Steps to Apply: Here is the step-by-step process to apply for NTSE Uttar Pradesh 2023:
- First, collect the application form from the respective examination center or download NTSE UP application form and seek the printout.
- Fill out the application form with the correct details and paste a passport-size photograph at a specified place.
- Now, attach the documents such as the caste certificate (SC/ST/PH)
- Submit the examination fee via bank and attach this bank pay slip along with the form.
- Now, submit the application form to the respective exam centers.
Application Fee:
Pay the application fee of Rs. 50/- for the general category, and Rs. 30/- for reserved category applicants. It is compulsory to pay the application fee.
NTSE Uttar Pradesh 2023 Exam Date:
| Events | Exam Date |
| Application Form Release Date | To be announced |
| Last Date To Apply | To be announced |
| Admit Card | To be announced |
| Exam Date | To be announced |
| Result | To be announced |
NTSE Uttar Pradesh 2023 Eligibility Criteria:
Here is the eligibility condition to apply for NTSE Uttar Pradesh 2023. Check the details below:
- Students must have completed class IX with at least 55% marks in aggregate and SC/ST category applicants must have attained at least 44% marks in class IX.
- Students must be studying in class X in the UP school.
- Open or distance learning students may also apply for the exam.
- The minimum age to apply should be 18 years
- Students should be unemployed.
Exam Pattern (Stage 1 and 2)
NCERT designed the exam pattern for both stages. Students are suggested to check the exam pattern given below:
- The paper will consist of 200 questions and each question carries 1 mark.
- The candidate will get 240 minutes to complete the paper.
- 1 mark will be awarded for every correct answer.
Mental Ability Test (MAT) –
- Total Questions-100
- Total Marks-100
- Time Duration: 2 hours
Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT)
- Science-40
- Mathematics- 20
- Social Science – 40
- Total Marks-100
- Time Duration: 2 hours
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Exam Syllabus:
The students applying for NTSE Uttar Pradesh 2023 must be aware of the exam syllabus. The questions are based on class 9th and 10th syllabus of UP board and CBSE curriculum.
MAT: This section consists of topics from verbal and non-verbal reasoning. Questions will be asked from Analogy, Series, Classification, Water images, and embedded figures.
SAT: This section consisted of the syllabus of class 9th and 10th subjects such as Science, Maths, and Social Science.
Here is the elaborated description of MAT, Mental Ability Test
- Series – Inserting the Missing Character Blood Relations Alphabet Test Averages Speed, Distance & Time Arithmetic Reasoning Coding Decoding Direction Sense Test Time & Work.
- Puzzles – Data Interpretation Basics of Number System Figure Series, Analogy & Classification Paper Folding, Unfolding, Cutting & Dot Situation Mirror & Water Images Figure Matrix.
- Number, Ranking & Time Sequence Test – Clock Data Sufficiency Equation, Ratio, Proportion & Variation Calendar Logical Venn Diagram Syllogism Counting number of Figures Input-Output Statement, Assumption & Conclusion
- Classification – Analogy Percentages Profit, Loss & Discount Allegations or Mixtures Simple and Compound Interest Cubes and Dice Fundamental Principle of Counting; Data Inequality
SAT, Scholastic Ability Test
- Physics – Current Electricity Motion Magnetic Effects of Current Sources of Energy Laws of motion Light, Reflection & Refraction Work, Energy & Power Eye Gravitation Fluid Waves and Sound.
- Chemistry – Chemical Reactions & Equations Acids, Base & Salts Is Matter Around Us Pure? Metals & Non-Metals Alkaline Earth Metals Atoms & Molecules and Mole Concept. Carbon & Its Compound; Structure of Atom Matter in our surroundings Periodic properties
- Biology – Nutrition Respiration Transportation Excretion Cell Improvement in Food Resources Tissue Control & Coordination DLO Natural Resources Reproduction in Plants and Animals Heredity and Evolution Environment Diseases
- Mathematics – Number System, Real Numbers Polynomials, Factor & Remainder Theorem Surds, Indices & Exponents. Triangles Quadrilaterals Area of Parallelograms and Triangles Heron’s Formula Linear Equations in Two Variables Quadratic Equations Arithmetic Progression Trigonometry Application of Trigonometry Circles Areas related to Circles Surface Area and Volume Probability Statistics Co-ordinate geometry
Social Studies –
- History – The French Revolution Russian Revolution Nazism and the Rise of Hitler Forest Society and Colonialism The Making of the Global World Age of Industrialization Print Culture and the Modern World Novels, Society and History Resources and Development; Natural Vegetation Water Resource Pastoralists in the Modern World Clothing: A Social History Work, Life, and Leisure The Story of Cricket
- Geography – India, Size and Location Physical Features of India Drainage. Political Science Democracy in the Contemporary World What is Democracy Why Democracy? Resources and Development Natural Vegetation Water Resources Climate Mineral and Energy Resources; Agriculture Population Manufacturing IndustriesEconomics –
- Story of Village Palampur People as Resource Development Sectors of the Indian Economy Poverty as a Challenge facing India Money and Credit Consumer Rights Globalization and the Indian Economy Food Security
Admit Card:
The admit card for the stage 1 exam will be in the offline mode and students need to collect the admit card from the Chief Superintendent of the examination center. Students can collect the admit card from the respective exam center. Make sure to carry the admit card to the exam center as entry without it is not allowed.
Answer Key:
There will be the release of the Answer Key on the stipulated date. Through Answer Key, students will get an idea of the marks they are likely to attain. This way, they have an estimated idea of the marks. Matching the scores with the cut-off marks will increase the chances of selection in stage 2.
Reservation:
- Scheduled Caste: 15%
- Scheduled Tribes: 7.50%
- Physically Handicapped: 4%
- Other Backward Classes (OBC) – 27%
Cutoff:
The qualifying marks for stage 1 and 2 is 40% and 32% respectively. Selection for the Stage 2 UP NTSE exam depends on the cut-off marks of the previous year.
- General-169
- OBC-148
- SC-138
- ST-69
- PH 1-65
- PH 2-84
- PH 3-81
- EWS-93
Result:
After the examination, students wait for the result. The result for Stage 1 UP NTSE will release in February on the official website. The merit list will consist of students’ names and scores attained. After the selection, the students will appear in the Stage 2 exam commenced by NCERT.
Scholarships:
Check the scholarship details:
- Classes XI-XII: Rs. 1,250 per month
- Undergraduate: Rs. 2,000 per month
- Post-graduate: Rs. 2,000 per month
- Ph.D.: As per UGC norms
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