Dear Student,

Yes, if you had complete your 12th in 2019 or 2020 you can apply.To appear for NEST entrance exam you should have passed the 12th class with minimum of 60% percentage in science stream 55% for reserved category students  and candidates must have passed the 12th qualified examination in year 2019 or 2020 for appearing in 2021 NEST exam.For more information click here

https://university.careers360.com/articles/nest-eligibility-criteria/amp#nesteligibilitycriteria2021

For furthermore information visit the official website of NEST

https://www.nestexam.in/

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The NISER and UM-DAE CEBS will conduct the NEST 2021 on June 14, in online mode. The NEST 2021 application form has been released on February 24. Candidates who wish to seek admission in various five-year integrated MSc. courses can apply for admission in NEST 2021 before April 30. Candidates will be required to register online on the official website to apply for the National Eligibility & Screening Test 2021.After successful registration, eligible candidates will be allotted NEST 2021 admit card on May 20, with the help of which aspirants will be able to sit for the exam. The result of NEST 2021 will be announced on June 30 in the form of the merit list which will include the names of the selected candidates. Those candidates who manage to pass the online examination will be called for NEST 2021 counselling in the two universities.

The language of the NEST 2021 Question Paper is in English only.

To know more visit the link below:

https://university.careers360.com/articles/nest

I hope my answer helps. All the very best fir your future endeavors!

Hi there, it seems you will get a seat in B Tech CSE. Your ranking is good and you will get maximum amount of scholarship as well. I would suggest that just wait for a day or two, the university will contact you soon and let you know your status.

Ideally, NEST for NISER and UM DAE, And IPMAT for IIM Indore IPM have nearly 99% different audiences and hence, the Date doesnt quite become an issue. In case you are applying for both the Tests, you must choose between one, unless their is a change in Date . You may convey your grievances to the Exam Regulatory Authority of IIM Indore or UMDAE, but you should expect any significant reply and action.

Hi Dear,

National Entrance Screening Test (NEST) is a national-level examination which takes place around 90 states and cities in India. The NEST Exam is conducted annually for admission into Integrated MSc programmes in following disciplines:

• Biology
• Chemistry
• Mathematics
• Physics

The exam do not offer admission to BE programme.

You can visit the link below for more details:

https://university.careers360.com/articles/nest#NEST-2021--Overview

good luck

Hello,

The National Entrance Screening Test (NEST) is an annual college entrance examination in India, conducted for admission into the National Institute of Science Education and Research, Bhubaneswar (NISER) and the Center for Excellence in Basic Sciences, Mumbai (CEBS).

The application form for NEST 2021 is not published yet. The application form for NEST 2021 will release on 31st December,2020. Candidates have to fill the form from the official site of NEST. Also, the dates of the examination is still not announced. It is expected that the exam will be conducted in the month of September,2021.

Check the link below for more information

https://university.careers360.com/articles/nest

good luck!

Hello,

The NEST (National Entrance Screening Test) Exam will consist of five sections.

Section I is the General section which is compulsory.

Section II-V (Subject Section) will consist of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology.

Only the best three scores of section II-V will be considered for the preparation of the Merit List of NISER and UM-DAE-CEBS.

But, to get admission to NISER and UM-DAE-CEBS you have to fulfill SMAS and MAP criteria. If you cannot fulfill these two criteria, you will not be eligible to get admission to both institutions in spite of you get extraordinary marks. If you want to know more about SMAS and MAP, follow the below-provided link.

Well, I am giving you a brief idea about SMAS (Section-wise Minimum Admissionable Score). For each section, ‘20% of the average of the best 100 scores in that section’ will be considered as SMAS. In easy language, you have to score a certain minimum mark in each section to eligible for admission.

For NISER admission, you have to score equal to or more than the respective SMAS in General Section as well as all Four Subject Sections.

For UM-DAE-CEBS admission, you have to score equal to or more than the respective SMAS in the General Section as well as in any of the Three Subject Sections.

Conclusion:

If you want to get admission to NISER, but, your biology is weak, still you have to study biology to qualify for the SMAS for the biology section. You have to correct 3–5 questions to qualify for the SMAS and your Merit Marks will be calculated with PCM.

If you want to get admission to CEBS, you need NOT study biology; You can qualify for the Nest exam with PCM.

For detailed information about SMAS, MAP, and Merit List preparation process follow this link (https://www.bestphysicsnotes.com/2020/10/nest-exam-niser-admission.html) and read the paragraphs under the heading “Nest 2021 Merit List Preparation”

Best of Luck for the NEST Exam!

Hi,

As per National Entrance Screening Testing (NEST) , the result for the exam was said to be declared today, i.e. October 12. It has not yet released . You can stay in tune with the official website of NEST, to keep in touch with the latest updates about the exam results.

The exam pattern for NEST is as follows -

• All the questions in NEST 2020 are multiple-choice questions where the candidates have to choose one correct option out of the four options given.

• In section II of the NEST question paper, the candidates are given the questions which carry one or more correct answers. Candidates have to mark all the correct answers.

• In section 1 of the NEST question paper 2020, there will be no negative marking. However, in other sections, there will be negative marking about which the candidates will be notified.

• Section to section V contains questions from Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics. Candidates can attempt as many NEST questions as they can but during the calculation of the NEST result , the marks of the best three subjects are taken into consideration.

For more information go through the following article.

https://university.careers360.com/articles/nest-exam-pattern#:~:text=Candidates%20have%20to%20mark%20all,the%20candidates%20will%20be%20notified.