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    The National Standard Examination in Junior Science (NSEJS) is conducted by the Indian Association of Physics Teachers to select students for the Indian National Junior Science Olympiad. Students below 10th class who are 14-15 years old and studying in a recognized school can apply. The exam is based on CBSE syllabus up to 10th class and is held in November. Over 40,000 students from 1200 schools participate annually in the National Standard Examination, which is the first step to qualify for International Olympiads.

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    The National Standard Examination in Junior Science (NSEJS) is conducted by the Indian Association of Physics Teachers to select students for the Indian National Junior Science Olympiad. Students below 10th class who are 14-15 years old and studying in a recognized school can apply. The exam is based on CBSE syllabus up to 10th class and is held in November. Over 40,000 students from 1200 schools participate annually in the National Standard Examination, which is the first step to qualify for International Olympiads.

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    The National Standard Examination in Junior Science (NSEJS) is conducted by the Indian Association of Physics Teachers to select students for the Indian National Junior Science Olympiad. Students below 10th class who are 14-15 years old and studying in a recognized school can apply. The exam is based on CBSE syllabus up to 10th class and is held in November. Over 40,000 students from 1200 schools participate annually in the National Standard Examination, which is the first step to qualify for International Olympiads.

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    NSEJS

    Students studying below class 10th can appear for National Standard Examination in Junior Science to
    qualify for stage II of International Science Olympiad in Junior Science. Check here all about the exam
    including exam dates, eligibility, participation, exam pattern and selection procedure.
    Indian Association of Physics Teachers (IAPT) conducts National Standard Examination in Junior Science
    for students studying below Class 10th. Through NSE, students are shortlisted for next level of
    International Olympiad in Junior Science i.e. Indian National Olympiad in Junior Science (INO JS). The
    NSE Junior Science exam is based on science and mathematics till Class 10th syllabus as prescribed by
    Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Interested students can check here all about NSE in Junior
    Science including exam dates, eligibility, application as well as exam pattern.
    Features of National Standard Examination in Junior Science (NSE JS) by IAPT:
    Conducted by – Indian Association of Physics Teachers (IAPT)

    Exam Level – National

    Test Mode – Written test

    Class level – CBSE Class 10th

    Objective – To select students for Indian National Junior Science Olympiad (INO JS)

    Important dates of NSE Junior Science:


    Events

    Key dates

    Last date of Application

    Third week of September

    NSE JS Exam date

    Third week of November

    Result announcement

    By last week of December

    Eligibility Criteria for NSE Junior Science:


    Only Indian Students are resident of India and are studying in recognized Schools of state or central
    board of education. They must be between 14-15 years of age in the examination year. They should not
    have completed or studying in class 10th board examination before 30 November as in the year of
    examination.The students must not be appearing in any of NSEA, NSEB, NSEC or NSEP in the same year
    of examination.
    Application Process for NSE Junior Science:
    The eligible students can apply for National Standard Examination in Junior Science through their School
    at their nearest IAPT registered regional centres only
    They have to pay an application fee of Rs. 100 (in cash) at the time of registration
    Exam Pattern for NSE Junior Science:
    Exam Timings – 10:00 am to 12:00 pm (tentative)

    Duration of Exam – Two hours

    Test paper Level/ Syllabus – CBSE prescribed syllabus till Class 10th
    Enrolment
    You can get in touch with your school Headmaster to check whether your school is a NSE centre. If, yes
    then you can directly pay the fees and your school would be given the required guidance pertaining to
    the NSE.

    National Standard Examination


    National Standard Examination, conducted by the Indian Association of Physics Teachers (IAPT) is the
    first step for the International Olympiads. On qualifying this level, you will be eligible for the next level
    i.e Indian National Olympiads for the respective subjects. This exam is conducted every year and more
    40,000 students over 1200 schools participate in this examination. The exam is conducted in the month
    of November.
    Enrolment
    You can get in touch with your school Headmaster to check whether your school is a NSE centre. If, yes
    then you can directly pay the fees and your school would be given the required guidance pertaining to
    the NSE.
    If your school/college is not a registered centre, then you could visit the website: www.iapt.org.in. The
    website would display the details of the registered centre for last year. This might help you to locate the
    nearest centre you and enrolling your name at the centre by paying the required fee.
    Fee: Rs.120 per student
    The fees are payable to the centre in-charge of the centre where you have enrolled your name. No
    direct remittance to IAPT is permissible. No TA/ DA is admissible for NSE (Stage I Examination).

    National Standard Examination


    National Standard Examination, conducted by the Indian Association of Physics Teachers (IAPT) is the
    first step for the International Olympiads. On qualifying this level, you will be eligible for the next level
    i.e Indian National Olympiads for the respective subjects. This exam is conducted every year and more
    40,000 students over 1200 schools participate in this examination. The exam is conducted in the month
    of November.

    Eligibility
    The following is the eligibility criterion for the NSE.

    Must be an Indian citizen.


    Important Dates (Tentative)
    Examination Tentative Date
    NSE Junior Science (NSEJS) 3rd week of November
    NSEP 4th week of November
    NSEC 4th week of November
    NSEB 4th week of November
    NSEA 4th week of November

    Syllabus
    It is broadly equivalent to senior secondary level (up to and including Class XII) of CBSE. However, only
    basic guideline for the course is mentioned. No detailed syllabus is given for NSEP.
    Syllabus

    NSE Paper Pattern


    1. Physics

    Part A1: 60 Questions with only one correct alternative for 3 marks each. There is a negative marking of
    1 mark for a wrong answer.

    Part A2: 10 Questions each for 6 marks with multiple correct alternative. No negative marking in this
    section.

    2. Chemistry and Biology

    80 Multiple Choice questions, each for 3 marks. There is a negative marking of 1 mark for a wrong
    answer.

    3. Astronomy

    80 Multiple Choice questions, each for 3 marks. There is a negative marking of 1 mark for a wrong
    answer. These questions will be mostly in Physics, Maths and about 20% in Basic Astronomy.

    4. Junior Science

    80 Multiple Choice questions, each for 3 marks in Physics, Chemistry, Biology & Mathematics. There is a
    negative marking of 1 mark for a wrong answer.

    The total marks would be 240 for every subject.

    On qualifying the NSE you will be eligible for the next round i.e the Indian National Olympiad (INO)
    which is a step further for the International Olympiad.

    Certificates will be given to top 10%students of each centre.


    Merit Certificates will be given to top 1% students in each subject.
    Top 35 students will receive gold medals.

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