Biyani’s JEE NEET Private plans to get our students ready for their School/Board and just as cutthroat tests of public and worldwide notoriety like NTSE, NSTSE, JSTSE, NSO, IMO, iOS, iOM, and so on.

 

Other than planning for the aforementioned tests, the drawn out proverb is to establish a sound framework of candidates ahead of time as the batch name ‘Agrim’ itself means, at a beginning phase to guarantee terrific achievement in the top' Medical and Engineering Entrance Tests' of the country.

 

The Foundation courses are comprehensive and carefully planned as these establish solid framework to understudies seeking to show up for CA-CPT tests after their XII boards. Justifiably, the projects of this unit assist with honing the abilities of normal candidates by giving them an early advantage to cause them pass with flying colours over the long haul. Believably, Foundations' projects fill in as an impetus in turning normal and crude ability to stand apart as treasured ones.

 

Alongside planning of Engineering and Medical Entrance Exams, Biyani’s JEE NEET Private gets students ready for KVPY and NSE (P/C/B/A) at class XI and XII level.

 

Some Popular Scholarship Exams: 

 

• NTSE - National Talent Search Exams: http://www.ncert.nic.in/programmes/talent_exam/index_talent.html
• NSTSE - National Science Talent Search Exams: http://www.unifiedcouncil.com/
• JSTSE - Junior Science Talent Search Exam: http://www.edudel.nic.in/welcome_folder/ntsejsts/JSTS/JSTSdetails.pdf
• KVPY - Kishore VaigyanikProtsahan Yojana: http://kvpy.iisc.ernet.in/main/index.htm 

Each Olympiad is a separate exam with its own organizing body and a common set of rules and regulations. The Olympiad exams thus serve as a platform to challenge the brightest minds in mathematics and science across the world.

 

There are various Olympiads held across the world. Some of them are as:

 

• The International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO, since 1959; not held in 1980)
• The International Physics Olympiad (IPhO, since 1967; not held in 1973, 1978, 1980)
• The International Chemistry Olympiad (IChO, since 1968; not held in 1971)
• The International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI, 1989)
• The International Biology Olympiad (IBO, 1990)
• The International Philosophy Olympiad (IPO, 1993)
• The International Astronomy Olympiad (IAO, 1996)
• The International Geography Olympiad (IGeO, 1996)
• The International Linguistics Olympiad (IOL, 2003)
• The International Junior Science Olympiad (IJSO, 2004)
• The International Olympiad on Astronomy and Astrophysics (IOAA, 2007)
• The International Earth Science Olympiad (IESO, 2007)

The Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education (HBCSE) is the nodal centre of the country for Olympiad programmes in Mathematics, Sciences and Astronomy. The programmes aim at promoting excellence in science and mathematics among pre-university students.

 

Mathematical Olympiad Program in India:

 

The Mathematical Olympiad Program consists of six Stages (For more details, refer link of Olympiad Exams in our website). For Details about Mathematical Olympiad, refer HBCSE website: http://olympiads.hbcse.tifr.res.in/ 

 

Science and Astronomy Olympiad Programs in India:

 

The Science Olympiad program also follows 5 stages (For more details, refer link of Olympiad Exams in our website). Details about Science & Astronomy Olympiads are available on the IAPT website: http://iapt.org.in/ 

 

Olympiads conducted by SOF World:

 

• NSO – National Science Olympiad: http://www.sofworld.org/nso 
• IMO – International Mathematics Olympiad: http://www.sofworld.org/imo
• NCO – National Cyber Olympiad: http://www.sofworld.org/nco
• IEO – International English Olympiad: http://www.sofworld.org/ieo 

 

Olympiads conducted by Silver Zone:

 

• iOM – International Olympiad of Mathematics: http://silverzone.org/newweb/iom_informatics_olympiad.html
• iOS – International Olympiad of Science: http://silverzone.org/newweb/ios_informatics_olympiad.html
• iSSO – International Social Studies Olympiad: http://silverzone.org/newweb/isso_olympiad.html 
• iTHO – International Talent Hunt Olympiad: http://silverzone.org/newweb/ITHO_olympiad.html

 

NATIONAL TALENT SEARCH EXAMINATION (NTSE)

 

The National Talent Search Examination (NTSE) is a public level grant program in India introduced in the year 1963. The motivation behind the plan is to recognize capable students and support their ability. It covers subjects like Science, Social Science, Engineering, Medicine, Management and Law. The plan is available to understudies of Indian ethnicity. It assists understudies with multiplying their psychological level and furthermore assists them with honing their brains. It is coordinated by NCERT and praises skilled understudies by giving monetary help with the type of a month to month grant. For the courses in Basic Sciences, Social Sciences and Commerce, this help is given up to Ph.D. level though for proficient courses like Engineering, Medicine, Management and Law this help is surrendered distinctly to Post Graduation.

 

NTSE is led by NCERT for the understudies of Class X. The test is led at two levels: Stage-I (State Level) and Stage-II (National Level). The NTSE paper comprising of Paper-I: Mental Ability Test (MAT) and Paper-II: Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT).

 

Standard for State/UT will be registered relatively based on understudy's enlistment in Class IX and X. The grants under the current plan are granted to the contender for seeking after courses in sciences and sociologies up to doctoral level and in proficient courses like medication and designing up to second-degree level subject to the satisfaction of the conditions.

 

Important Dates

 

Dates for Submission of Application Form and conduct of examination are given below:

• Stage-I (State Level)
• Last date for submission of application form - To Be Notified By Respective State & It May Vary From State To State.
• Examination in Mizoram, Meghalaya, Nagaland and Andaman and Nicobar Islands - 12th December, 2021.
• Stage - II (National Level)
• Examination in all States & Union Territories - 13th June, 2022.

