NSEC 2020 Exam Result

NSEC stands for National Standard Examination in Chemistry, which is organized by the Indian Association of Physics Teachers (IAPT) for the students of classes 11 and 12. It is conducted in November. It is the first step that leads to the prestigious examination of the International Chemistry Olympiad. NSEC results are made available on the official website of IAPT. Students can check the result by entering their username and date of birth.

NSEC Syllabus

The syllabus for NSEC matches with the curriculum of class 12 level of CBSE, ICSE, State Board, or any other equivalent board affiliated schools. The authority has released no specific NSEC syllabus till the date except the basic guidelines regarding the course.

Examination Pattern for NSEC

The IAPT question papers 2020 will be 240 marks. The examination will be for 2 hours. For every wrong answer, a negative marking of -1 mark is to be practiced. The questions in the examination paper will be Objective, i.e., multiple-choice questions. Students will have to answer 70 questions in the question paper. Apart from these basic guidelines, there will be is no fixed exam pattern defined for NSEC 2020. The NSEC Question Paper will cover topics from the Class XI and XII.

The NSEC Exam Pattern is as Follows:

Results

Students can check the result that will be declared on the official website of IAPT. Username and date of birth as the password will be required to check the result. The Date Of Birth should be in the DDMMYYYY format. The scores of the student will be mentioned in the result. The answer keys, along with the results, will also be released by IAPT. By qualifying the IAPT exam, students will be eligible for stage II, i.e. Indian National Olympiad Examination.

NSEC Sample Paper

The question paper of NSEC will be made available online on the official website. Students can also get their hands on the unofficial question papers that will be released by the coaching institutes a week after the commencement of the examination. The question paper will help the students to familiarize themselves with the examination pattern, marking scheme, and the difficulty level of questions asked previously. Solving the sample papers will help the students prepare for the examination and check their preparation level. Indian Association of Physics Teachers (IAPT) will conduct the National Standard Examination (NSE) on November 29, 2020, for Chemistry, Biology, Physics, and Astronomy.