National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)

National Means Cum Merit (NMMS) 2019 – 2020

National Means Cum Merit (NMMS) for Class VIII Students

• Andhra Pradesh National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Andaman & Nicobar National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Assam National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Bihar National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Chandigarh National Means-cum-Merit (NMMS)
• Chhattisgarh National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Dadra & Nagar Haveli National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Daman & Diu National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Delhi National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Gujarat National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Haryana National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Himachal Pradesh National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Jammu and Kashmir National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Jharkhand National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Karnataka National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Kerala National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Maharashtra National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Madhya Pradesh National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Manipur National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Meghalaya National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Odisha National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Puducherry National Means Cum Merit Scholarship (NMMS)
• Punjab National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Rajasthan National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Sikkim National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Tamil Nadu National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Telangana National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Tripura National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Uttarakhand National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• West Bengal National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)
• Uttar Pradesh National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)

National Means Cum Merit (NMMS) 2015 – 2016

National Means Cum Merit (NMMS) for Class VIII Students

• Mizoram National Means Cum Merit (NMMS)

Important Information

Syllabus: There is no syllabus for NMMS Examination. However, questions will be asked on the basis of syllabi of Classes VII and VIII. Examination Subjects: The NMMS will comprise of two papers –

1. Mental Ability Test (MAT) consisting of 90 multiple choice items with four choices on reasoning and critical thinking to be answered in 90 minutes. The questions may be on analogy, classification, numerical series, pattern, perception, hidden figures etc.
2. Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) consisting of multiple choice items with four choices from Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, History Geography, Political Science and Economics to be answered in 90 minutes.

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