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About JSTE

We believe potential is everywhere.

JSTE exists to find it.

Why JSTE exists

School performance is only one way to understand a student. Marks, ranks inside a classroom, and a single annual exam at school cannot always show what a child can do.

JSTE is the Junior Search Talent Exam. It gives students in Classes III–IX a common two-level online examination so talent can be seen on the same terms, wherever they study.

What makes it different

  • 25 scholarships in every class

    175 opportunities across Classes III–IX — class by class, not one mixed list.

  • A two-layer process

    Every eligible registered student writes Layer 1. Only those who qualify write Layer 2.

  • Class-wise scholarships

    Recognition is earned within each class, so a Class III student is not measured against Class IX.

  • Paid on the felicitation date

    Scholarships are paid on the official felicitation date, subject to verification.

  • Support inside the fee

    Preparation resources and result analysis are included in the applicable fee.

25

Scholarships in every class

7

Classes, III to IX

175

Scholarship opportunities

Class III · Class IV · Class V · Class VI · Class VII · Class VIII · Class IX

  • Class

    III

    25 scholarships

  • Class

    IV

    25 scholarships

  • Class

    V

    25 scholarships

  • Class

    VI

    25 scholarships

  • Class

    VII

    25 scholarships

  • Class

    VIII

    25 scholarships

  • Class

    IX

    25 scholarships

The examination at a glance

Who can sit
Students in Classes III to IX
Boards
State Board and CBSE
Format
Two levels, conducted online
Layer 1
Every eligible registered student
Layer 2
Qualified candidates only
When
To be announced
Fee
₹800 (State Board) / ₹1,200 (CBSE), paid once
Awards
25 per class (175)

What we believe

Every student has potential. JSTE will hunt it.

Potential is not limited to one kind of school, one board, or one mark sheet. JSTE exists to hunt it — class by class, layer by layer.

Take part

Schools are the usual path. A parent or guardian can also register one child.