NSEC Registration 2020

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The NSEC exam 2020 registration for centers begins soon. The last date for the registration for centers and schools will be updated at the IAPT official website in a few days. Due to the COVID -19, the whole process of center registration and enrollment of students for the NSEC exam 2020 is delayed till 20 August 2020. The NSEC examination will be conducted in November or it may get delayed.

National Standard Examination in Chemistry also now as NSEC is organized by the  Indian Association of Physics Teacher (IAPT) in collaboration with the association of Chemistry teachers. It is an examination helds, for senior secondary school students in the month of November. Over 30000 students from class 12th attempt this examination. NSEC is a qualifying stage for the International Chemistry Olympiad leading qualified students to participate in the Indian National Chemistry Olympiad. Being a doorway to Internationally recognized Olympiad, the NSEC exam offers interested candidates an opportunity to outperform in Chemistry. The candidates selected for NSEC can attempt the exam in both English and Hindi. Read the article below to get further information about the NSEC 2020 registration process.

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NSEC 2020 Registration/ Application Form Process

Interested Students can get the NSEC registration forms from their nearest NSEC center. The registration form of the National Standard Examination in Chemistry can be filled either online or by visiting the NSEC centers. The following steps can be followed to fill the NSEC registration forms.

Step 1: The students first have to approach the NSEC centers. IAPT has launched thousands of centers over the past few years. Students can visit any of their nearest NSEC centers and get their application forms.

Step 2: After visiting your nearest NSEC center, students can collect the NSEC 2020 registration form from the center coordinate and submit it back after filing the necessary details asked in the application form.

Interested students can also apply online for NSEC 2020 exams by clicking on the application form link available on the IAPT official website.

NSEC Registration Fees

• Students looking to attempt the NSEC exam have to pay registration fees to the school authorities to complete their registration process.

• The registration fees collected by the students are further submitted to the IAPT.

• Registration fee collected by the candidates is a one-time fee and students who qualify and progress further are not asked to pay the fees till the last stage .

• Registration fees once paid by the candidate, will not be refunded.

NSEC Registration Fee 2020

• Total NSEC Fees - Rs. 150 per student per subject.

• Total fees sent to the IAPT - Rs.120 per student.

The schools collect additional Rs.30 from the candidates for the expenses made by them such as remuneration to teachers and other expenses.

What is NSEC?

NSEC full form stands for National Standard Examination in Chemistry. It is organized by the Indian Association of Physics Teachers (IAPT). IAPT organizes the NSEC exam every year in November at multiple test centers across the country. The NSEC exam does not merely depend on the students’ academic performance but also aims to appreciate the talent among the students and expose it worldwide.

NSEC exam 2020 will be organized in the month of November by IAPT or it may be delayed due to the COVID - 19.

NSEC 2020 Important Dates

NSEC Exam Pattern

NSEC Syllabus

NSEC syllabus for 2020 is similar to the curriculum of the senior secondary level of CBSE, ICSE, State Board,or any other same affiliated board schools. The IAPT issues no specific NSEC syllabus, only certain guidelines of the course are mentioned.

NSEC Prizes

The main aim of conducting the National Standard Examination in Chemistry is to include as many students as possible from the country and showcase their talents worldwide. Top 300 qualified students of NSEC will be eligible for the Indian National Olympiad in Chemistry.