१०० मुलांना इस्रो जाण्याची संधी - NSTS Exam 2025

Summary

This video introduces students and their parents to the incredible opportunity of visiting ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) through the Nobel Science Talent Search (NSTS) exam. The video provides a history of India's space achievements, the inception of ISRO, and the significant technological advancements driven by it. It highlights the NSTS exam's role in offering a chance for students to visit renowned institutions like ISRO, IIT, and IIM, as well as gaining exposure to cutting-edge scientific advancements. The video emphasizes the significance of this opportunity for rural students and encourages participation in the exam to seize this life-changing chance.

Takeaways

• 😀 ISRO, or the Indian Space Research Organisation, was established in 1969 to strengthen India's space capabilities.
• 😀 Dr. Vikram Sarabhai played a key role in launching India's space program with the vision of making India a global space power.
• 😀 ISRO has been pivotal in advancing various sectors in India, including telecommunications, weather forecasting, agriculture, and more.
• 😀 The 'Nobel Science Talent Search' (NSTS) exam offers a chance for students to visit ISRO and other prestigious institutions like IITs and IIMs.
• 😀 In 2025, for the 10th year, the NSTS exam will select over 100 students to visit ISRO, providing an extraordinary opportunity for young learners.
• 😀 The NSTS exam is conducted by the Nobel Foundation, a non-governmental organization (NGO) based in Maharashtra, focused on science and technology awareness.
• 😀 The exam is open to students from 5th to 12th grades across different boards (CBSE, ICSE, and State Board).
• 😀 The exam consists of two rounds: an online round followed by an offline round at various centers in Maharashtra.
• 😀 The exam tests students' knowledge in Science, Mathematics, and General Knowledge related to space science and technology.
• 😀 Successful candidates will get to visit ISRO, experience space suits, and interact with ISRO scientists, giving them exposure to cutting-edge space research.

Q & A

What is ISRO, and why is it important?

ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation) is the national space agency of India, founded in 1969. It is crucial for advancing India's space capabilities, launching satellites, and contributing to various fields like telecommunications, weather forecasting, and agriculture. ISRO has played a significant role in making India a leader in space technology.

Who was the driving force behind the establishment of ISRO?

Dr. Vikram Sarabhai, an influential visionary, is considered the father of ISRO. Along with other pioneers like Dr. Homi J. Bhabha and India's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, he initiated efforts to build India's space program.

How did the space race between countries influence ISRO's formation?

The space race between the Soviet Union and the United States in the late 1950s and 1960s, highlighted by Sputnik's launch in 1957, encouraged India to start its own space-related efforts to ensure technological advancement and global competitiveness.

What significant achievements has ISRO accomplished since its inception?

ISRO has achieved numerous milestones, including launching India’s first satellite, Aryabhata, in 1975, developing communication infrastructure, providing weather forecasts, launching multiple satellites, and sending missions like Chandrayaan and Mangalyaan (Mars Orbiter Mission) into space.

What is the significance of the Nobel Science Talent Search (NSTS) exam?

NSTS is an exam conducted by the Nobel Foundation that allows students to win the opportunity to visit ISRO and other prestigious institutions like IITs and IIMs. It helps students from rural and economically backward areas access opportunities that are typically available to wealthier, urban students.

Who organizes the NSTS exam and what is its goal?

The NSTS exam is organized by the Nobel Foundation, a non-governmental organization based in Maharashtra. The goal of the exam is to promote awareness and interest in science and technology among students, with a focus on space science, and to give students the chance to visit leading institutions like ISRO and IITs.

What are the eligibility criteria for the NSTS exam?

Students in grades 5 to 12, from any school board (state, CBSE, or ICSE), are eligible to participate in the NSTS exam. It is an inclusive opportunity for students across different educational backgrounds.

What is the structure of the NSTS exam?

The NSTS exam consists of two rounds: an online round followed by an offline round. The online round can be taken from home, while the offline round is conducted at various exam centers in Maharashtra.

What is the fee structure for the NSTS exam?

The fee for Group A (grades 5-7) is ₹270, while the fee for Group B and C (grades 8-12) is ₹360. The fees are relatively low compared to other academic expenses, providing an affordable entry point for all students.

What benefits do students get by passing the NSTS exam?

Students who succeed in the NSTS exam get the chance to visit ISRO, IITs, IIMs, and other scientific research centers. They also have the opportunity to interact with scientists, experience space suits, and gain exposure to cutting-edge technologies.