National Talent Search Examination (NTSE 2017) Phase II results have been released by the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) -2017). ALLEN Career Institute students have once again proved their superiority in the results. If we take a look at the national average, we would see that almost 1/3rd students selected in Phase II of NTSE are from ALLEN Career Institute which means that every third NTSE scholar belong to ALLEN! After the phenomenal success in NTSE, the ALLEN Family celebrated with a cake cutting ceremony at ALLEN Sankalp situated in Indra Vihar.
Students to get Scholarship up to Rs. 2000
Maheshwari told that the students selected in the 2nd phase of NTSE are given a monthly scholarship by the Ministry of Human Resources & development. Its first phase examination is organized by the State Board in the month of November. In this, about 5000 students are selected for the second phase. After the second phase examination, about 1000 students are selected according to the cutoff marks, where this year this number is 922. In the last phase, students selected at the national level will get Rs 1250 per month for the scholarship in 11th and 12th class. At Graduation and PG level, they will get 2 thousand rupees per month or a scholarship of Rs 24,000 annually. It is worth mentioning that in the first phase of the NTSE, 4 thousand selected students from different states appear for the second stage examination.
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