Hello

You asked for the Bengali question paper of the NMMS examination. The NMMS exam is conducted by SCERT of each state including West Bengal for Class 8 students. The exam is held every year to provide scholarships to meritorious students belonging to economically weaker sections. The test generally has two parts. The first paper is called the Mental Ability Test or MAT. It contains reasoning, puzzle based, and analytical type questions. The second paper is the Scholastic Aptitude Test or SAT. This part includes questions from subjects like Science, Social Science, and Mathematics based on the Class 7 and 8 syllabus.

The Bengali question paper is given only to those students who choose Bengali as their medium of examination while filling the application form. In such cases, all the questions in MAT and SAT will be printed in Bengali. This helps students from West Bengal and Bengali medium schools to attempt the paper comfortably in their own language.

Aglasem: West Bengal NMMS Question Papers (PDF)

• Visit this page to access downloadable PDFs of previous year NMMS papers for West Bengal, which include both MAT and SAT sections. These are very useful for Bengali medium preparation.
  AglaSem Schools (https://schools.aglasem.com/149755/?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

CBSE Guidance Web: NMMS Previous Year Question Papers with Answer Keys

• This article provides links to NMMS papers and answer keys for several states, including West Bengal. You can find downloadable PDFs for exam preparation.
  CBSE Guidance Web (https://www.cbseguidanceweb.com/nmmss-previous-year-question-papers-with-answer-key-pdf-download/?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

School.Careers360: NMMS West Bengal Resources

• Though primarily offering general guidance, this portal includes how to download NMMS question papers, along with preparation tips and updates.

HELLO,

If you want admission in MA in Bengali here are the key details you should know :-

1.You must have completed a Bachelor's degree in Bengali or a related discipline

2.Most universities require at least 45-50% aggregate marks in graduation

3.Some institutions may also accept students from other humanities steams with Bengali as a subject

4.Admission is done either through merit based or entrance examinations like CUET PG or some universities may have their own entrance exams but with CUET PG you can apply to various universities such as Delhi University , Bankura university and colleges in West Bengal like Bethune College

5.You can register for CUET PG entrance exam to qualify for admission to postgraduate programs as now most of the universities or colleges are accepting CUET PG for admissions and after qualifying the exam you can directly apply on official websites of universities and colleges that offers the MA in Bengali

6.You can also take admission in some colleges through merit based or through management quota.

Hope this Helps!

Hello Renuka,

Indeed, for your JoSAA counselling, you may select Bengali as your subject preference instead of English, as long as Bengali is listed as one of the acceptable subjects by the particular institution or program applying to. Subject eligibility varies by institution and course so it is important be clear about the JoSAA Business Rules or check the eligibility of individual institutions (like IITs, NITs, IIITs) for the specific subject eligible requirements.

From the link below you will get the paper

JAC BOARD PREVIOUS YEAR PAPER

Also,You can download previous year's question papers for JAC Class 10 of all subjects from the official website of the Jharkhand Academic Council .

All tbe best..

Hello there,

To apply for the B.A. (Hons) in Bengali at the University of Calcutta for the academic year 2025, follow these steps:

1. Eligibility : Passed 10+2 with minimum 50% marks (45% for reserved categories). Bengali as a subject in 10+2 is required.
   
   

2. Application : Apply online on the university website by filling the form, uploading documents, and paying the fee.
   
   

3. CUET :

• Choose Bengali in language and domain-specific sections.

• Also, take the General Test.

• Aim for a CUET score above the previous year’s cutoff (varies each year).

4. Admission : Merit list based on CUET and 10+2 marks, followed by counseling and seat allotment.

Check the university website regularly for updates.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries, feel free to share your questions with us, and we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you, and I wish you all the best in your bright future.

To help you accurately with Bengali Hons admissions, could you please specify which university you’re referring to?

Once you confirm the university name, I’ll provide the exact admission criteria.

You can also refer to : Career 360 Bengali Hons

Hii,

Congrats on scoring 82%! That’s a good score and should easily get you admission in most Delhi government or semi-government schools. For Bengali Senior Secondary School, you’ll usually need to go through the centralized admission process by the Delhi Directorate of Education (DoE). Forms for Class 11 admissions typically release after CBSE 10th results, so around June–July. You’ll have to register online through the DoE portal and choose your preferred school. Keep checking the official website regularly.

Thank you!

Hello,

If you have got 82% in 10th class, you can expect to be admitted in a good WBCHSE school. You must have good marks in maths and science as many schools give priority to this for choosing PCMB.

Application Process

• Timeline: Starts soon after Madhyamik results (usually in May–June).
• Mode: Varies by school — can be online or offline.
• Documents Required:
• Class 10 marksheet
• Transfer certificate (if changing school)
• Passport-size photos
• Aadhaar card or birth certificate
• Caste/Income certificate (if applicable)
• Application Fee: Varies by institution (Rs200–500)

The selection is mostly merit based.

Hope this helps. All the best!