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 Hello friends, I welcome you all to my blog again. Today we will talk about major olympiads and competitive exams for class 10th students.  NTSE(National Talent Search Exam) - It is one of most prestigious competitive exams for school students. NTSE’s sole purpose is to identify students who have high academic talent and exceptional intellectual ability. It basically consists of the NCERT syllabus of class 9th & 10th of subjects Social Science, Science and Mathematics. The Paper consists of 2 papers each of 100 marks. First paper consists of Mental Ability questions while the second paper consists of scholastic subjects (Science, Mathematics & SST). It comprises of two levels. First level is a state level examination conducted by state boards. The syllabus consists of the 9th and 10th class syllabi of state boards. A few students are then shortlisted and they compete at the national level. Finally from the result 2000 students approx are shortlisted & they get scholarship

  IITs are the autonomous Engineering and Management institutes, which are among the top Institutes of India and admission to these Institutes is one of the most difficult tasks for every student.   Getting admitted to IITs is every student’s dream. But, for admission in IITs, one must clear an entrance exam.   What if you could not get into IIT through JEE?   Well, there are many other ways to get into IITs for other courses like M.Sc., M.Tech., MA in Humanities, PhD etc.   In this article, candidates get to know which are the best entrance exams for admission in IITs.   Below is the list of entrance exams through which a candidate can  study at IITs without clearing JEE :    1. IIT -JAM   2. GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in                   En gineering)  3. UCEED (Undergraduate                     Common  Entrance Examination for Design)  4. CEED(Common Entrance Exam for Design)  5. HSEE (Humanities and Social Sciences Entrance Exam)  6. CAT (Common Admission Test)  7.  Short Term

NTSE-STAGE 1  ECONOMICS QUESTION BANK  PART-I Q uestion 1. Which of the following activity is an economic activity? (a)  A friendly match played between two classes and school (b)  Caring of children by parents (c)  Teacher teaching in a school (d)  Assembly of a school Answer: (c). Question 2. The form of Indian Economy is: (a)  Capitalist (b)  Socialist (c)  Mixed (d)  None of these Answer: (c). Question 3 Which of the following types of economy gives the right of personal property of the citizens? (a)  Capitalist (b)  Socialist (c)  Both capitalist and socialist (d)  None of these Answer: (a). Question 4. Which of the following is not the merit of a mixed economy? (a)  Guardian of personal freedom (b)  Loss of class struggle (c)  More satisfaction to consumers (d)  Control over economic ups and downs Answer: (c). Question 5. How man is presented in ancient economic thought? (a)  Economic man (b)  Source of production (c)  Integral individual (d)  All of the above Answer: (c). Under

  I. Multiple Choice Questions            Download as PDF Question 1: Which gland of digestive system is inside the alimentary canal? (a) Salivary gland (b) Liver (c) Pancreas (d) None of these Answer: (a) Salivary gland Question 2: How many teeth are present in each jaw in a normal adult? (a) 8 (b) 16 (c) 24 (d) 32 Answer: (6) 16 Question 3: Human beings get how many sets of teeth in their lifetime? (a) One (b) Two (c) Four (d) Many Answer: (b) Two Question 4: How many incisors are present in each jaw? (a) One (b) Two (c) Four (d) Eight Answer: (c) Four Question 5: How many molar teeth are present in each jaw? (a) One (b) Two (c) Four (d) Six Answer: (d) Six Question 6: Which part of stomach is connected to oesophagus? (a) Cardia (b) Fundus (c) Pylorus (d) All of the above Answer: (a) Cardia Question 7: Which part of stomach is connected to small intestine? (a) Cardia (b) Fundus (c) Pylorus (d) None of these Answer: (c) Pylorus Question 8: Digestion takes place in which part of