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Scholarship Exam : UPSTSE Scholarship 2016-2017 UP Science Talent Search Examination
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Date of Examination : May 30, 2017, Tuesday

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Admit Cards will NOT be sent by post/email. Bring a print-out of the downloaded Admit Card to the Test Center along with the original and valid photo identification(NO photocopy / scanned copy/NOT expired).

Please note that you have to give details of this ID proof while filling the online application. Candidates will NOT be permitted to take the test, if this original and valid photo identification is not presented.

It may be noted that you would have specified one of the following IDs during the online application process: Driving License, Passport, PAN Card, Voter ID, Aadhaar UID, School/College ID, Employee Identification Card, or a Notarized Affidavit with Photo, Signature, Date of Birth and Residential Address.

Procedure :
i) Enter User Id / Application Sequence Number
ii) Enter Date Of Birth In (DD/MM/YYYY) Format
iii) Click on “Login” Button

Structure of UPSTSE :
Proposed Modalities of the test for Class X examination:
** The test will be of two hours duration with a total number of 52 Multiple-choice (MCQ) and Numerical Answer type (NAT) questions from Mathematics and Science subjects (Physics, Chemistry and Biology) of class X level.

Whereas there will be negative marking for MCQ type questions, no negative marking will be there for the NAT questions. Each candidate will be provided with an individual console that will be connected to a secured LAN in the test centre.

Question Paper details for Class X examination:
i) For class X test, there will be a total number of 52 questions, with 13 questions each in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology sections.

ii) Out of the 13 questions, there would be at least 6 questions of Numerical Answer Type (NAT) where the candidate has to solve the problem to get a numerical answer that will be placed by computer mouse clicking from a number pad in the console and the rest 7 would be of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) where the candidate has to select ONE answer out of the four choices given.

iii) Out of 13 questions in each section, first 7 questions (Q.1-Q.7) will carry 2 marks each and the rest of the 6 questions (Q.8-Q.13) will carry 4 marks each. Negative marking of (-0.5 or -1) will be given for the wrong answer of the MCQ-type questions. No negative marking for the NAT-type questions.

iv) Questions will be both in Hindi and English.

Proposed Modalities of the test for class XII examination:
** The test will be of two hours duration with a total number of 51 Multiple-choice (MCQ) and Numerical Answer type (NAT) questions from Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics/ Biology subjects of class XII level.

For the NAT-type questions, the students enter a number as their answer rather than choosing one of the four choices.

The computer program used to evaluate the ONLINE paper will award marks to the candidate if the answer lies within a particular range specified by the paper setters. There is no negative marking for wrong answers to these questions.

** Whereas there will be no negative marking for the NAT questions, negative marking will be awarded for the MCQ type questions,. Candidates will be instructed to answer Physics and Chemistry sections compulsorily and select one among Mathematics and Biology. Other modalities will be the same as for the class X test.

Question Paper details for Class XII examination:
i) For class XII test, there will be a total number of 68 questions, with 17 questions each in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology sections.
ii) All Candidates have to compulsorily answer the Physics and Chemistry sections and select one from Mathematics or Biology Sections.

iii) Out of the 17 questions, there would be at least 8 questions of Numerical Answer Type (NAT) where the candidate has to solve the problem to get a numerical answer that will be placed by computer mouse clicking from a number pad in the console and the rest 9 would be of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) where the candidate has to select ONE answer out of the four choices given.

iv) Out of 17 questions, first 9 questions (Q.1-Q.9) will carry 2 marks each and the rest of the 8 questions (Q.10-Q.17) will carry 4 marks each. Negative marking of (-0.5 or -1) will be given for the wrong answer of the MCQ-type questions. No negative marking for the NAT-type questions.

v) Questions will be both in Hindi and English.