NSEP 2021 - National Standard Examination in Physics (NSEP)

NSEP 2021 examination is expected to be conducted on 24th November 2021 at various centers across the country and the result of the examination is expected to be released by 18th December 2021. The students have to note that the dates could change due to the ongoing pandemic crisis in our country. Students who pass the NSEP will be entitled to compete in the Indian National Physics Olympiad (INPhO), which serves as a preliminary to the Orientation-cum-selection round and the 50th International Physics Olympiad (IPhO).

The candidates who participate in the NSEP 2021 scholarship examination have multiple benefits and one of the benefits is that the student who participates in this examination is entitled to a scholarship only if he or she qualifies for this examination and is interested in taking a B.Sc in Physics. Every year a maximum of ten scholarships is awarded for the most deserving candidates.

The gold medalist has the option of directly attending an interview in the Department of Atomic energy directly after they are done with their education. The gold medalist can skip the written examination that takes place before the interview stage. The top qualifying candidates at the national level will be given a special merit certificate and the students who are in the top 35 will be awarded gold medals.

The examination of NSEP is of the 12th standard CBSE level. The candidates can refer to the NCERT books of both classes 11 and 12 to prepare for this examination. In short, it is fine to refer to the NCERT books initially to prepare for the NSEP Examination.  NCERT Books will give you a proper idea of the topics. These books are known for their easy language and simpler methods that help students in understanding even a heavy topic very easily.

Even the toughest examination of the country could be easily cracked or scored. The same is with NSEP. NSEP is considered to be the first stage of the Olympiad program for Physics. To crack any examination it is important to have the correct study material. NCERT of the class 11th and 12th is considered to be the initial books that every student should study completely. Students can also refer to the study material provided by Vedantu. Vedantu also provided high-level mock tests and sample papers with all the previous year question papers to help students in cracking the examination. With proper planning and management of the time, NSEP could be easily cracked.

The National Standard Examination in Physics(NSEP) is considered to be the stepping stage in selecting the aspiring and talented students in the physics olympiad program. The level of the NSEP examination is very high as it is a national-level examination that is useful in selecting candidates who are interested in the field of physics. The students can move forward into the other stages of the olympiad program for physics only after clearing the NSEP stage. Students who are studying in class twelfth or any lower class as of November 30, 2019, can appear for the NSEP examination.

To prepare for any examination, it is very important to have a proper study plan. The way a candidate divides his time throughout the day and how he manages to cover the topics which are important for the examination is a very important step in clearing any examination. The same case is with the NSEP examination. NSEP is the first stage in the olympiad program for physics and there are many stages after NSEP that are considered to be even tougher than NSEP. The students who are planning to appear for the NSEP examination are required to study the NCERT of class 11th and 12th first and then move on and refer to other books such as HC Verma which is considered to be very important in preparing for the olympiad program for physics.

The candidates who are willing to participate in the NCEP examination are required to follow a few steps. The candidates are expected to download a registration form from the official website of the IAPT first. After downloading the form, they have to fill in all their details. These details should include the candidate’s name, address, parents’ name, and the preferred language in which he or she wants to write the examination. After filling in all the accurate information, the candidate is expected to sign in a declaration stating that all the information is true. The registration and the declaration form should be submitted along with a fee of rupees 150 and also the name of the center in which the candidate wants to give the examination. The amount that is paid is a one-time payment and a nonrefundable one and even if the candidate qualifies for the next round, he or she should not worry about the paying fee.