Offline vs Online NSAT: PWNSAT 2025, the Physics Wallah National Scholarship cum Admission Test, offers students a choice between online and offline test modes. The online exam will be conducted On October 2025 (tentative), providing a flexible 24-hour window, while the offline exam is scheduled for the first week of October 2025 (tentative) at designated centers with fixed slots.

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PWNSAT Modes Overview

PWNSAT (Physics Wallah National Scholarship cum Admission Test) 2025 is a national-level scholarship exam offering up to 100% scholarship on PW courses, the exam is conducted both online and offline.

PWNSAT 2025 Test Modes

PWNSAT 2025 will be conducted in both online and offline modes. The online exam offers a flexible 24-hour window, allowing students to attempt the test at their convenience, while the offline exam is held at designated centers with fixed time slots. Students from Classes 6 to 12 and droppers can choose their preferred mode during registration, but this choice cannot be changed later. Both modes feature multiple-choice questions, a 60-minute duration, and up to 100% scholarship opportunities for top performers.

PWNSAT 2025 Online Test Mode

PWNSAT 2025’s online test mode allows students to take the exam from anywhere, offering a flexible 24-hour window during the scheduled dates in 2025. The exam consists of 40 multiple-choice questions to be completed in 60 minutes, covering subjects aligned with the student’s class and stream (JEE/NEET/Boards). Registration is done online. This mode is especially convenient for students who prefer to take the test from home and manage their timing within the exam window.

PWNSAT 2025 Offline Test Mode

PWNSAT 2025 offline exam is conducted at designated Vidyapeeth centres in two shifts: morning (10 AM to 11 AM) and evening (4 PM to 5 PM). The exam duration is 60 minutes, and students must choose their preferred slot during registration. The offline test is held on specific dates announced by Physics Wallah, providing an opportunity for students without reliable internet access to participate and compete for scholarships.