Introduced in 2020, Goprep Talent Search Examination (GTSE) is a talent search-cum scholarship exam to recognize India’s top 1000 students and reward them with a scholarship for higher education and prizes. It is an online-based exam on a national level in which students of Classes 8th to 12th from any State, Central or International Board participate.
GTSE is a two-stage talent search competition which tests the students’ proficiency in subjects taught in previous classes. After clearing the first round, the top 1000 students receive a scholarship and are eligible to participate in the second round. Altogether, Goprep is a great platform for students to be holistically involved in learning and be active.
GTSE Prizes & Result 2020
Goprep announces the GTSE result for both the stages separately on its official website. The top 1000 students who qualify in the first stage will receive a scholarship for higher studies and prizes.
GTSE Syllabus & Exam Pattern
Students appearing for the upcoming talent search competition must prepare themselves in accordance with the exam pattern and syllabus mentioned below.
For Class 8 to 10: There are 3 sections in the exam- Maths, Science & General Aptitude. A total of 50 questions are asked; each question carries 2 marks. Questions will be from the syllabus of your previous class.
For Class 11 to 12: There are 4 sections in the exam- Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics (for JEE aspirants)/Biology(for NEET aspirants), and General Aptitude. A total of 50 questions are asked; each question carries 2 marks.
How to participate in GTSE 2020?
GTSE is completely Online: Take the test from the comfort and safety of your home. GTSE is being held in 2 rounds
Round 1
Stand a chance to win scholarship upto 90%*
Scholarships worth 1+ CRORE
The Top 1000 students qualify for GTSE ROUND 2
ROUND 1 TEST TIMINGS
April 4th
Slot 1
12 - 1 PM
Slot 2
8 - 9PM
April 5th
Slot 3
12 - 1PM
Slot 4
8 - 9PM
Round 2
Be one among the 100 super students to win the prizes
Eligibility
Students studying in Classes 8th to 12th are eligible. They can be studying in schools affiliated with any State, Central or International board.
Note: Each class will have a different exam paper
The contest was inspired in 1997 by a 5th grader’s homework assignment, She discovered there was little information on all the different state-fish in the U.S. The annual nationwide contest is now running into its 20th year educating kids, teachers and parents on aquatic resources, conservation and each state’s State-Fish. And … the rest is history!
