NTSE MAT & SAT Syllabus 2021-22 New

The NTSE 2021 syllabus is the same for NTSE stage 1 and stage 2. However the difficulty level of the questions will increase. Students can refer to the syllabus of NTSE exam to prepare for the upcoming NTSE 2021-22 exam. Below, we have given NTSE MAT syllabus and NTSE SAT syllabus for reference.

NTSE Syllabus 2021-22 for MAT

The NTSE MAT syllabus comprises questions that will test students’ thinking ability, reasoning etc. Check the following tables to know the verbal and non-verbal syllabus:

NTSE MAT Syllabus – Verbal Reasoning

Analogy	Puzzle Test	Alphabet Test
Classification	Logical Venn diagrams	Blood relations
Series	Logical sequence of words	Verification of truth of the statement
Coding-Decoding	Problems on clocks	Analytical Reasoning
Direction Sense Test	Series completion test	Arithmetical reasoning test
Mathematical operations	Inserting a missing character	Tests

NTSE MAT Syllabus – Non-verbal Reasoning

Classification	Series	Analogy
Transparent paper folding	Embedded figure	Dot fixing situation
Analytical Reasoning	Water images	Problems on cubes and dice
Incomplete Figures	Folding Paper cutting	–

NTSE Syllabus 2021-22 for SAT

There is no specified syllabus of NTSE exam by NCERT. But the NTSE exam syllabus majorly depends on NTSE syllabus for class 10 and 9. Science, Social Science and Mathematics are the integral parts of NTSE syllabus 2021. Here are the major topics of NTSE 2021 syllabus which are mandatory for stage 1 and stage 2 exams:

NTSE SAT Syllabus of Mathematics

Algebraic Expressions	Arithmetic	Arithmetic Progressions
Basic Geometry	Direct & Inverse Variations	Coordinate Geometry
Percentage & Its Application	Exponent	Statistics
Mensuration	Number System	Square & Cube Roots
Playing with Number	Surface Areas and Volume	Quadratic Equations
Rational Numbers	Trigonometry	Circles & Triangles
Linear Equation	Probability	Simple & Compound Interest

NTSE SAT Syllabus of Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology)

Acid Bases and Salts	Carbon and its Compound	Air
Cellular Level of Organization	Fibres and Plastics	Diversity in Living Organisms
Food Production & Management	Human Body	Heredity and Evolution
Life Processes	Magnetic & Electricity at Work	Light
Measurement	Micro-Organisms	Metals & Non-Metals
Motion and Force	Periodic Classification of Elements	Our Environment
Reproduction	Some Common Diseases	Soil
Sound	Structure of Atom	Sound of Energy
The Universe	Work and Energy	Water

NTSE SAT Syllabus of SST or Social Science (History, Geography, Civics)

Agriculture	Atmosphere	Biosphere
British Raj	Culture, Science and Literature	Democracy and Elections
Diversity and Livelihood	Early Medieval Period	Early States
Eighteen Century Political Formation	Introduction and Sources of Ancient Indian History	India and its Neighbours
Local and State Government	Indian Economics	Indian Freedom Struggle
Indus Valley Civilization	Industrial Revolution	Industries
Internal Structure of the Earth and Rocks	Resources and Development	Jainism, Buddhism and Conquerors from Distant Lands
The Delhi Sultanate	The Mughal Empire	Motion of the Earth
Nationalism in Various Countries	Vedic Period	New Empires and Kingdoms
The Judiciary	Popular Movements and Social Reforms	Population
UN and International Agencies	Medieval Architecture and Culture	Natural Vegetation
French Revolution	Our Country- India	Union Government
Indian Constitution	Solar System	The Mauryas
Water Resources	World History	–

NTSE Exam Pattern 2021-22

Along with NTSE syllabus 2021-22, students are also advised to be familiar with the paper pattern of the exam. Thus they can devise their own strategy to cover the NTSE exam syllabus and ace the exam. The NTSE exam pattern for both the stages of NTSE Examination is similar and details about the same have been provided below:

NTSE Stage 2 Paper Pattern

Particulars	Paper-I: MAT	Paper-II: SAT
Mode of exam	Offline (OMR based)
Sections	Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning	Science, Maths, Social Science
Type of questions	Multiple Choice Questions	Multiple Choice Questions
Number of questions	100	100
Marks	100	100 (Science-40, Maths-20, Social Science-40)
Exam Duration	2 hours (120 minutes)	2 hours (120 minutes)
Marking scheme	1 mark is awarded for each correct answerNo marks will be deducted for incorrect or unattempted answers
Qualifying Criteria	40% in each MAT and SAT section32% for reserved categories in MAT and SAT sections separately.