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NSEP QUESTION PAPERS 2007-2011
NSEP INFORMATION BROCHURE
KVPY QUESTION PAPERS 2009-2011(XI & XII)
International Physics Olympiad Papers 1967-2010
SCIENCE FOR EVERYONE (KROTOV) (Good Book for Olympiad)
KVPY NOTIFICATION
What are the fees?
What are the details of the entire selection procedure?
Are there any other fees for these INOs or camps?
None! You pay only once at the time of enrolment; that’s all.
NSEP QUESTION PAPERS 2007-2011
NSEP INFORMATION BROCHURE
KVPY QUESTION PAPERS 2009-2011(XI & XII)
International Physics Olympiad Papers 1967-2010
SCIENCE FOR EVERYONE (KROTOV) (Good Book for Olympiad)
KVPY NOTIFICATION
NSEP NOTIFICATION
INDIAN ASSOCIATION OF PHYSICS TEACHERS
BROCHURE
For Students
National Standard Examinations in
PHYSICS, CHEMISTRY, BIOLOGY ,ASTRONOMY & JUNIOR SCIENCE
(NSEP, NSEC, NSEB , NSEA & NSEJS)
2012-2013 Examinations
What is IAPT?
IAPT
(Indian Association of Physics Teachers) is an association of Physics
Teachers spread through out the country. It was started by Late Dr. D.
P. Khandelwal in 1984 and today it has 5300 life members. All the work
of this (our) organization is voluntary in character-thus NOBODY is paid
any Honorarium or remuneration for ANY WORK of IAPT.
What is NSEP? NSEC? NSEB? NSEA? or NSEJS ?
National
Standard Examinations ( NSEP in Physics, NSEC in Chemistry, NSEB in
Biology, NSEA in Astronomy and NSEJS in Junior Science ) are nationwide examinations organized by IAPT. We have been conducting NSEP for last 26 years by now. NSEP,NSEC,NSEB and NSEA are at CBSE class XII level while NSEJS is at CBSE class X level. These NSEs are the FIRST and THE ONLY SCREENING TESTS leading towards International Olympiads in the respective subjects.
What are Science Olympiads?
Olympiads
are internationally recognized competitions in various fields of
knowledge. They are the highest level examinations and are hosted by
different countries every year. Participation in any of the Olympiads
has worldwide recognition and is considered as a great achievement. International Olympiads are held every year in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Astronomy and Junior Science.
How do I go to (or participate in ) the Physics ( or Chemistry or Biology or Astronomy or Jr. Science ) Olympiad ?
You will have
to appear for NSEP (or NSEC / NSEB / NSEA/ NSEJS) and then through the
Indian National Physics Olympiad (INPhO or INChO or INBO or INAO or
INOJS) you may be selected for the further stages of the respective
International Olympiad Programme.
Is there any other way to go to International Olympiads in these subjects?
No! There is none.
How do I enroll myself for any of these?
You must register from your OWN School / College. The Principal (or Physics or Science Teacher)
of your College/ Jr. College / High School will enroll you. He will
give you all further instructions. In case you have any difficulty then
refer to our website www.iapt.org.in. List of all NSE centres of last year ( viz 2011- 12) is available on the website. The name of contact person at the respective centre is also indicated. Enrolment at the centers only. No direct enrolment.
What are the fees?
Rs 100/= per student per subject (per examination) to be paid in cash to the centre in charge. DO NOT SEND ANY MONEY TO IAPT OFFICE. This exam fee cannot be refunded
Entire selection process is meritbased. Following procedure is laid down for the selection of students for the IInd stage ( viz ) Indian National Olympiads ( INOs) of the selection process
The total number of students who will qualify to appear for second stage
Indian National Olympiads ( INOs)2013 will be based on the first stage NSEs 2012 respectively and the following scheme is adopted:
(a) Eligibility Clause: A candidate must secure a score equal to or greater than a Minimum
Admissible Score (MAS) to be eligible for the Stage II INO exam leading to the International
Olympiad). The MAS for a given subject will be 40% of the maximum score in that subject.
