NSEJS-IJSO-STAGE-1-2018-Paper-Solution

https://www.scribd.com/document/393645162/NSEJS-IJSO-STAGE-1-2018-Paper-Solution-18-11-2018

NSEJS credibility at question mark

IAPT के द्वारा आयोजित परीक्षा nsejs राजस्थान मे  विवादो से घिर गयी हैं। शुरू मे जारी किए नोटिफ़िकेशन मे इस परीक्षा को KVs मे करवाने को कहा गया था। किन्तु अंत समय पे परीक्षा केंद्र परिवर्तित कर दिये गए। नए परीक्षा केंद्र विभिन कोचिंग संस्थान के द्वारा आयोजित स्कूल्स को बना गया। ये ही नहीं इन परीक्षा केन्द्रो को उन कोचिंग संस्थान मे पढ़ने वाले बच्चो को केंद्र बनाया गया। परीक्षा केन्द्रो पे इन कोचिंग संस्थानो के officials ही परीक्षा को संचालित कर रहे थे।

कुछ मुख्य बिन्दु इस प्रकार हैं।

1 एलेन के students को कोटा मे  DDPS स्कूल सेंटर दिया गया। DDPS school ALLEN कोचिंग का है।

2 Resonance के students को कोटा मे DDGS स्कूल सेंटर दिया गया। DDGS school Resonance कोचिंग का है। यही हालत उदयपुर मे रही जहा resonance की कोचिंग जिस स्कूल मे चलती है उसी को सेंटर दिया गया।

3 इन परीक्षा केन्द्रो पे बच्चो के मोबाइल नंबर भी लिए गए। जो की IAPT की दिशा निर्देशों मे नहीं आता हैं।

IAPT क्यों नहीं इतने कम बच्चो के लिए तदस्थ परीक्षा केंद्र आयोजित कर पाया।

IAPT इस तरह परीक्षा को आयोजित करेगी तो इस परीक्षा की credibility पे ये बहुत बड़ा question mark होगा 

Download IJSO Ans Key,Solution & Expert Opinion

NSEJS answer key & solutions
http://edge.vibrantacademy.com/Edge/kvpydownloads.aspx?typ=IJSO

Additional List for NSEJS 16

https://www.scribd.com/doc/294789954/Additional-List-for-NSEJS-16

bend it like IAPT

Bending rules of IAPT and using them to meet vested interests have become norm these days as it suits the larger interests of few people. IAPT this year clearly laid out the criterion of eligibility of NSEJS according to which students of classes 9 and 10 can only appear in junior science Olympiad. By having set this rule IAPT meant that students of Junior classes ( like 7 and 8 ) should be not exposed to this grind at very early stage which was a very appropriate logic. However IAPT and HBCSE never understood the stakes of few people in these exams because in Senior Olympiad no such things were mentioned and it is generally assumed for class 11 and 12 students in some special cases even class 9 and 10 students can appear for it. But came to know stories of class 7 and 8 students clearing the Senior Science Olympiads. It raises very important questions

1. When IAPT and HBCSE have the objections with the fact that class 7 and 8 students should not appear in NSEJS and how come the same students be allowed to appear in Sr Science Olympiads.

2.   Every state have different cutoff and few people are taking the advantage of this arbitrage and making students appear from the places where cutoff is low irrespective of the fact that where the student is studying. This is vicious trend and soon clearing Olympiad will become more manipulation game rather intelligence. 

some thing fishy with RJ213 center

1. All three toppers from the same center
2. center code details not there in the list released by IAPT
3. IAPT is not ready to divulge details about this center

IAPT need to look in to this

NSEJS result by IAPT gross irregularities by Andhra

In the list declared by IAPT yesterday of NSEJS from Andhra itself 384 students who are equal or more than 175 which is also MI, where rest of the India pit together is not even 60 students above 175. This is clearly indication that unfair means are being used in NSEJS exam in Andhra Pradesh

NSE registrations are open

Registrations for IJSO examination has been started few days ago & last date for form submission is 15th September'15. 

