Hello,

You can find previous years' NTSE Maharashtra question papers by visiting the link below:

https://school.careers360.com/articles/ntse-maharashtra-question-papers

Hi,

The qualifying cut off of NTSE 2019 is 40% for general/OBC and 32% for SC/ST category students separately in MAT and SAT papers. Your score seems good enough to qualify the first stage of NTSE 2019 but getting selected for the second stage of NTSE 2019 depends totally on

Hie Shivali,

As per the qualifying cutoff, a student must obtain 40% if belonging to the general category or 32% if belonging to SC/ST category. However, the final selection depends on the NTSE Maharashtra cutoff which will be released along with the result. You may check the previous year cutoff

Hello,

The qualifying cutoff of NTSE is 40% for general and OBC candidates and 32% for SC/ST applicants in MAT and SAT papers separately. Your score seems to be good enough to qualify for the second stage however the final selection depends only on NTSE Maharashtra cutoff which will be

Hello Ishan,

The qualifying cutoff of NTSE is 40% for general and OBC candidates and 32% for SC/ST applicants. Your score seems to be good enough to qualify for the second stage however the final selection depends only on NTSE Madhya Pradesh cutoff which will be released along with the

Hello,

The qualifying cutoff of NTSE is 40% for general and OBC candidates and 32% for SC/ST applicants for MAT and SAT separately. Your score seems to be good enough to qualify NTSE but to qualify for the second stage, you have to meet the NTSE Rajasthan cutoff which will

Hey Lalit.

The cut off to be selected for stage 2 of NTSE for UP  in the previous year was 131 marks out of 150. The cut off varies each year due to various factors like level of paper, competition. The maximum marks this year is also 200 unlike the

Hello Sachin,

You can check the link below to have an idea on the basis of previous year cutoff. But there will be changes this year because the NTSE exam pattern has changed.

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Hello Sakshi,

Assuming you are asking for the NTSE exam. The qualifying cut off is 40% for general category and 32% for SC/ST category applicants. But the final selection depends on the cutoff score released state wise by respective authorities. It might vary due to various factors like the number

Hello Aashay

The qualifying cutoff is 40% for general category separately in both MAT and SAT papers. But the final selection will depend upon the cutoff released by the individual state. As the exam pattern is changed this year, the cutoff will also vary. Still, you can have the idea