(b) Proportional Representation Clause: The number of students selected for Stage II (INO) in
each subject is around 300. The number of candidates who appeared for NSE in 2011-12 in a
subject from centers in each State or Union Territory (UT) will be considered the baseline for
calculating the number qualifying from centers in that State or UT for that subject. Suppose
this number in 2011-12 for centers in a given State in a given subject is S, and the total
number that appeared in 2011-12 in that subject for the country is T, then the number
selected to Stage II in that subject from that State would be S/T times 300, rounded off to the
nearest higher integer. In the event of a tie at the last position in the list all students with the
same marks at this position will qualify to appear for the Stage II examination. The selected
students must nevertheless satisfy the eligibility clause laid out above. The total number to
be selected from centers in each State for each subject will be displayed on the IAPT and HBCSE websites.
(c)
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.
(d) Merit Clause: Given the eligibility clause, it is conceivable that 300 students may not qualify
for Stage II in a subject. Should this occur, the shortfall (from 300) will be selected based
purely on merit without further consideration to Proportional Representation and Minimum
Representation Clauses. In the event of a tie at the last position in the list all students with
the same marks at this position will qualify to appear for the Stage II examination.
The number of students to be selected from centers in each state for each subject is given here.
Individual letters will be sent to these students informing that they have to appear for Indian National Olympiads (INOs). All these INOs are organized by HOMI BHABHA CENTRE for SCIENCE EDUCATION ( HBCSE ) Mumbai. TOP
35 students are chosen on the basis of their performance at these INOs.
These 35 students in each subject attend Orientation cum Selection Camp
(OCSC) in respective discipline for about 2 weeks at HOMI BHABHA CENTRE
for SCIENCE EDUCATION ( HBCSE ) Mumbai. Indian team to participate in International Olympiad is selected from the OCSC in respective subject.
For more details visit www.hbcse.tifr.res.in/olympiads and/or www.iapt.org.in
Are there any other fees for these INOs or camps?
None! You pay only once at the time of enrolment; that’s all.
What is the time schedule ?
LAST DATE OF ENROLMENT ; 15th SEPTEMBER 2012.
Examination schedule: Kindly see the attached table.
Note all the five are on the same day Saturday. 24th November 2012
Probable dates of INOs : 28th and 29th January 2013
Expected date of results of INOs : 1st March 2013
OCSCs : April– June 2013
Evaluation procedure for Physics (NSEP )
Part A is evaluated of ALL the students. Part B is assessed of ONLY those students securing more than a certain “cut off” marks in Part A. Note, part B is NOT evaluated of ALL the students. Students eligible to appear for INPHO are selected on the basis of marks obtained in parts A and B taken together.
Are there any CERTIFICATES / AWARDS ?
i) In each subject, certificates are given to ‘top 10%’ students of every centre.
ii) Merit Certificates are awarded to”top 1%” students in each state, in each subject.
iii) Special Merit Certificates and a prize (book) will be awarded to National top 1% students in each subject.
iv) Gold Medals are awarded to the Top 35 students from INPhO, INChO and INBO examinations.
Are old Question papers available?
Yes.
Set of last four years’ question papers with answers/solutions (in
Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Astronomy) is available. You have to
send a DD of Rs. 100/- in favour of “IAPT” payable at Pune to our office
and set will be dispatched by Regd. Post / Courier.. Write your name
and complete postal address ( with PIN ) on the back of DD.
As set of last three years’ years’
question papers with answers/solutions (in Jr. Science ) is available.
Send a DD of Rs. 50/- in favour of “IAPT” payable at Pune to our office
and set will be dispatched by Regd. Post / Courier.. Write your name and
complete postal address ( with PIN ) on the back of DD.
Prof. R. M. Dharkar ; Chief Co-ordinator of IAPT exams.
Prof. M. L. Ogalapurkar, : Co-ordinator, NSEP. NSEC, NSEB
Prof. J. P. Gadre : Co-ordinator, NSEA NSEJS
I.A.P.T. Office, I.I.E. Campus,
128/2, J. P. Naik Marg, Kothrud,
PUNE – 411 038.
Tel. (Off.) 020 – 2542 0163; and 020 2025 2754
e-mail
iapt@vsnl.net; website: www. iapt.org.in