State Education Research and Training Department (DSERT) will organize Karnataka NMMS 2017. The examination will be organized for students of 8th standard. The National-Means-cum-Merit Scholarship (NMMS) examination 2018 entrance ticket is now available and candidates can meet with the BEO.
Important Dates for Karnataka NMMS 2018
Candidates can check all the important dates regarding Karnataka NMMS 2018 from the table below.
| Activity | Dates |
|---|---|
| Online application form availability | 16 Aug 2018 |
| Last Date of the Application Form | 3rd week of Sep 2018 |
Answer Key of NMMS
NMMS 2018's Answer Key has been released online, at dsert.kar.nic.in. It has been provided for both exam paper. Candidates can use the Answer key to estimate their scores and performance in the exam.
Eligibility Criteria of NMMS
Students of government and aided high schools are eligible to appear for examination only if they meet eligibility criteria below:
• Income of parents should not exceed than Rs.1, 50,000 / - per year.
• Candidates should secure 55% marks in Class XII examination.
• 5% relaxation is given to scheduled castes, scheduled tribes and handicapped students for the marks created in the 7th standard.
Karnataka NMMS Application Form
Applications for Karnataka NMMS 2018 are not available online. Candidates can only obtain it from the concerned Block Education Office (BEO). The complete process for submission of the application form is offline and the candidate's official website, i.e. dsert.kar.in.in will not be able to apply.
Admit Card of Karnataka NMMS
Candidates will be able to submit NMMS entrance letters from the affiliated block of the education office (BEO). The entry letter will also be issued offline. Candidates must ensure that they take it as hard copy on the exam day.
Karnataka NMMS Exam Pattern
The Examination will be conducted in two sessions on the same day. The duration of Paper I and Paper II will be 90 Minutes. More specifications below.
- Paper I: General Mental Ability Test (GMAT): Consisting of 90 compulsory questions for 90 Marks.
- Paper II: Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) consisting of 90 Marks [History, Civics, Economics, Geography (35 Marks), Physics, Chemistry, Biology (35 Marks), and Mathematics (20 Marks)].
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