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NTSE EXAMS 2021-2022 POSTPONED DUE TO ADMINISTRATIVE REASONS READ HERE

Paresh Grover December 16, 2021

 

NTSE Exams 2021-22 : Postponed for Stage 1 & 2 Due To Administrative Reasons, Read Here Official Notice

NTSE Exams 2021-22 for both stages have been postponed due to administrative NTSE Exams 2021-22 : Postponed for Stage 1 & 2 Due To Administrative Reasons, Read Here Official Notice




NTSE Exams 2021-22 for both stage seasons. According to the official notice released on the official website, the NTSE 2021-2022 exam for stage 1 and stage 2 which was announced in the public domain on December 2, 2021, has been postponed.

The administration of the National Council of Educational Research and Training has not released any new date sheet of NTSE yet. It is expected that a fresh schedule will be announced soon in due course. Therefore, students who have registered themselves for the NTSE Exam and were about to appear in the exam on December 2, 2021, are now suggested to keep an eye on the official website for further updates given by NTSE regarding the new NTSE exam dates.

Read Here the official notice of NTSE 

 

 

 


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