The syllabus of NEST Exam is solely based on your 11 and 12 subjects. NCERT Textbooks and exemplar are considered as best books for basic preparation. You may practice Concepts of Physics By HC Verma, RD Sharma for Mathematics, OP Tandon for Inorganic Chemistry, Truman Vol 1 and 2 for Biology and JEE and NEET Question papers etc.

Solve previous year question papers for better understanding. Practice as much as you can.

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Hello Srijit,

There are various mobile applications available that are meant for preparation of various competitive exams. They provide with online tutorials, video lectures, mock tests and assignments. So you can just look for them in your app store.

Apart from this you can visit to the official website of nest exam, there are certain mock tests available that you can refer for preparing well.

Hope it helps.

Good Luck!

Hi,

Well as per the information given on the official website, the last date to apply is first Friday of April that is I guess 3rd April. So I would request you to visit the website once and get all the details once checked. I am attaching the link below.

https://www.nestexam.in/

I hope my answer helps.

All the best.

The announced exam dates for AAKASH NEST is 5th April, 2020 (Sunday)

Timing :    Morning: 11:00 AM to 01:00 PM or

Evening: 03:00 PM to 05:00 PM

Results will be declared on 8th April, 2020

You can check NEST Syllabus at the oficial information bulletin at: https://nestexam.in/docs/20/NEST2020-Brochure-Syllabus.pdf . You can check about NEST 2020 more at our page: https://university.careers360.com/articles/nest

You can prepare from the following books:

Physics:

Concepts of Physics by HC Verma

Aptitude Test Problems by SS Kotov

Objective Physics by Mahesh Jain

Problems in Physics by AA Pinsky

Chemistry:

A Textbook of Organic Chemistry by RK Gupta

NCERT books

IIT Chemistry by OP Agarwal

Entrance Chemistry by Bhakta

Biology:

Objective Biology by Biswas and Biswas

NCERT

Elementary Biology for Class 12 by KN Bhatia

Mathematics:

Higher Algebra by Hall and Knight

Problems in Calculus of One Variable by I.A. Maron

Plane Trigonometry by SL Loney

Integral Calculus by Amit Agarwal

Hello Aspirant

The difference between both the test are as follows

ANTHE:This exam is an extensive scholarship exam which is conducted at both state and national level.With this exam you are eligible to even get an 100% scholarship.This exam is generally conducted in October for VIII-XII class students

Whereas

AAKASH NEST EXAM:IT is also an scholarship exam that gives a student an opportunity to compete on national level and get a scholarship  upto 90%  on tution fee

NTSE exam detail are as  follow

Eligibility:8-12th student

exam fee:200 INR

Exam date:5th April

timing:11am-1pm &3 pm -5pm

Results on:8Th April

yes you can participate for both exam

Regards!

Hello aspirant,

To get into NISER, a candidate needs to qualify NEST which is a compulsory test to give to get admission. A candidate should at least get the minimum percentile which is 60% (that is around 100 marks as the NEST is out of 180). The cut-off changes every year so 60% is the average or minimum percentile required.

Thank you.

Hello,

As NIOS is just like any other board like CBSE a student from NIOS Board can appear for any exam conducted national wide like NEET, NEST and other national wide exams.

Hope this helps you.