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Only the NTSE Stage I qualified candidates can compete for the NTSE Stage II; however, NRI or Indian students studying in foreign nations are exempted from Stage I and eligible to appear directly for the NTSE Stage II examination. The MAT and the SAT are two elements of the NTSE exam pattern for the Stage II Exam. There will be 100 questions in both MAT and SAT(Science-40, Maths-20, Social science-40). No negative marking for any wrong answer. Both tests are 2 hours (120 minutes) long.
The NTSE Stage – 2 exam is conducted for students studying in Class X. Only Class X students (below 18 years of age) can appear for the exam.
NTSE syllabus is divided into two stages, each having objective-type questions. They are diversified into two groups: MAT and SAT.
MAT is used to evaluate students’ problem-solving skills and logical reasoning abilities to evaluate their mental sharpness. These abilities are measured using a variety of questions such as data analytics, shape problems, verbal and nonverbal reasoning, and so on. It examines a student’s general approach to mapping and problem-solving and tests their thought process.
The topics important for MAT Syllabus are mentioned below:
| Topics | ||
| Analogy | Puzzle Test | Alphabet Test |
| Classification | Logical Venn diagrams | Blood relations |
| Series | Logical sequence of words | Verification of truth of the statement |
| Coding-Decoding | Problems on clocks | Analytical Reasoning |
| Direction Sense Test | Series completion test | Arithmetical reasoning test |
| Mathematical operations | Inserting a missing character | |
The topics important for MAT Syllabus are mentioned below:
| Topics | ||
| Classification | Series | Analogy |
| Transparent paper folding | Embedded figure | Dot fixing situation |
| Analytical Reasoning | Water images | Problems on cubes and dice |
| Incomplete Figures | Folding Papercutting | |
This section tests students’ knowledge in subjects like Science, Mathematics and Social Science. The syllabus will be similar to classes IX and X.
The SAT consists of 100 math, science, and social science questions for 100 m
NTSE Stage – 2 Exam Subject Wise Marks Includes –
The detailed NTSE SAT Exam syllabus is mentioned below –
| NTSE Science Syllabus | ||
| Acid, bases, and salt | Soil | Heredity and evolution |
| Air | Sound | Our environment |
| Carbon and its compounds | Structure of atom | Physical and chemical changes |
| The cellular level of organisation | Water | Reproduction |
| Diversity in living organisms | Magnetism & electricity at work | Some common diseases |
| Fibres and plastics | Measurements | Source of Energy |
| Food production & management | Metals and non-metals | The Universe |
| Microorganism | Light | Work and energy |
| Periodic classification of elements | Life Process | |
| Plant and animal nutrition | Human body | |
| NTSE Mathematics Syllabus | ||
| Algebraic expressions | Simple interest & compound interest | Number system |
| Arithmetic | Statistics | Mensuration |
| Arithmetic progressions | Triangle | Linear equation |
| Basic geometry | Rational numbers | Square root & cube root |
| Circles | Quadratic equation | Surface areas and volumes |
| Coordinate geometry | Probability | Trigonometry |
| Direct & inverse variation | Playing with numbers | |
| Exponent | Percentage & its application | |
| NTSE Social Science Syllabus | ||
| History | Civics | Geology |
| Culture, science, and literature | Democracy | Agriculture |
| Early medieval period | Diversity and livelihood | Atmosphere |
| Indus valley civilization | The economic presence of the government | Industries |
| Introduction and sources of ancient Indian history | India and its neighbours | The internal structure of the earth and rocks |
| Jainism, Buddhism, and conquerors from distant lands | Indian constitution | Major domains and landforms |
| Medieval architecture and culture | State government | Maps and globe |
| National movement | The judiciary | The motion of the earth |
| New empires and kingdoms | UN and international agencies | Natural vegetation |
| Popular movements and social reforms | Union government | Our country-India |
| Revolt of 1857 | Our environment | |
| The Maurya’s | Resources and development | |
| Solar system | ||
| NTSE General Knowledge Syllabus | ||
| Abbreviations | Books and Authors | Sports |
| Awards and Recognitions | India | World |
| NTSE Mental Ability Syllabus | ||
| Alphabet and Number Test | Direction Sense | Series (Verbal) |
| Analogy (Verbal) | Embedded Figure | Series (Non–Verbal) |
| Analogy (Non-Verbal) | Figure Partition and Dot Situation | Venn Diagrams |
| Blood Relations | Missing Character | Water and Mirror Images |
| Calendar, Time and Clock | Mathematical Operations | Word Problems |
| Coding-Decoding | Ranking and Arrangements | Classification |
Candidates selected in the first round of examination will be eligible for the national level examination.
The exam is conducted in two parts. The first part is the Mental Ability Test (MAT), and the second is the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT).
| Particulars | Details |
| NTSE Stage 2 | ● Paper – I Mental Ability Test (MAT)
● Paper – II Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) |
| NTSE Exam Mode | Offline |
| NTSE Number of Subjects | 3 (Maths, Science, Social Science) |
| NTSE Exam Duration | 2 Hrs for Each Stage respectively |
| Number of Questions in NTSE | 100 Questions in each paper |
| NTSE Marking Scheme | ● One mark for each correct answer
● No negative marking for wrong answers |
| NTSE Paper Language | English, Hindi |
| Events | Dates |
| NTSE Stage 2 Admit Card | March-May |
| NTSE Stage 2 Exam | 2nd Sunday of May (unless otherwise notified) |
| NTSE Stage 2 Result | November |
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