 

Eligibility Criteria

 

• Students of Class X studying in recognized schools are eligible to appear for the Stage-I examination, conducted by the States/UTs, in which the schools are located. There is no domicile restriction.
• Students registered under the Open Distance Learning(ODL), will also be eligible for scholarship, provided the student is below the age of 18 years ( as on 1st July of the particular year), the student is not employed and he/she is appearing in Class X examination for the first time. For further details please visit: www.ncert.nic.in

 

Exam Details

 

The written examination for NTSE consists of two stages as Stage-I & Stage-II. Stage - I examination will be at the States/UTs level and Stage - II examination at the National level.

Stage-Iexamination at States/UTs level will comprise two papers namely Paper-I: Mental Ability Test (MAT) and Paper-II: Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) for nominating the required number of candidates for the second level test to be conducted by the NCERT.

 

The number of questions, maximum marks and time allotted are as follows:

 

Paper	Test	Timings	No. of Questions	No. of Marks	Time Duration
Paper-I	Mental Ability Test (MAT)	09.30 am to 11.30 am	100	100	120 minutes
Paper-II	Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT)	13.30 pm to 15.30 pm 1:30 pm to 4:00 pm for visually challenged candidates	100 (Science-40, Mathematics-20, Social Science-40)	100	120 minutes

 

*Scheme of Stage-I & II examination will be same. If there is any change in pattern for Stage-II examination then the same will be communicated later on through NCERT website www.ncert.nic.in. Candidates are advised to keep track of updates on NCERT website.

 

Note:

Candidates have to take the examination in following Parts:

Disclaimer:
Some states provide their own customized pattern of exam. Students are requested to refer their state’s State Council Educational Research and Training (SCERT) website for State Level NTSE details.

 

More Information

 

• The questions in MAT and SAT are multiple choice based questions.
• Candidates are required to answer all the questions in separate Answer sheets.
• Each question has four alternatives.
• The candidate has to select one correct answer from the given alternatives and mark in the answer-sheet as per the instructions Each question in both the paper shall carry one mark each.
• A student shall get one mark for correct response.
• There is no negative marking in either of the test papers.
  • Part I: Mental Ability Test (MAT)

This test is given to the candidates to judge their power of reasoning, ability to think, ability to judge, evaluate or discriminate, ability to visualize in the space, spatial orientation, etc. A variety of questions, for example: Analogies, Classification, Series, Pattern perception, Hidden figures, Coding-decoding, Block assembly, Problem solving etc. are used for this purpose. There shall be 100 multiple-choice type questions in MAT paper, with four alternatives. Each question will carry one mark. Candidates are required to answer the questions on a separate OMR sheet as per instructions given in the test booklet and on the OMR sheet.

• Part-II: Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT)

The scholastic Aptitude Test will consist of 100 multiple-choice questions of one mark each. Each question shall have four alternatives, out of which only one will be the correct answer. There shall be 40 questions from Science, 40 from Social Science and 20 from Mathematics. Candidates are required to answer the questions on a separate OMR sheet to be provided at the examination centre as per instructions.

• For more details, please refer:
  • NTSE Entrance Exam 
  • http://www.ncert.nic.in/pdf/talent_exam19.pdf

 

 

JUNIOR SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH EXAM (JSTSE)

 

Junior Science Talent Search Examination (JSTSE) is led by Science Branch of Directorate of Education, Delhi consistently for the most part in the period of January for the understudies of perceived schools of Delhi. JSTSE is coordinated at state level and total 150 grants are presented to the shortlisted applicants.

 

Important Dates

 

Tentative Month of Notification :	July-August
Tentative Month of Level-1 Exam :	January
Result :	May

 

Eligibility Criteria

 

Any student of recognized school studying in Class IX in Govt./ Govt. Aided/ Public/ KV/ Navodaya Vidyalaya/ NDMC and must have secured 65% marks in class VIII.

 

Exam Details

 

Subjects	Papers	No. of Questions	Marks	Time
General Knowledge	Paper 1	50	50	50 minutes
General Science & Mathematics	Paper 2	150	150	150 minutes

 

Scholarships

 

There are 150 scholarships for JSTSE per year.

 

Log on to website: http://www.edudel.nic.in/welcome_folder/ntsejsts/JSTS/JSTSdetails.pdf

For any clarification in the matter, please contact 011- 26280413.

 

NATIONAL MEANS-CUM-MERIT SCHOLARSHIP (NMMS) EXAM

 

It is coordinated by Ministry of Human Resource and Development, Government of India. It is a halfway supported plan. Under this plan, grant is granted to 1,00,000 understudies (at National level) chosen towards the end of class VIII. The goal of the plan is to grant to exemplary candidatesfromeconomically fragile areas to urge them to proceed with their studies till Class XII.

 

Important Dates

 

• Exam Date : Generally in November.

 

Eligibility Criteria

 

• Must have scored 55% and above marks in Class VII examination and has been promoted to class VIII. There is 5% relaxation in marks for reserved category
• Must be studying in Government, Local body and Private aided Schools only
• Parental income from all sources should not exceed than Rs. 1, 50,000/- per annum
• Parental Income Certificate issued by Govt. Employer in case the parents are Govt. Employees and affidavit attested from Magistrate/Notary in case the parents are in any private service / job has to be attached with the form

 

Exam Details

 

• The examination consists of two parts, namely
  (a) Mental Ability Test (MAT) and
  (b) Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) covering Science, Social Sciences and Mathematics of classes VII and VIII level.
• Each test has 90 questions.

• For more information visit
• http://mhrd.gov.in/nmms