"ALL THE BEST" to all the #NTSE2017 (Stage-II) Aspirants.
Last year's cut off for General Category was 86/150. This year anything about 100 would be a good marks, but I will suggest you to ensure a minimum of 110 marks. No need to attempt each and every question, many of the questions act as trap, they will either waste your time or will lead you to negative marks, and most important, minimum 40% marks are required in each paper (LCT, MAT & SAT) to qualify for NTSE Merit list
NTSE 2017 Stage-II Answer Key, Paper Solutions & Paper Analysis prepared by ALLEN PNCF Division's expert faculty team will be available on 14th May after 4:30 PM Here: http://www.allen.ac.in/
Last year's cut off for General Category was 86/150. This year anything about 100 would be a good marks, but I will suggest you to ensure a minimum of 110 marks. No need to attempt each and every question, many of the questions act as trap, they will either waste your time or will lead you to negative marks, and most important, minimum 40% marks are required in each paper (LCT, MAT & SAT) to qualify for NTSE Merit list
NTSE 2017 Stage-II Answer Key, Paper Solutions & Paper Analysis prepared by ALLEN PNCF Division's expert faculty team will be available on 14th May after 4:30 PM Here: http://www.allen.ac.in/
Sir in NTSE Stage II 2017 in question no. 85 option (1) could be the right answer as it is also covering option (2) and as far as supremacy is concern PM, who is appointed by President is also the head of the govt. (Elected by the people)
ReplyDeleteAnd sir in ques no. 72 of NTSE STAGE II 2017 option (3) will be the right answer intead of option (4) as it is clearly mentioned in class 10 NCERT history book page no. 32 {under the heading - 1.2 WHY THE FRENCH THOUGHT COLONIES NECESSARY} it is clearly mentioned in 2nd paragraph that- The French began building canals to increase cultivation. The vast system of irrigation works- canals & earthworks- build mainly with forced labour, increased rice production and allowed the export to rice to the international market
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