NEST 2023 Session 2 Question Paper with Answer Key

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CEBS has started the NEST 2026 registration process on January 5 at nestexam.in. Candidates can fill and submit the NEST 2026 application form till April 6. The last date to pay the NEST application fee 2026 is April 12.
For NEST Exam Eligibility 2026, Age Limit, Qualification, Marks Required,

If any candidate has lost their NEST exam certificate, they can visit the official website, nestexam.in to request another copy of the certificate.

https://www.nestexam.in/qnsans/NEST-25.pdf

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Yes , the NEST exam is generally considered tougher than NEET as it requires more focus towards conceptual understanding and thinking , while NEET generally tests NCERT based knowledge where as in NEST it requires you to have deeper clarity in Physics , Chemistry , Biology and Mathematics.

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The NEST exam (National Entrance Screening Test) syllabus covers Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Biology, with a mandatory General Section plus choices from the other three subjects, assessing Class 11 & 12 level science. Documents needed include class 12 mark sheets/provisional certificates, and eligibility requires 60% or 55% for SC/ST

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Hereby, you can access the syllabus in PDF format by clicking on the syllabus for the concerned subject, previous year questions for preparation

https://www.nestexam.in/#syllabus

Mark Allotment for the NEST exam

Mark allotment for NEST Exam (https://www.nestexam.in/docs/25/NEST2025_Brochure_Syllabus_v2.pdf) 2025

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Yes, after the clearing of the NEST eligibility test, you can directly join the integrated course at institutes like NISER or CEBS  , which most probably lead you to the field you wanted to work in.

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Yes, as a PCB (physics, chemistry, biology) student you can appear for the NEST (National Screening Test) exam, as it is open to all science students, and they can appear for any three of the four sections (biology, physics, chemistry, and mathematics). With the NEST exam, you can get

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You can attempt the NEST exam multiple times since there's no fixed limit on the number of attempts, as long as you meet the eligibility criteria for that particular year. On the other hand, the IISER Aptitude test (IAT) allows a maximum of three attempts