We hope you all are aware that from this year class 8 students are not eligible to appear in IJSO. Also,  from this year they have started on-line registrations too,

Students may get enrolled themselves through any school registered as test center for IJSO examination.

 

Plz find related link & attachments for IJSO :

 

http://iapt.org.in/index.php/exams/nse/nsec-b-a-js.html

NSEJS updates of this year

This year NSEJS exam will be conducted on 22nd November 2015 (Sunday) between 3 pm. and 5 pm at about 1200 centers spread all over the country. List of these centers (and the name of contact person at each centre) you can see on the website www.iapt.org.in .

NSEJS exam will consist of 80 multiple choice questions in physics, chemistry, mathematics and biology based on syllabus upto CBSE class X level. Class IX & X students born on / after 1-1- 2001 are eligible to appear for NSEJS. This exam is organized by the Indian Association of Physics Teachers (IAPT). The exam fee is only Rs.100/-.

This stage II is the Indian

National Junior Science Olympiad or INJSO exam which will be conducted on 30th Jan. 2016

Top 35 (approx) students selected from INJSO will be fortunate to attend the Orientation Cum Selection Camp (OCSC) for 2 to 3 weeks in April -June 2016 at the Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education (TIFR), Mumbai. This is the third and final stage of the selection process.

Top 6 students selected from OCSC will represent India for the International Olympiad in Junior Science that will be held in Kazakhstan in December 2016.

Andhra leads the cheating table in NSEJS

Out of 1186 students who cleared the MAS score of 95, 489 students belong to Andhra. In AP there are more than 20 students who are above rest of the India topper which is just 170. This data proves that there is rampant cheating in Andhra for this Olympiad , this is high time IAPT and HBCSE should do some thing about this malice. all top 20 students belong to andhra and top 10 students average is 190.

such mass level cheating which is done in connivance with the school proves very demoralizing for students of other parts of the country because this pushes the MAS very high .

iapt accept corrections in 4 answers of NSEJS

http://www.iapt.org.in/images/papers_solutions/corrections_nsejs_2014

IAPT answer keys and solutions available

on pccp.resonance.ac.in

NSE schedule and changed selection criteria by IAPT

NSE schedule on 23 Nov 2014


This year IAPT will also use NTSE state quota  for deciding the state quota of NSE 



please go through the below information for details

 The aim of the first stage examination is to have a wide reach, to progressively increase this reach and to attain nationwide representation for Stage II without overly compromising on merit. Hence the selection for the Stage II examinations i.e. Indian National Olympiad Examinations (INOs) is based on the following scheme.

(a)Eligibility Clause:
To be eligible for the Stage II INO exam leading to the International Olympiad, a candidate must secure a score equal to or greater than a Minimum Admissible Score (MAS). The MAS for a given subject will be 50% of the average of the top ten scores in that subject rounded off to the nearest lower integer.

(b)Merit Index Clause:
There will be a high score called the Merit Index (MI) associated with each subject in Olympiads. The MI in a subject is defined as 80% of the average of the top ten scores in that subject rounded off to the nearest lower integer. All students with a score greater than merit index MI for the subject will automatically
qualify for INO Stage II examination in that subject. For example, if the average of top ten scores in a certain subject is 92, then 80% of this is 73.6. Then the MI in that subject will be 73. All candidates with a score equal to or above 73 in that subject will automatically qualify for INO stage II.

