Hii

Yes, the cutoff and qualifying marks is same for NTSE for stage I. It means if you are able to get that much marks than you will be eligible for second stage NTSE exam. This marks is often referred as cutoff as many people. So both are same

Hope

Hello Nanda

NTSE  Cutoff will determine the candidate’s selection in the NTSE merit list. The NTSE cutoff list consists of cutoff scores for different categories. Students will have to check the cutoff scores of their respective category. Check the table below for the detailed NTSE Stage 2 Cutoff.

hi,

your score is really good. see cutoff scores depends on various factors like seat matrix, number of participants, candidates category etc. last year jharkhand ntse general category cut off was 113, sc category- 104, for st category-92, this years probable cut off for general category is expected to be

Hey,

The results of stage 1 Karnataka has not been released yet. It will be released soon as the dates were declared to be in the 1st week of January. So, keep checking the official website for updates.

Please check the link below to find out more about it. https://www.google.com/amp/s/school.careers360.com/articles/ntse-karnataka-result

Hi Sai,

The National Talent Search examination is held in two stages. Those candidates who clear Stage-1 are eligible to appear for Stage-2. for NTSE Karnataka 2020, the Stage-1 cutoff is expected to be released soon. however, the tentative cutoff for the general category is 138-148.

For updates, please check

hi,

ntse stage 1 result for himachal pradesh is expected to be releases on the month of february 2020 tentatively. last year ntse cutoff for general category was 127. cut off depends on various factos like number of participants, seat matrix, questions difficulty level etc. this years it is expected

Hello there! Hope your are doing good.

As the stage 2 cutoff for 2019 General category went as high as 134, I believe it would be difficult for you to crack it as the cut offs get higher each year.

Factors affecting NTSE Exam are:-

1. Number of candidates registered for

Qualifying marks are the marks that qualify for you for that particular exam. And on the other side, cut off marks are the marks that secured a seat in that particular exam for each Category. Say for example, to be qualified in NTSE, you need a certain score for your