NTSE 2020-21 Answer Key MAT Jharkhand

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NTSE 2020-21 Answer Key MAT Jharkhand

NTSE 2020 Paper Solution Jharkhand

NTSE (National Talent Search Examination) is a prestigious examination that holds the motive of providing scholarships to desirable students. It is conducted every year by the NCERT all over India. In order to attain the scholarship, the students are required to clear two exams,- stage I and Stage II. Only the successful candidates who are able to clear the first stage are eligible to appear for the second stage.

A number of students apply for this examination every year, with the aim of getting hold of the scholarships, but there are only a few who are able to cross the river. In order to fulfill this desire, it is evident that the students need to be given the best sort of guidance and assistance. And the first step to climb this ladder is the solving of the previous year’s NTSE Question paper. This will not only help the student receive an idea on how to approach the paper and thereby proceed with the answers but will also improve the time management, analytical, and critical thinking skills of the students.

NTSE Exam Overview

Name of The Exam	National Talent Search Examination
Frequency of Exam	Once a year
Conducting Body	National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT)
Mode of Examination	Offline
Application Process	Online
Duration of The Examination	4 HOURS ( 2 HRS MAT AND 2 HRS SAT)
Eligibility Criteria	Below the age of 18

To assist and prepare the student for this examination, Vedantu provides the candidates free access to question papers along with the answer keys, which they can easily download in the form of the pdf. With the practice of these question papers, the students will develop a concrete idea about the question pattern and the way they need to be answered.

Downloading the answer key, for both MAT (Mental Ability Test) and SAT ( Scholastic Aptitude Test) will help the candidates who have written the exams, to evaluate their answers and get an estimate of their performance.

NTSE Scholarship

A total of around 2000 scholarships are distributed for each stage of education. These stages include:

Students in class XI and XII, a scholarship of Rs 1250 is rewarded every month.
For students pursuing under-graduation and postgraduate, a scholarship of Rs 2000 is awarded every month.
For students pursuing a Ph.D., a fixed scholarship amount is provided in accordance with the UGC norms.

How To Fill Online Application Form For NTSE Stage 1

Most states release the online application forms for NTSE through their official websites. Students with the required eligibility criteria can fill this form online. The steps to fill the form are given below;

Visit the SCERT website of the respective state and union territory that the student wishes to take the exam from.
Click on the NTSE section that is visible on the home page and go ahead and click on the NTSE 2020-21 application form.
Enter the required details.
Upload the scanned photograph, signature file, and other documents that are asked for.
Pay the application fee.
Download the NTSE application form that you have just filled and submit it to the school.
The Head/ Principal will review the form and if eligible, will proceed forward and send it to the State Liaison Officer.

NTSE Qualifying Marks

The qualifying marks for the examination is as follows:

General Category	40 Percent
SC, ST, PH	32 Percent

NTSE (National Talent Search Examination) conducted by the National Council of Education Research and Technology (NCERT), is a scholarship test conducted for identifying the bright students wanting to pursue their higher education in science and social science. Stage-1 of the exam was conducted on 13th December 2020 for 11 states including Jharkhand and you can find the answer key of Jharkhand MAT here.

FAQs on NTSE 2020-21 Answer Key MAT Jharkhand

1. What does the stage 1 ( MAT) question paper consist of?

The MAT question paper presents questions that deal with analytical and logical reasoning. This section focuses on testing and evaluating the ability of the student to answer and solve reasoning questions. It also focuses on evaluating their skills to think, evaluate and visualize. This question paper demands the students to answer questions dealing with series, pattern perception. Coding-decoding, analogies, problem-solving, hidden figures, etc.

2. What does the Stage II (SAT) question paper consist of?

The paper for SAT contains 100 questions, divided into questions dealing with Science (40 marks), Social Science (40 Marks), and mathematics (20 marks).to solve this paper effortlessly, the student must be well prepared with the concepts taught in class 9th and 10th. The total time that the student receives to complete this paper is a total of 120 minutes.

3. What are the eligibility criteria for applying for the stage 1 examination?

In order to apply for the stage 1 examination, the following things are to be followed:

The student must be studying in class 10th in any government or private school in India
The student can belong from any Indian State or Union territory.
The students who are studying in open or in distance can also be eligible to appear for the examination. But they need to be below the age of 18 and should be appearing for the 10th examination.

4. What are the eligibility criteria for candidates from abroad?

Indian students who are studying abroad can also apply for the NTSE examination. They can sit for the stage 2 examination directly without appearing for the stage 1 exam. But in order to be able to do this, the candidate must have scored 60 percent and more in their previous year’s annual examination. Apart from this, the student wanting to sit for the exam should be present in the center allotted to them in India. And once they receive the scholarship, they should continue their higher education in India.

5. What is the marking scheme of NTSE examinations?

The marking scheme that the NTSE examinations follow are in the following fashion:

Correct answer= 1 mark. Students score 1 mark for every right answer without any negative marking for the wrong answers in the stage 1 exam.
The candidates who manage to pass the part I examination are eligible to appear for the Stage 2 examination. The marking scheme for this examination differs from the stage 1 examination. This is because, for every wrong attempt, the candidate loses one-third of the marks, though there is no negative marking if the student leaves a question.