NEST Seat Allotment 2024: Merit List (Out), NISER Bhubaneswar & UMDAE CEBS Mumbai General Rank ​Check Here

NEST Seat Allotment 2024: Merit List (Out), NISER Bhubaneswar & UMDAE CEBS Mumbai General Rank ​Check Here

Edited By Anapally Rajesh | Updated on Sep 30, 2024 10:45 AM IST | #NEST

NEST Seat Allotment 2024 - The University of Mumbai has released the UM DAE first merit list 2024 on August 2 in online mode at cbs.ac.in. Earlier, NISER Bhubaneswar had released the NISER 2024 merit list on July 16. Candidates can check the NISER merit list 2024 at niser.ac.in. UMDAE CEBS will soon release the NEST merit list 2024 at cbs.ac.in. The last date of filling EOI form foir NISER Bhubaneswar is July 24. The seat allotment of NEST is based on the candidate's performance in the NEST exam and is released on the official website of the institutes. The seat allotment result for NISER Bhubaneswar is generally announced following the completion of the counselling process.
Latest: Direct link to download UM DAE 1st merit list 2024

After the NEST seat allotment is released, the shortlisted candidates will have to proceed with the document verification process and admission fee payment. Candidates will be invited to the second round of NEST seat allotment 2024, based on vacancies after the first round. If all seats are filled, the institute will close admissions. Read the following article to know more information about the NEST 2024 seat allotment.

NEST Seat Allotment Dates 2024

Events

NEST Dates

NEST cutoff

July 12, 2024

NEST Counselling First Round

First Round for NISER

July 16 to August 6, 2024

First Round for CEBS

July 2024

NEST Counselling Second Round

NISER

September 2024

Semester Registration

September 2024

NEST Counselling Third Round

NISER

September 2024

NEST Seat Allotment Process 2024

  • The NEST merit list has been announced on July 16 for NISER Bhubaneswar. Both institutes will release a separate NEST merit list 2024.

  • Candidates who are shortlisted as per the NEST merit list 2024 have to first register themselves and then take part in the counselling process along with the relevant documents.

  • The first round of NEST counselling 2024 for NISER and CEBS will be held for those candidates who scored higher in the entrance test and if seats are left, the institute will conduct the second round of seat allotment for the candidates who have decent marks and could not secure a place in the first list.

  • Candidates who are allotted a seat can check their names after the NEST counselling for the first round is over.

  • The seat allotment process for NEST 2024 will be completed once the second round of counselling is over.

  • If all seats at different courses are filled, then the institutes will release a waiting list.

  • Candidates who are allotted a seat in the first round of NEST counselling 2024 have the option to withdraw their seats.

  • Students whose names are mentioned in the waiting list will be called for the second round of NEST counselling 2024.

  • If any candidate is called for the first round of NEST counselling 2024 and does not turn up, he or she will not be considered for admission and the seat will remain vacant.

  • The institutes will close the entire admission process by releasing the final list in which candidates who could not make it to the second round of counselling are allowed to fill seats for different programme.

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NEST Cut Off 2024

NISER and UMDAE CEBS have released the NEST cut off 2024 on July 12 in online mode. The cut off of NEST 2024 is the minimum mark that candidates need to secure to be eligible for admission. The NEST merit list has been prepared based on the NEST cut off 2024. It must be noted that the NEST cut off may vary for all the courses. The NEST cut off is set by taking various factors into consideration which may involve difficulty level of question paper, previous year cut-offs, number of applicants, number of vacant seats, etc.

