About NSEP 2024-25 Syllabus, Eligibility & Exam Pattern Provided by Vedantu
FAQs on NSEP Exam Pattern 2024-25
1. What are the Languages of NSEP 2024-25?
The National Science Examination In Physics or NSEP is a national level examination and the question paper also comes in certain regional languages as well. The NSEP examination comes in languages such as English, Hindi, Bengali, and other regional languages. During the enrollment or registration process, it is the responsibility of the students to select the language in which they are most comfortable.
2. What are the Other Stages After the NSEP Examination?
Following the NSEP examination, there are four levels, the last of which is the International Olympiad examination for Physics. Around 60,000 students take part in the first round of the NSEP exam, with around 300 students progressing to the second round. The students who have been chosen are then sent to the Indian National Olympiad (INO).
In the second level, the top 50 applicants will be invited to the orientation-cum-selection camp. Just five students from the orientation and placement camps go to the pre-departure camp in the third tier, out of a total of 50 students. Finally, students from the pre-departure camps are given the chance to compete in major olympiads. The NSEP is believed to be the first step toward the Indian National Olympiad, which will be followed by the International Olympiads.
3. Which month NCEP is conducted?
This year, 2024-25, NSEP will be conducted in the month of November on 26th.
4. How many students are selected in NSEP?
Of all students who participate in NSEP, IOQP (Indian Olympiad Qualifier in Physics) usually chooses between 300-500 students.
5. How to Apply for NSEP?
Candidates who want to take the NCEP exam must complete a series of steps. Candidates are required to first download a registration form from the IAPT's official website. They must fill in all of their information after downloading the form. The candidate's name, address, parents' names, and the chosen language in which he or she wishes to take the exam should all be included. After entering all of the correct details, the applicant must sign a document indicating that everything is correct. The registration and declaration form, as well as a fee of Rs. 200 and the name of the centre where the applicant wishes to take the test, must be submitted. The fee is a one-time, non candidate qualifies for the next round, he or she should not be concerned about the fee.
6. What are the Actual Benefits of Qualifying for the NSEP 2024-25 Examination?
Throughout the year NSEP has proven to provide excellent benefits for the students who attain excellent NSEP results. After qualifying for this examination the candidate will have a scholarship for the undergraduate course, only if he or she decides to pursue a career in the field of Physics. The maximum number of scholarships that are granted every year is only ten. Appearing for a national competitive examination will help the candidates to evaluate themself and also compete with all the students from across the country. It will also help them to rectify their mistakes and not repeat them shortly.
7. Is there any negative marking in NSEP 2024-25?
Yes, 1 mark is deducted for every wrong answer in set A.
