NTSE Mock Test 1 2023-24

Q: 5. What was the cut off of the NTSE Exam in 2022?

NTSE Cut Off Category-wise [2022]CategoryCut Off MarksGeneral132OBC110SC98ST89EWS81The cut-off for the General category students is 132 out of 400. For reserved category candidates(OBC, SC, ST, EWS), there is some relaxation in the cut-off marks which ranges from 110 marks to 81 marks. Students are expected to score at least 40% for the general category students and 32% for the reserved category students of the total marks in the examination in order to get qualified for the same.

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NTSE Mock Test 1 2023-24

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National Talent Search Examination (NTSE) aspirants must practice well as the exam witnesses fierce competition. Applicants must take online mock test 1 to get familiar with the exam pattern and to improve their speed, accuracy and problem-solving abilities. With this motivation, Vedantu, a premier online learning platform, caters to NTSE Mock Test 1 which can be availed by registering on the platform. These online tests by Vedantu are beneficial in cracking NTSE with excellent results.

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The National Talent Search Examination, popularly known as NTSE, is organised by the Government of India and conducted on a national level by the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT). This Exam is for students studying in the 10th standard. It is one of the most prestigious exams in our country which opens the gateway to one of the best institutions in the country to study for your undergraduate degree in the field of Engineering or Medicine. It provides you scholarships and discounts on your fees when you begin college or even coaching for your higher education in streams like Medicine and Engineering.

Mock tests help in creating an exam-like environment so that the student can practise questions and also become familiar with the time limit for solving them. Vedantu’s online tests are the perfect source for these papers as the exam is conducted in real-time with a stop-watch which creates pressure on the student and makes him/her adjust to it. These questions are curated by one of the finest teachers which will help you crack the NTSE Examinations with an outstanding score.

At the beginning of the paper, the student is provided with instructions on how to approach the paper. The duration of the paper is 2 hours.
Once the student begins the paper and clicks on “Start Test”, the stopwatch set for 2 hours will automatically begin. If the student wishes to leave the test in between or submit the paper, the result will be shown.
The paper is divided into 6 parts;

MAT, MATHEMATICS, PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGY AND SOCIAL STUDIES.

The number of questions divided into each of these subjects are as follows;

Mat	10 questions
Mathamatics	20 questions
Physics	10 questions
Chemistry	10 questions
Biology	10 questions
Social Studies	10 questions

The result shows your correct answers, incorrect answers and unattempted questions. Along with that, you will also be able to see your accuracy, subject performance and Category level performance. The student can also download the report in a PDF-format.
After analysing the paper properly by the detailed Topic wise report provided by Vedantu, the student can re-attempt the test.

FAQs on NTSE Mock Test 1 2023-24

1. Where can I get my information for the NTSE exam from? I want to solve questions but I’m not able to find relevant papers.

Any resource that you require for the National Talent Search Examination can be found on the VEDANTU App or Website. You will find details regarding your NTSE syllabus, Notes for all the subjects, Solved questions along with their explanations, Previous year sample papers to practice for your examinations as well as Revision notes. Lakhs of students use Vedantu for practising sample papers for their competitive exams. Students can also get all the updates of their exams on Vedantu. On top of that, you can download all of this material for absolutely free once you register with your email address or your mobile number.

2. What to do to fill the NTSE claim bill for scholarship?

Once your examination (Both stage 1 and stage 2 is over), look through the official website of NCERT to see if there are any updates. If you have successfully passed both stages, NCERT will send you a letter with a password mailed to you. Keep rechecking for any news of when the NTSE Claim Bill should be filled.

Now, for filling this Bill you will firstly require an SBI (State Bank Of India) Bank account. Once you have the password, go to the NCERT Website and log in with your ID and Password. Now click on the Add a Claim Bill and submit the scanned forms. Check the website once in a while.

3. How much is the scholarship in NTSE?

The scholarship that is provided to students on passing both the exam stages of NTSE is:

Cash Scholarship of 1250/- per month for the student studying in the 11th and 12th standard.

Cash Scholarship of 200/- per month for Undergraduate and Postgraduate students.

Cash Scholarship during PHDs.

In addition to this, when a student goes to a college to study for his/her undergraduate degree in the field of Engineering or Medicine, they also get discounts.

4. How many questions are asked in the NTSE examination? Is there any negative marking?

The NTSE Exam takes place in two stages- Stage I and Stage II. SAT and MAT, which consists of 100 questions, consists of subjects like Math, Science, Social Science, Mental Ability and General Knowledge. Students should note that there is no negative marking in this exam, so you don't have to worry about taking a chance for some questions to which they don’t know the answer. The students are recommended to solve and attempt every question to increase their marks.

5. What was the cut off of the NTSE Exam in 2022?

NTSE Cut Off Category-wise [2022]

Category	Cut Off Marks
General	132
OBC	110
SC	98
ST	89
EWS	81

The cut-off for the General category students is 132 out of 400. For reserved category candidates(OBC, SC, ST, EWS), there is some relaxation in the cut-off marks which ranges from 110 marks to 81 marks. Students are expected to score at least 40% for the general category students and 32% for the reserved category students of the total marks in the examination in order to get qualified for the same.