NEST Cut Off Marks 2023- Category Wise

Section-wise Minimum Admissible Score (SMAS)

Subject

General/ General-EWS

OBC-NCL

SC/ ST/ Divyangjan/ JK

Shift-I

Shift-II

Shift-I

Shift-II

Shift-I

Shift-II

Biology

5.698

5.541

5.128

4.987

2.849

2.771

Chemistry

5.215

6.106

4.694

5.495

2.608

3.053

Mathematics

4.979

6.082

4.481

5.474

2.49

3.041

Physics

4.817

5.125

4.335

4.613

2.409

2.563

Minimum Admissible Percentile (MAP) for merit-list

Category

Percentile

General / General-EWS

>=90

OBC-NCL

>=85

SC/ST/Divyangjan/JK

>=60

NEST 2019 Cut Off- NISER Bhubaneswar

Category

Cutoff

General

800

SC

150

ST

30

OBC

280

PWD

6

JK

3

NEST Cutoff 2019- CEBS Mumbai

Category

Cutoff

General

350

OBC

60

SC

50

ST

15

PWD

10

JK

5

NEST Counselling Seat Intake 2024

Candidates are required to go through the following table to know the seat intake of NEST 2024 of NISER total seats and UMDE - CEBS total seats mentioned below to know about how many seats are there in NISER, UMDE-CEBS and how many seats in NEST 2024.

Category

NISER

CEBS

General

101

23

General - EWS

0

06

OBC - NCL

54

15

SC

30

09

ST

15

04

Divyangjan

5% seats in each category

5% seats in each category

Total

200

57

Total proposed intake

200

57

NEST Counselling Reservation Criteria 2024

The total number of seats available at NISER and CEBS in NEST 2024 are 200 and 57, respectively. Here is the number of seats awarded based on categories mentioned below:

  • Other Backward Classes belonging to the Non-Creamy Layer (OBC - NCL) - 27%

  • Scheduled Caste (SC) - 15%

  • Scheduled Tribe (ST) - 7.5%

  • Divyangjan - 5%

NEST Question/Sample Papers
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Seat Allotment Result of NEST 2024

NISER Bhubaneswar and UMDE - CEBS released the NEST seat allotment in online mode. Students will be able to check the seat allotment of NEST by visiting the official website. Selected candidates have to register for the NEST 2024 counselling process to finalise their admissions to the institutes, respectively.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. How many seats are available in NEST?

The Integrated MSc programme 2024–28 has a total of 200 seats available at NISER and 57 seats available at CEBS.

2. How many seats are available in NISER?

The total seats in NISER are 200.

3. What is a good score in NEST?

Candidates scoring more than 145 will be considered to be as a good score in NEST exam.

4. What is NEST Seat Allotment?

NEST seat allotment is the process of assigning seats to qualified students according to their rank in the National Entrance Screening Test (NEST).

5. Who is eligible for NEST 2024 Seat Allotment?

The candidates who have qualified for the National Entrance Screening Test (NEST) and meet the eligibility criteria are eligible for NEST seat allotment.

6. What is the process of NEST seat allotment 2024?

NEST seat allotment is done based on the merit list. The NEST merit list is prepared based on the rank of the student in the National Entrance Screening Test.

7. How many seats are available in NISER?

The total seats in NISER are 200.

8. What is a good score in NEST?

Candidates scoring more than 145 is considered to be as a good score in NEST 2024.

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Questions related to NEST

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Hello,

Since you are currently in class 10 and plan ahead for higher education after completing your school years, it's a great idea to consider colleges that match your career aspirations. The best college for you depends on what field of study or course you are interested in pursuing.

Here are a few top recommendations based on common areas of interest:

Engineering: Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs), National Institutes of Technology (NITs), and BITS Pilani.

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Hy,

If you missed the NEST (National Entrance Screening Test) result announcement and the login date has expired, you can try the following steps to check your result:

1. Contact NEST Help Desk

  • Reach Out : Contact the NEST help desk or the examination authority directly. They can provide guidance on how to access your result or advise on any possible extensions.
  • Contact Information : Check the NEST official website for the contact details of the help desk or support team.

2. Visit the Official NEST Website

  • Look for Updates : Check the official NEST website for any updates or notices regarding the result. Sometimes, results are posted on the website even after the login period has expired.

3. Check Your Email for Updates

  • Look for Notifications : Review any communication or notifications from NEST in your email. There may be instructions or additional information provided regarding the result.

