what is the cutoff for kvpy SX stream ..general and MBC last year 2020
Hello aspirant,
The expected KVPY cut off for general and OBC 2020-21 in SX stream is 50-60 percentage. Last year it was 55 percentage.
For knowing more about the exam cut offs, refer to the article given below:
https://school.careers360.com/articles/kvpy-cutoff
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Preparation tips for kvpy sx stream exam.
Dear Student,
here are some of the useful tips you can use while preparing for KVPY SX exam,
- Make sure you are thorough with the exam syllabus and pattern
- Try to make a study plan which is suitable for yourself and helps you prepare well for all the subjects
- Keep Practicing as practice makes you perfect
- Solve as many previous years question papers as you can as it will give you an idea of how the questions are asked as well give a confidence boost.
For a more in depth preparation tips please click on the link below.
https://learn.careers360.com/science/how-to-prepare-for-kvpy-sx/
I am doing 12th from up board so I eligible to give kvpy
Hi Harshit,
You are eligible to write the KVPY Exam. Under stream SX, any students enrolled in 12th Standard (Science subjects) during the academic year 2020–21 and aspiring to join an undergraduate program in Basic Sciences, namely Physics/Chemistry/Mathematics & Biology, leading to B.Sc./B.S./B.Stat./B.Math./Int. M.Sc./Int. M.S. for the session 2021–22 provided they have secured a minimum of 75% (65% for SC/ST/PWD) marks in aggregate in MATHEMATICS and SCIENCE subjects (Physics/Chemistry/ Biology) in the 10th Standard Board Examination during the academic year 2018-19 are eligible to appear for the Aptitude test of KVPY.
To know more details about the eligibility, visit this link - https://school.careers360.com/articles/kvpy-eligibility-criteria
I passed my "12th in academic sessions of 2019-20". Now Im preparing for jee exam 1: am I eligible for kvpy sx exam? 2: if I not able to clear kvpy sx exam this year then am i eligible to attemp kvpy exam again(next year)?
Hello,
Yes you are eligible to give KVPY SX exam this year as the minimum qualification required is class 12 Students and the aggregate required is Aggregate 75% (65% for SC/ST/PWD) in Maths and science subjects in class 10th exams. But next year if you want to give KVPY exam after you have enrolled to undergraduate program you need to give KVPY SB exam. Please click the below link to know more.
https://school.careers360.com/articles/kvpy-eligibility-criteria
how is kvpy sx is different from kvpy sx e
Dear,
The exam of KVPY is categorized in three streams: SA, SB and SX. Students have many confusions regarding these streams. Students studying in 11th with science subjects comes under SA stream of KVPY. 12th class science students will have to appear under SX stream. Candidates enrolled in the 1st year of an undergraduate program in Basic Sciences during the exam year will go under SB stream.
Hope this helps!
i am passed 12 class in 2019.Now i admited in 1st year.Can i give kvpy sx stream exam?
Hello Aspirant!
According to KVPY eligibility criteria 2019 of SX Stream :-
'Students who are enrolled in XII Standard (Science subjects) during the academic year 2019–20 and will join any UG program in Basic Sciences i.e. Physics/Chemistry/Mathematics & Biology leading to B.Sc./B.S./B. Stat./B. Math./Int. M.Sc./Int. M.S. for the session 2020–21, provided they have obtained at least 75% (65% for SC/ST/PWD) marks in aggregate in MATHEMATICS and SCIENCE subjects (Physics/Chemistry/ Biology) in their X Standard Board Examination during the academic year 2017-18 are eligible to appear for the Aptitude test."
Source : http://kvpy.iisc.ernet.in/main/eligibility.htm
So, it seems like you won't be eligible to sit for the Aptitude Test for SX stream this year.
But if you are presently in the first year of your graduation, then you can apply under SB stream.
- For taking up the fellowship, you must have to obtain 60% (50% for SC/ST/PWD category) aggregate marks in the 1st year final examination of B. Sc. /BS/B. Stat. /B. Math./Int. M. Sc. /MS, if awarded.
-Also, you must have secured minimum 60% marks if you belong to General category (50% marks for SC/ST/PWD category) in aggregate in Science subjects in your Senior Secondary Board Examination (10+2 level) to get the fellowship.
Feel free to comment below your doubts (if any).
Hope this answer will help you.
What are the entrance exams are going to held?
Hello dear student,
There are so many entrance test they are going to held soon as this pandemic is over . You have to mention for which particular college or university you are aming to get admission. Also or which particular course you want to take admission. there are so many different entrance exam they are going to happen but it depends upon for which particular stream of which particular course you want to take admission in so that we will be able to help you with relevant information
Thank you
IS it compulsory to give KVPY SX exam in PCM format to study physics in IISC or giving it in PCB format will also provide the above mentioned chance? Iam a PCMB student, sir.
hi,
no there is no restriction to choose pcb or pcm, In questions of SB and SX , there will be four sections in Part I (Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics) and four sections in Part II (Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics). Candidates may answer any THREE of the four subjects in Part I and any TWO of the four subjects in Part II. In case candidate attempts more sections, best of three in Part I and best of two in Part II is considered.
is it compulsory to give KVPY SX exam in PCM format to study physics in IISC or giving it in PCB format will also provide the above mentioned chance? I am a PCMB student , sir.
hi,
no, there is no restrictions for kvpy sx exam that you need to give exam in pcm format, the questions pattern of the streams SB and SX , there will be four sections in Part I (Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics) and four sections in Part II (Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics). Candidates may answer any THREE of the four subjects in Part I and any TWO of the four subjects in Part II. In case candidate attempts more sections, best of three in Part I and best of two in Part II is considered.