NSAT

NSAT is an MCQ based exam. Check below the NSAT exam pattern.

NSAT syllabus for BBA, BA LLB and BBA LLB courses include all the important topics of English/Verbal Ability, Logical Reasoning & General Awareness. NSAT syllabus for BTech includes Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics or Biology. Candidates planning to appear for NSAT, must study all the topics included in the syllabus for up to Class 12 level.

NIU admission process through NSAT includes shortlisting of candidates for counselling, conduct of counselling round and final selection. Candidates who meet NSAT cut off or CUET cut off, are shortlisted for admission and a provisional merit list is released. Selected candidates are then required to reserve seat by paying 50 percent of the semester fee. The remaining fee is to be paid within a month to confirm admission.

No, NSAT or NIU Scholarship cum Admission Test is not mandatory for NIU admission. The institute also accepts CUET for technical programmes. If a candidate has CUET score they can directly seek admission to NIU through counselling. However, if a candidate wishes to appear for NSAT and use its score for admission, they are allowed to do so.

NSAT result is shared with candidates in email. Those who appear for the exam receive their scorecard in email as attachment. Test takers must keep a check on their registered email ID for NSAT result. Incase, a candidate does not get the result on time they must check their spam/junk folder. They can also contact the examination body to obtain their result.

NSAT application fee is INR 1100. The fee is to be paid at the time of form submission. There is no relaxation in fee amount for any candidate. Candidates must ensure that they pay the NSAT fee before the application window closure deadline to be eligible for the exam. The fee can be paid through debit/credit card, net banking or e-wallets.

Typically, a minimum score of around 6-7 out of 10 could be a general threshold, but this can vary from year to year and depends on factors like:

1. The number of applicants for the course.
2. The overall performance in the exam.
3. The specific course or program you're applying for.

The candidates are advised to contact the respective department throught the helpline number for more accurate information.