NSEJS Mock Test 2020

Preparing for any exam requires effort and dedication. Practising mock tests will give you a decided advantage when it comes to this national standard test. NSEJS online mock tests are available on many websites. One can simply download them and start solving one by one.

NSEJS Mock Test 2020

There are many NSEJS online test series. Besides the mock test papers, you can also acquire the previous years’ question papers from IAPT’s website to assess the kind of questions you can expect. A student can also rely on NCERT textbooks and its questions to aid in this preparation for NSEJS.   

Candidates should have sufficient knowledge of PCM (Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics), along with a proper concept of biology. The exam is moderately competitive since most children are unaware of it. Still, one needs to excel in these subjects to clear the first round and all successive rounds. Many colleges also look at the NSEJS scores during admissions, which is why scoring well here can help secure your future.

What Happens After NSEJS?

After clearing this first round, students become eligible to sit for the next phase, which is the Indian National Junior Science Olympiad or INJSO examination. From here, the road leads to the International Olympiad.

Why Should Students Sit for the NSEJS?

If you are a student of classes 8, 9 or 10, giving the NSEJS has some benefit for you. Passing the exam will help you to gauge where you stand in the country in terms of skill, aptitude, and knowledge. The NSEJS will help you get a clear understanding of your potential.

Also, as stated previously, this exam can be a doorway to admission into some of India’s premier institutes. Students who participate in the NSEJS exam have the edge over the others when the time comes for college admissions. It is a sign that the student is serious about academic pursuits, looking to excel in all the branches of science.

Who Can Sit for NSEJS?

Any student in classes 8, 9, or 10 is eligible for the NSEJS examination. Other eligibility factors include:

• All NSEJS applicants must be Indian citizens.

• They should be eligible for an Indian passport as well. 

• For NSEJS 2020, the criteria are that the student should be born on or after 1.1.2006 and on or before 31.12.2007. This means 14 years old and 13 years old candidates are eligible to take the exam. 

• Also, the students who are enrolled for the NSEP (National Standard Examination for Physics) or the National Standard Examination for Mathematics (NSEM), National Standard Examination for Biology (NSEB) or National Standard Examination for Chemistry (NSEC) or NSEA in 2020 are not eligible for NSEJS the same year.