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Get Acquainted with the Complete Syllabus and Pattern of NTSE

All the meritorious class tenth students who are looking to appear for the NTSE scholarship should be completely acquainted with the NTSE syllabus and pattern because it will help them effectively plan their study strategy and become successful in the exam.

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Get Acquainted with the Complete Syllabus and Pattern of NTSE

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  1. Get Acquainted with the Complete Syllabus and Pattern of NTSE NTSE or National Talent Search Examination is one of the most competitive examinations conducted by NCERT to award scholarships to meritorious students of class tenth in India. Students of class-tenth from all over the country are eligible to participate in this prestigious scholarship program. Every year the scholarship program is conducted usually in the month of November and approximately 9-10 lakhs students appear for this scholarship test. Out of lakhs of students, only 10,000 students are selected for the NTSE scholarship. The scholarship is awarded to help meritorious students, who are regarded as national talent, to pursue higher studies. All the meritorious class tenth students who are looking to appear for the NTSE scholarship should be completely acquainted with the NTSE syllabus and pattern because it will help them effectively plan their study strategy and become successful in the exam. Stages of NTSE The National Talent Search Examination is conducted in two stages called Stage I and Stage II. NTSE ‘Stage I’ is a state-level exam conducted by different states and union territories of India, whereas Stage II is a national-level exam conducted by the National Council of Educational Research and Training. Both the two stages of NTSE are divided into two parts, Mental Ability Test (MAT) and Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). This test is organized offline in pen-paper mode and the questions are asked in both Hindi and English language. Let’s decode the syllabus and examination pattern of NTSE in both stages.

  2. NTSE Stage I Syllabus Since NTSE ‘Stage I’ is divided into two parts, MAT and SAT, so the syllabus for both parts is different. However, students should have sound knowledge of all the topics of class-9th and 10th given in their NCERT books. MAT syllabus comprises verbal and non-verbal reasoning questions from the below-given topics: MAT Syllabus · Blood Relations · Distance and Direction · Coding-Decoding · Ranking and Arrangements · Venn Diagrams · Word Problems SAT syllabus consists of questions from Math, Science, and Social Science. Find below the topics included in the syllabus for all three subjects. Science Syllabus · Reproduction · Carbon & Compounds · Motion · Measurements · Force · Source of Energy · Work & Energy · Metal & Non-Metals · Acid, Base & Salt

  3. Social Science Syllabus · French Revolutions · World War I and II · Indian Freedom Struggle · Natural Vegetation · Indus Valley Civilization · Climate · Solar System · Maps & Globe · Judiciary · Indian Constitution · Indian Government Mathematics Syllabus · Number Systems · Quadratic Equations · Arithmetic Progressions · Square Roots · Percentage · Surface Areas · Simple & Compound Interest · Triangle · Linear Equations NTSE Stage II Syllabus

  4. NTSE Stage II is also divided into two parts, Mental Ability Test and Scholastic Aptitude Test, and the syllabus for both parts is different. SAT Syllabus Mathematics Syllabus · Algebraic Expressions · Basic Geometry · Arithmetic Progressions · Coordinate Geometry · Arithmetic · Circles · Direct & inverse variation · Linear Equation · Mensuration

  5. · Exponent · Percentage & its Application · Number System · Quadratic Equations · Probability · Simple interest & Compound interest · Playing with Numbers · Statistics · Rational Numbers · Square Root & Cube Root · Triangles · Surface Areas and Volumes · Trigonometry Science Syllabus · Air · Acid Bases and Salt · Cellular Level of Organisation · Carbon and its Compounds · Fibres and Plastics · Diversity in Living Organisms · Measurement · Life Processes · Metals & Non Metals

  6. · Human Body · Heredity and Evolution · Food Production & Management · Heredity and Evolution · Light and Sound · Magnetism & Electricity at Work · Micro-organisms · Periodic Classification of Elements · Our Environment · Motion and Force · Periodic Classification of Elements · Plant and Animal Nutrition · Physical and Chemical Changes · Work and energy · The Universe · Water · Structure of Atom · Soil · Source of Energy · Reproduction · Some Common Diseases Social Science Syllabus · Agriculture

  7. · Biosphere · Culture, Science, and Literature · Diversity and Livelihood · Early States · French Revolution · Indian Constitution · Indian Freedom Struggle · Industrial Revolution · Internal Structure of the Earth and Rocks · Jainism, Buddhism, and Conquerors from Distant Lands · Major Domains and Landforms · Medieval Architecture and Culture · Nationalism in Various Countries · New Empires and Kingdoms · Popular Movements and Social Reforms · Resources and Development · The Delhi Sultanate · The Mauryas · UN and International Agencies · Vedic Period · World History · Atmosphere · British Raj

  8. · Democracy and Elections · Early Medieval Period · Eighteenth-Century Political Formation · India and its Neighbors · Indian Economics · Indus Valley Civilization · Introduction and Sources of Ancient Indian History · Local and State Government · Maps and Globe · The motion of the Earth · Natural Vegetation · Our Country – India · Population · Solar System · The Judiciary · The Mughal Empire · Union Government · Water Resources General Knowledge Syllabus · Abbreviations · Books and Authors · Sports · Awards and Recognitions

  9. · India · World English Syllabus · Antonyms · One word substitution · Reading Comprehension · Sentence Completion · English Grammar · Paragraph Completion · Rearrangement of Jumbled Words · Synonyms Stage II MAT Syllabus The Stage II MAT tests student’s reasoning and problem-solving skills and the syllabus include: · Series · Analogies · Reasoning · Problem-solving · Figures · Classification · Coding · Words NTSE Exam Pattern

  10. NTSE aspirants should not only be aware of the syllabus but should also be aware of the examination pattern. This will allow them to ideally prepare for the exam which will help them score exceptionally well on the exam. The exam is conducted offline in the pen-paper mode comprising multiple choice questions. The total number of questions in both MAT and SAT sections is a hundred consisting of 40 questions from Science and Social Science each and 20 questions from Math. Both MAT and SAT are of 2 hours each and 1 mark is awarded for each correct answer and there is no negative marking for the incorrect or unattempted question. The Mental Ability Test consists of logical and analytical reasoning questions and tests students' reasoning ability to think, evaluate, visualize, and their ability to discriminate. Scholastic Aptitude Test or SAT consists of questions from Science, Math, Social Science, and English Language. This section tests students' general awareness, reading abilities, interpretation, and evaluation.

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