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The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education The Jammu and Kashmir Board of School Education Rehari Colony Jammu / Bemina Bye-Pass Srinagar 0191-2581176 (J.D), 0194-2494522(K.D) e-mail: [email protected] No: F/KD(Acad-B)CU/NTSE-Stage-1(UT- Level)/2020-21 Dated:- 16-01-2021 CENTRE NOTICE FOR NATIONAL TALENT SEARCH (NTS) EXAMINATION 2020-21 (KASHMIR DIVISION INCLUDING KARGIL) The students appearing in the Stage 1st State/UT Level National Talent Search Examination (NTSE) 2020-21 scheduled to be held on 6th February, 2021 (Saturday) in two sessions shall take their examinations at the following Centres : Schedule of Examination NTSE MORNING SHIFT (MAT): 11.00 a.m to 01.00 pm NTSE EVENING SHIFT (SAT): 02.00 p.m to 04.00 pm SNO CENTRE NAME OF CENTRE DISTRICT ROLL NUMBERS NTSE TOTAL NTSE NO FROM TO 1. 001 Govt HSS Khanabal ANANTNAG 226210010001 226210010054 54 Anantnag 2. 006 Govt Girls HSS KULGAM 226210060001 226210060035 35 Kulgam 3. 004 Govt. Girls HSS BUDGAM 226210040001 226210040124 124 Budgam 4. 003-A Govt. Girls HSS BARAMULLA 226210030001 226210030075 75 Baramulla (A) 1 | P a g e 5. 003-B Govt. Girls HSS BARAMULLA 226210030076 226210030151 72 Baramulla (B) except Roll No :-226210030082,92,94 and 145 6. 002-A Govt. Girls HSS BANDIPORA 226210020001 226210020110 110 Bandipora (A) 7. 002-B Govt. Girls HSS BANDIPORA 226210020111 226210020218 108 Bandipora (B) 8. 007 Govt. Girls HSS KUPWARA 226210070001 226210070041 41 Kupwara 9. 005 Govt. Boys HSS GANDERBAL 226210050001 226210050032 32 Ganderbal 10. 008 Govt. Girls HSS PULWAMA 226210080001 226210080027 26 Pulwama except Roll No :-226210080002 11. 009 Govt. Boys HSS SHOPIAN 226210090001 226210090067 67 Shopian 12. 010-A Govt Girls HSS Kothi SRINAGAR 226210100001 226210100072 71 bagh Srg (A) except Roll No :-226210100007 13. 010-B Govt Girls HSS Kothi SRINAGAR 226210100073 226210100158 86 bagh Srg (B) 14. 011 Govt Girls HSS Kargil KARGIL 226210110001 226210110006 05 except Roll No :- 226210110002 GRAND TOTAL 906 Note: The aspiring candidates of NTSE shall collect their admit cards from their respective Sub Offices of their concerned Districts except for Srinagar District whose admit cards are to be collected from CDR Wing- KD, J&K BOSE Bemina Srinagar. For any query, you may contact on these Numbers: 9419034999, 7006083849 & 7006351343 Sd/- Director Academics Liaison Officer, NTSE, J&K 2 | P a g e Copy to the:- 1. Administrative Secretary to Government, School Education Department, Civil Secretariat, Jammu, for information. 2. Sh.Veer Pal Singh,Prof. & Head, Educational Survey Division, NCERT, Sri Aurobindo Marg, New Delhi, for information. 3. Director SCERT, J&K for information. 4. Director School Education, Jammu/Kashmir/Ladakh for information . 5. State Project Director, Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan for information 6. Joint Secretary Examination,/ Secrecy KD /JD for information. 7. All Chief Education Officers of Jammu/Kashmir/Ladakh for information 8. Assistant Secretary (Adm)-JD/KD with the request to circulate the notification with all the Branch & Sub Offices of JKBOSE. 9. I/C Officers, Sub/Branch Offices of JKBOSE for information and necessary action. 10. In Charge Officer, Nucleus Cell, Civil Secretariat, Jammu for information. 11. P.S to Commissioner/Secretary School Education Department Ladakh for kind information of Commissioner/ Secretary. 12. P.S to Chairperson/Secretary for information of the Chairperson/Secretary. 13. I/C website www.jkbose.ac.in for uploading the above notification. 14. Information Officer, K.D/J.D with the request to get published the above notification in the leading local dailies. 15. Concerned file. Sd/- Director Academics Liaison Officer, NTSE, J&K 3 | P a g e 4 | P a g e .
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