If you are talking about First Stage of NTSE exam form then its being declared.

But if you want to know how to apply for Second Stage-

NTSE Registration – How to Apply

1. Step 1 : Obtain the Application form.
2. Step 2: Fill the Application form.
3. Step 3: Payment of Application Fee (If applicable)
4. Step 4: Submit the NTSE Application Form.
5. Important dates for the academic year 2020-21.
6. Also Read- NTSE ADMIT CARD- KEY DATES, SYLLABUS AND EXAMINATION PATTERN.

Hello Sita,

There are two ways to fill the form of NTSE 2020/21 Stage 1 exam that is

1. Offline Mode
2. Online Mode

As you have mentioned that Schools are closed , So I would like you to suggest to fill the form in Online Mode, which is safe, easy and very convenient

As for further details about this exam, you can go through the link that i mentioned below.

https://school.careers360.com/articles/ntse-application-form

Hope you will find it relevant.

Feel free to ask further problems.

Regards.

Hey Usha

Here are the steps you can follow to join NTSE exam 2020

Visit  www.ncert.nic.in and click on apply for ntse.Fill in your details and then click on submit. After that download the ntse application form (in which you will have to fill your basic details and fix your photograph etc). You will have to get the form attested from your principal after which you have to  submit the application form along with the application fee in the Liaison Office. All the best.

Dear Shreyas,

The state education boards and NCERT prescribe NTSE 2020 Exam Pattern on their official websites. The exam pattern will help candidates in preparing for the national level exam. The examination is conducted every year at 2 levels: Stage – 1 (State level) and Stage – 2 (National level). Stage 1, exam will be held in November 2020 and stage 2, exam will be conducted on June 2021. For both stages, exam is divided into two parts i.e. Mental Ability Test (MAT) , and Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT).

NTSE 2020 Exam Pattern Highlights

NTSE 2020 Stage-I Exam Pattern

Stage-I is conducted at State/UT level by the concerned State/UT authorities. Candidates have to select 1 language from English or Hindi to solve the paper. Each correct answer is awarded 1 mark and there is no negative marking at this stage. The paper is divided into two parts:

Part 1 – Mental Ability test (MAT): This part contains logical and analytical reasoning based questions. This section tests the candidate’s reasoning, ability to think, evaluate, ability to discriminate and visualize. A total of 50 questions is to be answered under this section.

Part 2 – Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT): This part consists of 150 questions from Science, Mathematics, Social Science and English Language. This section judges the student’s reading abilities, interpretation, evaluation and general awareness of the subjects.

Hope it helps.

hey,

as per the eligibility criteria prescribed by NCERT only indian students who are pursuing their studies from schools in india are eligible to appear in the stage 1 exam , NTSE stage 1 exam is likely to be held in the first week of november 2020.

for more detailed information kindly refer to the link mentioned below

https://school.careers360.com/articles/ntse-eligibility-criteria

good luck!

Dear,

There is no such time table or schedule which can make you a topper. You just need to remember a few points during your preparation. For NTSE the first thing that you need to work on is your mathematics skills. A student good in maths has an edge over the others in solving the MAT section.Language-The language paper will not be too tough but see to it that you don't take too much time in it.Science paper will be strictly based on your state/central board's prescribed syllabus books.Books like Tata McGraw Hill are very useful for NTSE prep( especially for SST and MAT).There is also Arihant's preparation book for NTSE. Give online tests as many as you can.They really help you to manage your time well.Have a proper idea of time. Make sure you don't waste too much time on one question/section. Otherwise you may not get the time to complete the paper.Try to complete the paper atleast 15mins early so that you have time to revise the paper. You follow the same tips for board exam as well like focusing on the important points and revising concepts. Solve past years exam papers. If you are consistent in your work, you can definitely top these exams. Don't lose hope. All the best.

Hope this helps!

Hi Ayush Kumar Singh,

According to the latest eligibility criteria of National Talent Search Examination (NTSE), students who are currently enrolled in class 10 from any recognized school/board  are eligible to apply for NTSE exam.

So, after coming in Class 11 you can't enroll for NTSE exam.

Refer here for more info - https://school.careers360.com/exams/ntse

Feel free to ask doubts in the Comment Section.

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!