NSI Admission Test

The NSI Admission Test exam pattern varies depending on the course that the candidate is applying for. However, the general exam pattern is as follows:

• Mode of exam- Pen and paper-based
• Duration of exam- 3 hours
• Total marks- 100
• Type of questions- Objective, short answer, and long answer type

The question paper is divided into different sections, each of which covers a specific subject. The number of sections and the weightage of each section varies depending on the course.

For example, the question paper for the ANSI (ST) course consists of four sections: Mathematics (20%), Chemistry (40%), Physics (20%), and Chemical Engineering (20%).

The purpose of conducting the NSI Admission Test is to select candidates for admission to various postgraduate Diploma and certificate courses in the field of food Science and technology at the National Sugar Institute (NSI) in Kanpur, India. The test is designed to assess the candidates' knowledge and skills in the relevant subjects, as well as their aptitude for higher studies in these fields.

Here are some of the specific benefits of conducting the NSI Admission Test:

a. It ensures that only the most qualified candidates are admitted to the NSI's postgraduate Diploma and certificate courses.
b. It helps to maintain the high academic standards of the NSI.

c. It provides a fair and equitable opportunity for all candidates to compete for admission to the NSI.
d. It helps to identify and nurture talented students who have the potential to make significant contributions to the field of food Science and technology.