Hello Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. Yes, you can, but solve the important sections and chapters first with good weights, then move on to the simpler problems from the books. An adequate amount of self-study is crucial for passing any exam. Of all the advice for becoming an NTSE scholar, it is one of the most fundamental and crucial. For at least 3 to 4 hours, one should dedicate to self-study in order to pass this difficult exam. Some students completely focus on preparation by starting it a 5 months before the exam, even though the majority of students continue their studies alongside their classes.

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NTSE or National Talent Search Examination is a national level exam conducted by the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) for granting scholarships to meritorious students studying in class 10th.

A candidate may only take the NTSE if he or she is an Indian national or an Indian-origin candidate. The maximum age limit for NTSE test takers is 18 years old. Candidates who are enrolled in an open school for class 10 are qualified to take the exam. Candidates in class IX are also qualified to take the NTSE.

NTSE syllabus for the subjects Mathematics, English, General Knowledge, Mental Ability, Science, and Social Science. Before applying for the exam, you must thoroughly understand the NTSE syllabus.

The National Talent Search Examination (NTSE) is one of the hardest school level scholarship exams. you have to study very hard.

Yes you can definitely but you can solve all important sections and chapters first with goid weightages and for others just solve simple level solved problems from books. Make sure you devote 8 to 10 hours daiky becaus eonly then you can clear exam in 1 month. Syllabus shared below. then only you can complete all syllabus in 3 month

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best of luck for NTSE exam

Hello User,

Hope you are doing well.

This prestigious exam is your gateway to an excellent college in future. You can surpass admission tests of colleges to gain direct entry to the college of your choice.

'NTSE scholar' on resume is an added advantage when you apply for jobs or interviews. An NTSE scholar is given preference in government jobs as well.

If you only have 3 months in your hand and want to do thorough preparation, (at least for MAT and Science section of SAT) you should go for books for NTSE by Arihant or Cengage Learning These are very good books, and will definately strengthen the MAT part and Science section.

For Maths, go for R.D. Sharma, it is the best for preparation of Maths, but if you want that maths section should be finished off fast, then give NTSE mock tests, this will help you out. So for preparation of NTSE in one month.

Study 5hrs+ daily at home during this 3 months.

Good Luck!