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UPSC NSAT 2026 is a national scholarship test by PW OnlyIAS. Registrations have started, and the test will be conducted from 5th to 15th May in both online and offline modes. It offers aspirants a chance to secure up to 100% scholarship and strengthen their UPSC preparation through a structured assessment based on the actual exam pattern.
UPSC NSAT 2026 (National Scholarship Cum Admission Test) UPSC scholarship conducted by PW OnlyIAS from 5th May to 15th May in both online and offline modes to select aspiring candidates for scholarships for its courses. This is an exciting opportunity for candidates who are planning to appear for the UPSC exam in the next few years.
Candidates who get selected under UPSC NSAT will be eligible for discounts on our flagship courses and will also receive all the help required to excel in the UPSC CSE exam.
So, register yourself for NSAT and stand a chance to realize your dream of becoming an IAS Officer!
Click Here for Registration UPSC NSAT 2026
UPSC NSAT 2026 (National Scholarship Cum Admission Test) is a perfect opportunity for candidates to become eligible for a 100% scholarship as well as gain experience of the UPSC exam. The following table provides an overview:
Name of the Exam
UPSC NSAT 2026 (National Scholarship Cum Admission Test) by PW OnlyIAS
Objective
Identify talented UPSC aspirants
Reward
Win up to 100% scholarship on select courses
Mode of Examination
Online and Offline mode
Registration Link
Registration Fee
Free
UPSC NSAT Registration Start Date
1 May 2026
UPSC NSAT Registration End Date
15 May 2026
NSAT Result Date
16th May 2026
UPSC NSAT 2026 (National Scholarship Cum Admission Test) is a scholarship-based exam conducted by PW OnlyIAS for aspirants preparing for the UPSC Civil Services Examination. It is designed to identify serious candidates and provide them with financial support for their preparation. Candidate appearing for the UPSC NSAT will stand a chance of receiving following benefits:

Candidates, here are the important dates for you to remember, if you are planning to register for UPSC NSAT;
Registration Start Date
1st May
Registration End Date
15th May
NSAT Exam Date
5th May to 15th May 2026
Result Date of NSAT Exam
16th May 2026
Live Solution Discussion Date
To be Updated
Scholarship Validity
To be Updated
PW OnlyIAS has adopted a liberal criteria to decide eligibility for UPSC NSAT 2026. If you satisfy any one of the conditions mentioned below, you can be eligible for UPSC NSAT;
Duration of Exam
90 minutes
Total marks
100
Medium of Examination
English
Marking Scheme
No Negative Marking
UPSC NSAT 2026 syllabus will consist of questions from subjects such as polity, geography, history etc. The breakdown of topics and the respective marks weightage is given in the table below:
Subject
Number of Questions
Marks
Geography and Environment
9
18
History and Culture
9
18
Indian Polity
6
12
Economy
6
12
Science and Technology
3
6
Current Affairs and IR
7
14
CSAT
10
20
Total:
50
100
Candidates have to remember certain additional details regarding UPSC NSAT before appearing for the exam. These details have been mentioned in the table below:
Anytime 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM at your nearest PWONLYIAS Offline Centres
Examination Time
For Online Participants:
For Offline participants
System Requirements
Windows Desktop/Windows Laptop/Android Phones ( iOS Device users can access through Safari browser)
Here is a list of offline centres where the UPSC NSAT 2026 offline exam will be held (All PWONLYIAS Offline Centres, 5th May to 15th May);
Candidates can register for UPSC NSAT 2026 offline here and stand a chance to win 100% scholarship on selected courses!
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UPSC NSAT 2026 is a national scholarship test by PW OnlyIAS to help UPSC aspirants get scholarships on preparation courses.
The registration starts on 1 May 2026 and ends on 15 May 2026.
No, the UPSC NSAT 2026 registration is completely free.
The exam is conducted in both online and offline modes.
Aspirants preparing for upcoming UPSC attempts or those who have appeared earlier can apply.
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