4. Check for Alternative Access

  • Portal Login : Attempt to log in to the NEST portal again to see if there’s an option for late access or if the result is still accessible through the portal.
  • Alternative Methods : Some exams provide alternative ways to check results, such as through SMS or phone numbers.

5. Review Official Announcements

  • Social Media or Forums : Check NEST’s official social media accounts or forums where exam-related updates and announcements are often posted.

6. Follow Up

  • Inquire about Extensions : If the result is crucial and you cannot access it, request an extension or alternative method to view your result from the examination authority.

7. Document Your Issue

  • Record Communication : Keep a record of any communication with the help desk or authorities in case you need to provide proof of your attempt to access the results.

By contacting the examination authority and checking all available resources, you should be able to find a solution to access your NEST result.


Hy,

NISER (National Institute of Science Education and Research) and CEBS (Centre for Excellence in Basic Sciences) are prestigious institutions that offer integrated M.Sc. programs in various disciplines of science. Your NEST rank of 387 in the general category is quite competitive, but admission to NISER or CEBS depends on various factors including the number of seats available, cutoff ranks, and the preferences you select during counseling.

For more information you can check the below mentioned link to get cut offs in each section category-wise:-

https://university.careers360.com/articles/nest-cutoff

No, qualifying NEST exam won't directly lead you to pursue MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery). NEST serves a different purpose.

The National Entrance Screening Test is for admission to five-year integrated M.Sc. programs at specific universities like National Institute of Science Education and Research (NISER) and Center for Excellence in Basic Sciences (UM-DAE CEBS). It focuses on Science subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology).

To pursue MBBS, you need to qualify for a separate medical entrance exam like the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). NEET is the primary gateway for admission to undergraduate medical programs in India.

https://medicine.careers360.com/download/ebooks/neet-pg-quick-guide-exam-admission-seats-fees-and-more

I hopeit helps!

Question : Comprehension:
Read the given passage and answer the questions that follow.
The Black Drongo also known as the King Crow, is a small Asian bird of the drongo family. Previously, it was seen as a subspecies of the African Fork-tailed Drongo but is now recognized as a full species. It is a common resident breeder in much of tropical southern Asia from southwest Iran through India and Sri Lanka to southern China and Indonesia. It is a wholly black bird with a distinctive forked tail and measures 28 cm in length.
Feeding on insects, it is commonly found in open agricultural areas and light forest areas throughout its range, perching conspicuously on a bare perch or along power or telephone lines.
The species is famous for its aggressive behaviour towards much larger birds, such as crows, and never hesitates to dive-bomb any birds of prey that invade its territory. Smaller birds often nest in the well-guarded vicinity of a nesting Black Drongo
The Black Drongo has been introduced to some Pacific islands, where it has thrived and become abundant to the point of threatening and causing the extinction of native and endemic bird species there.
Drongos fly with strong flaps of the wing and are capable of fast manoeuvres that enable them to capture flying insects. With short legs, they sit upright on thorny bushes, bare perches or electricity wires. They may also perch on grazing animals.
The Black Drongo is found predominantly in open country and usually perches and hunts close to the ground. They are mostly aerial predators of insects but also glean from the ground or off vegetation.
They are found as summer visitors to northeastern Afghanistan and northern Pakistan but are mainly resident south from the Indus Valley up to Bangladesh and into India and Sri Lanka.
Question:
Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

Option 1: The drongo looks exactly like a crow.

Option 2: Smaller birds are protected by the drongo.

Option 3: This bird is a native of tropical countries in south-Asia.

Option 4: The drongo is a small perching bird.

Correct Answer: The drongo looks exactly like a crow.


Solution : The first option is the correct choice.

The statement "the drongo looks exactly like a crow" is not true, according to the passage.

The passage describes the Black Drongo as a wholly black bird with a distinctive forked tail, measuring 28 cm in length. While it mentions that the Black Drongo is sometimes known as the King Crow, this is likely due to its aggressive behaviour towards larger birds, such as crows, and not because it looks exactly like a crow.

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