Detailed analysis of NTSE Stage-2 2016 by Resonance

NTSE 2016: The National Talent Search Examination (NTSE) is a national level examination cum scholarship program. The scholarship programme is conducted by NCERT and students studying in class X are eligible for NTSE 2016 examination and selection procedure. NTSE stage-I was conducted on November 7 in union territories and November 8, 2015 in rest of India and was conducted on May 8, 2016 for Stage II.

Eligibility: As per the eligibility criteria of NTSE 2016 all the students studying in X standard are eligible to apply for this scholarship programme. A student from any state of the country can register for this examination and scholarship scheme. Whether a student is from a government or a private school, he/she is eligible.

Pattern/ Syllabus: The National Talent Search Examination is conducted for students studying at the Class X level. The examination consists of two tests:

1. Mental Ability Test (MAT)
2. Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT)

NTSE Mental Ability Test (MAT) Syllabus

Under pressure from MPs, government to move Supreme Court for deferring NEET

The Centre would approach the Supreme Court to defer the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), the common gateway for admissions to the medical and dental programme, by a year.
“The government has nothing to do with the decision to hold NEET from this year. This is a Supreme Court directive. But it is true that we cannot expect students to switch to a new system. We are for common entrance exam but not from this year. We’ll again approach the court for this through Attorney General and plead before it to defer it by a year,” said parliamentary affairs minister M Venkaiah Naidu in Lok Sabha on Wednesday.

Naidu was responding to demand raised by members of Parliament in Lok Sabha during zero hour. Cutting across party lines, MPs said students preparing for medical entrance tests in the states would suffer and NEET should be deferred for a year. Trinamool Congress MP Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar pointed out that students in West Bengal had been preparing for years for the test.
“They have been suddenly told that a central exam would be there. The syllabus of this NEET would be 30 per cent different from state exam syllabus,” she said. “Please initiate a legislation to do away with the court order and hold common exams in phases so that students are not anguished. Also how can students who have studied always in a regional language suddenly take the test in Hindi or English,” Dastidar said.
Bengal state medical exams were scheduled on May 17 but can’t be held due to Supreme Court orders. “Defer this exam by a year,” Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge said. Shiromani Akali Dal’s Prem Singh Chandumajra asked the Centre to include Punjabi in the seven vernacular languages in which Centre is asking the Supreme Court to allow conduct of the otherwise bilingual test.

On the line of NEET, Strict checking of students on JEE Advanced 2016 Exam. Check here for the instructions.

To prevent use of any unfair means, Strict checking of students taking the exam on 22nd May will be done. This step can be seen to be taken because of the events occurred last year in AIPMT Exam. The instructions released on JEE Advanced websites are as follows:

1. Prohibited Items: Candidates should not bring any of the prohibited items to the examination center. Please click here for the list of prohibited items.
2. No Watch: Candidates cannot bring any type of watch inside the examination center. Invigilators will announce the time for every half-an-hour during the examination.
3. Biometric Data: Biometric data (digital photo and finger prints) of all the candidates will be collected inside the examination hall just before the start of the examination in both morning and afternoon session.
4. Reporting Time: Candidates must report at the examination center before 07:30 hrs IST for Paper 1 and before 13:00 hrs IST for Paper 2. Biometric data collection will start inside the examination halls at 07:30 hrs IST for Paper 1 and at 13:00 hrs IST for Paper 2.
5. Late Entry NOT Allowed: Candidates will not be allowed to enter the examination center after scheduled start of the examination, i.e., after 09:00 hrs IST for Paper 1 and after 14:00 hrs IST for Paper 2.
6. Physical Frisking: The candidates are requested to cooperate for physical frisking at the examination centre. They are requested to report at the examination center well in advance to avoid any delay.

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NEET (AIPMT) – 2016 A Detailed Analysis by Resonance

As per the directions of honorable Supreme Court, NEET 2016 was conducted as per the schedule (01^st May 2016) decided for AIPMT 2016. This exam is conducted for entrance into state and national level medical colleges for MBBS, BDS, BAMS, BHS courses). NEET exam was first conducted in 2013 and now has been re-introduced.

Details of NEET (AIPMT) – 2016

NEET 2016 was conducted in one paper consisting of 45 questions each from Physics and Chemistry, and 90 questions from Biology which consists of Zoology and Botany subjects (180 questions in total). The exam was conducted on 01^st May from 10:00 am to 01:00 pm. Given below is the subject wise detailed analysis of NEET-2016 question paper.

Overall Marks Distribution

The paper pattern was same as that of AIPMT 2015. The paper had 180 questions each worth 4 marks. All questions were objective type with single correct option. If we talk about subject wise, then there were 45 questions from Physics and Chemistry, and 90 questions were from Biology (Zoology and Botany sections of Biology).

Overall Difficulty Level Analysis