Yes, NCERT Books are sufficient for NTSE Exam. However, for stage 1 students should also follow the state board books of Class 9th & 10th.

Also read, Best Books for NTSE

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There are two stages in NTSE- state level and national level. While state level exam is conducted separately by each state with different question papers, national level is conducted by the central government. Each year, around 180-200 students are selected from Tamil Nadu for level 2.

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Yes, students studying in private schools can apply for NTSE however, these schools should be affiliated and recognized by the state or national board.

For more details refer, NTSE Eligibility Criteria

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Until now in NTSE, 15 per cent scholarships are reserved for students belonging to the SC category, 7.5 per cent scholarships for students belonging to the ST category and 3 per cent for persons with disabilities. The MHRD is planning to extend the 27 per cent reservation to OBC

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NCERT will declare the NTSE result for stage II 2019 exam in September 2019. NTSE result 2019 stage 2 will be available online on the official website ncert.nic.in. Whereas, NTSE stage 2 exam was conducted for total 200 marks, 100 each for MAT and SAT paper. The candidates belonging

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My brother gave NTSE exam I think I could help you regarding preparations as I have closesly observed his schedule.

Saturday and Sundays are jackpot days for you utilise and manage it efficiently by preparing a strict timetable prefarebly most studying chunk to be finished in early morning hours.

Dear aspirant,

 NTSE 2019 Eligibility Criteria

Candidates must go through the eligibility criteria before filling the application form. A candidate who does not satisfy the eligibility criteria will not be considered for the admission process. Given below is the eligibility criteria set by NSTSS for school and graduation students.

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