An Introduction to MAT
NTSE 2020-21 Answer Key Stage 1 MAT
FAQs on NTSE 2020-21 Answer Key Stage 1 MAT
1. Would I be Able to Demand Re-Assessment/ Reverification of my Answer Sheet?
No, There is no provision for re-assessment/ reverification.
2. I have Cleared the Stage- 1 of the National Talent Search Examination. How Might I Apply for the National Level Round?
No Need to apply, The form would be sent to the registered address.
3. Is There any State Quota in NTSE Stage- 2?
There is a state quota for stage 1, only selected candidates would qualify for the national level based on merit. There is no state quota at stage- 2.
4. How do Stage 1 and Stage 2 of the NTSE differ from each other?
The National Talent Search Examination is conducted every year in two phases- Stage 1 and Stage 2. Only students who clear stage 1, are eligible for attempting stage 2. Stage 1 is conducted as a state level examination, whereas stage 2 is a national level examination. The course outline, as well as the marking pattern, are the same, however, there is a difference between the difficulty levels of Stage 1 and Stage 2 of the NTSE examinations. The stage 2 is comparatively harder than the stage 1.
5. What is the number of students who go forward for the NTSE Stage 2 Exam?
Around nine to ten lakh of Class ten standards appear for the National Talent Search Examination, Stage 1 every year. Out of which, approximately there are a total number of four to five thousand students who successfully clear Stage 1 and go for writing the stage 2 exam. Based on the performance of Stage 2, only two thousand students are awarded the scholarship schemes by the State Government. The amount is further enhanced to Rs 1250 per month for Classes XI and XII and Rs 2000 per month for students studying graduation and above
6. Would I be able to demand re-assessment/ reverification of my answer sheet?
No, There is no provision for re-assessment/ reverification since the NCERT does not allow it. In any case, if you do not receive your score for the NTSE Exams, you can get the score by Right to Information (RTI) application with the concerned state department. Furthermore, you can raise questions, queries or even provide your feedback to the state education authorities with the help of a letter or email. You can also visit the official site of National Council of Educational Research and Training for the latest updates.
7. I have cleared the Stage- 1 of the National Talent Search Examination. How might I apply for the national level round?
There is no requirement for you to fill any additional form for the National round of the NTSE. However, you will receive the admit card for the national round from the NCERT. There is no need to apply, The form would be sent to the registered address. The probable date for receiving the same is by the third week of April. However, all students must check the eligibility criteria for stage 2 examinations as per the respective state board
8. Is there any state quota in NTSE Stage- 2?
A fixed number of students are eligible for stage 1 from every state. This number is different from state to state and is dependent on the total number of Class X students in that respective state. However, no such number is fixed for students appearing for the stage 2 of the NTSE exams. There is a state quota for stage 1, only selected candidates would qualify for the national level based on merit. There is no state quota at stage- 2.