NSTSE result 2022 out; Sara Kukreja secures first rank
Abhiraj P | March 23, 2022 | 04:49 PM IST | 1 min read
NSTSE Result: Sara Kukreja, Aakash + Byju’s student from Delhi secured international rank 1 in the NSTSE 2022 exam by scoring 54 out of 60.
NEW DELHI: The Unified Council has released the National Level Science Talent Search Examination (NSTSE 2022) result. Candidates can check the NSTSE 2022 result on the Unified Council official website at unifiedcouncil.com. Sara Kukreja, who took coaching from Aakash + Byju’s, Delhi has secured international rank 1 in the NSTSE 2022 exam, said a statement from the Aakash group.
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The NSTSE is a test conducted to assess the skills of students in Mathematics and Science. The test includes subjects such as physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics, critical thinking and general science. A candidate who secures the first rank in the test is awarded a cash prize amounting to Rs 2,00,000. The top three state-wise rankers are also given encouragement awards. The NSTSE exam website claims that more than 1,10,00,000 students have participated in the exams conducted by Unified Council till date.
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NSTSE Result: How To Check NSTSE Result 2022
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Go to the official website unifiedcouncil.com.
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Click on the result button on the left side, and then click on NSTSE.
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Enter the Login ID in the box that appears on the screen.
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Download the NSTSE 2022 result in PDF format, or take printouts for further reference.
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Sara Kukreja, who took coaching from Aakash + Byju’s, Delhi secured international rank 1 in the NSTSE 2022 exam by scoring 54 out of 60, said a statement from the Aakash group. She had also secured international rank 2 in the National Science Olympiad (NSO). The NSO exam is is a scholarship exam held every year by the Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF) for students of Classes 1 to 12. The exam intends to develop scientific reasoning and logical ability among students through the test.
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