(c)Proportional Representation Clause:
Students from all States and UTs need to be encouraged to appear for the first stage examination and a nationwide representation for INO Stage II is desirable. The quota for each State/UT used in National Talent Search Examination
(NTSE) 2013-14, a nationwide competitive examination will be used as the baseline for calculating the number of students qualifying for Stage II INO in every subject from centres in that State or UT. Suppose the NTSE quota is S for a State, and the total for all States and UTs is T, then the total number of students to be selected to INO Stage II from that State would be S/T times 300, rounded off to the nearest higher integer. This number will include those selected on the basis of the Merit Index. In the event of tie at the last position in
the list, all students with same marks at this position will qualify to appear for the INO Stage II examination. The selected students must nevertheless satisfy the eligibility clause. The number to be selected 8 from all the centres in each State or UT will be displayed on the IAPT and HBCSE websites.
(www.iapt.org.in; http://olympiads.hbcse.tifr.res.in)

(d)Minimum Representation Clause:

Notwithstanding the proportional representation clause the number of students selected for INO from each State and UT must be at least one, provided that
the eligibility clause is satisfied.
The above criteria are illustrated with the following examples:
i.Let the quota on the basis of the Proportional Representation Clause (c) for a State S1 be 20. Suppose the number of students satisfying the Merit Index Clause (b) in a subject is 10. These 10 students will qualify for the second stage INO exam in the given subject and an additional 10 students from the State S1 in the given subject will be selected merit-wise, provided they satisfy the Eligibility Clause (a).
ii.
Let the quota on the basis of the Proportional Representation
Clause (c) for a State S1 be 20. Suppose the number of students
satisfying the Merit Index Clause (b) in a subject is 30. In this
case, all 30 students will qualify for the second stage INO exam in the given subject, and there will be no further selection from the State S1

for more details
http://olympiads.hbcse.tifr.res.in/uploads/ino-broucher-2014-15

INJSO Stage 2 answer key and solutions of 2014

http://www.scribd.com/doc/204446864/IJSO-Stage-II-INJSO-Ans-Key-Solution

IJSO result of Andhra Pradesh

The cutoff for AP is 179 and max marks scored is 204 , which is next to impossible. In rajasthan the maximum scored is 148. such figure clearly indicate that exam in AP is tempered with. This year's NSEJS paper was difficult , it is highly improbable that every AP selected student scored more than 179 marks. IAPT and HBCSE should look in to this .

contact IAPT officials

For any queries/doubts/comments on the list of students selected for stage II of Physics, Chemistry and Biology, send e-mail to Prof. M.L.Ogalapurkar 9922916343 ( iaptpune@gmail.com) on or before 5-1-2014.
In case of Astronomy and Junior Science send e-mail to Prof. G. Venkatesh ( iaptbng@gmail.com) on or before 5-1-2014.

NSE papers and solutions

http://www.iapt.org.in/index.php/90-news-update/4515-2013-papers-solutions.html

Reporting irregularities from one school of Jaipur

We have been getting complains from the parents regarding the HBCSE Olympiads exams . NSEJS,NSEP,NSEC,NSEA) conducted in a school of Jaipur on 24 Nov. Where the teachers have reportedly helped the students in solving the papers , as well as giving extra time to students. There are also reports that papers were opened much before the time. 

Write your complains to

mdm@hbcse.tifr.res.in,nbhm@math.tifr.res.in,nbhm@math.tifr.res.in,sharadsane@gmail.com,iapt@vsnl.net
rdharkar@vsnl.com,hcp@hbcse.tifr.res.in,nc_olympiad@hbcse.tifr.res.in

Last year state wise cut off of Olympiads stage 1.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/187178351/Last-year-state-wise-cut-off-of-Olympiads

Change of Exam dates of NSE in MP

Because of assembly elections in M.P. (Madhya Pradesh),  the NSEs scheduled on 24th November 2013, have been postponed by one week. 

NEW NSE PROGRAMME IN M.P.

DAY & DATE : SUNDAY, 1st DECEMBER 2013

NSEP: 09:30 To 11:30 Hrs

NSEC: 12:30 To 14:30 Hrs

NSEB: 15:00 To 17:00 Hrs

NSEA: 15:00 To 17:00 Hrs

NSEJS: 15:00 To 17:00 Hrs

THE QUESTION PAPERS FOR THESE EXAMS IN M.P. WILL BE DIFFERENT (BUT EQUIVALENT) FROM THOSE OF NSEs CONDUCTED ON 24th NOVEMBER 2013 .