Olympiads are the exams which are conducted at a very large scale for students from class 2 to 12. Giving exams at all India level or state level helps the student to analyze his or her weak and strong points. Moreover this helps the students to figure out their position among the other. The ranks provided act as an advantage for them. They help to motivate students to strive for better and deeper understanding of scientific facts and data and to enhance their reasoning, analytical and problem solving skills There are various exams which are conducted all over India. Prerna education has specially designed classroom programs with online & offline test pattern for the preparation of Boards and various Olympiad.

At Prerna Education, we provide Registration Desk, by making all Olympiad Forms available and Conduct Various Olympiad at Prerna’s All India Centres. Click below for more details and to register:

International Olympiads of Mathematics (IOM)

ABOUT INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIAD OF MATHEMATICS

The IOM is that foremost educational event for which the math enthusiasts from all over wait eagerly, and which decisively excites the imagination of the students, uncovering their true potential. It is a test of competence and proficiency in Mathematics and is held annually at the National and International levels, based on syllabus prescribed by CBSE/ ICSE/ ICBSE and the other State Boards. Apart from the syllabus, a part of the test paper is based on Applied Mathematics. A comprehensive report based on Olympiad examination enables students to deliver deeper into their strengths and weaknesses and also motivates them towards excellence.

Level 1

All the students of classes 1^st to 12^th are eligible to take part in Level 1.

Level 2

Top 5% or a maximum of 10 students per class are eligible. An audio/ video/ in-person interviews/ Examination of selected students to validate marks/ranks achieved in the 1st level exams. Level 2 exams may be conducted based on the prevalent conditions at that time leading to the feasibility of conducting 2nd level exams in all states/countries. In case 2nd level exams are not conducted, results of 1st level exams will be treated as final results.

Level 3

Level 3 will not be conducted for the Year 2020-21.

Examination

The Olympiad is organized in the respective schools/ Institutions of the participants during the school / Institution hours.

There will be a different question paper for each class. All the questions are objective-type with no negative marking for wrong answers.

Particulars	Class 1 & 2	Classes 3 to 5	Classes 6 to 8	Classes 9 to 12
No.of Questions	25	30	35	40

Total Marks	100	Duration	40 Minutes

(i) Section-1: Mathematics

(ii) Section-2: Reasoning and Aptitude

(iii)Section-3: Scholar’s Zone

CHAPTER-WISE MARKING SCHEME

The tentative chapter-wise marking Scheme will help students to perform better in SilverZone Olympiads. The actual marks distribution may differ depending on the prerogative of the authors/selectors/paper setters concerned.

Class 8

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Number Systems	Rational Numbers Exponents Square and Square Root Cube and Cube Root	4	2.5	10
Algebra and Geometry	Algebraic Expression Factorization Linear Equation Convex and Concave polygon	4	2.5	10
Comparing Quantities	Direct and inverse proportions Time and Work Speed and Distance Percentage Profit and Loss Compound Interest and Simple Interest	6	2.5	15
Mensuration	Surface area and volume of Cube Cuboid and Cylinder	3	2.5	7.5
Data Handling	Frequency distribution Line graph Bar graph Histogram and Pie Chart	3	2.5	7.5
Reasoning and Aptitude	Reasoning and Aptitude	10	3	30
Scholar’s Zone	Scholar’s Zone	5	4	20

Class 9

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Real Numbers	Irrational Numbers Real numbers and their Decimal expansions Operation on real Numbers Laws of Exponents for real numbers	4	2.25	9
Algebra & Co-ordinate geometry	Polynomials in one variable Zeroes of a polynomial Factorization of Polynomials Logarithms Linear equation in two variables Graph of Linear equation in two variables Solution of Linear Equations Co-ordinate geometry	8	2.25	18
Geometry	Lines and angles Triangles Quadrilaterals Circles	4	2.25	9
Statistics and Probability	Measures of Dispersion Mean, Median and mode Probability of an Event	4	2.25	9
Applied Mathematics	Mensuration Word Problems Based On Mathematics	5	2.25	11.25
Reasoning and Aptitude	Reasoning and Aptitude	10	2.5	25
Scholar’s Zone	Scholar’s Zone	5	3.75	18.75

Class 10

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Number System & Sequence and Series	Rational and Irrational Numbers Arithmetic Progression	4	2.25	9
Algebra & Co-ordinate geometry	Polynomials Pair of Linear equations in two variables Quadratic equation Distance Formula Section Formula	5	2.25	11.25
Geometry	Similar figures Similarity of Triangles Circles Tangent to a circle	4	2.25	9
Trigonometry	Trigonometry Height and Distance	4	2.25	9
Statistics and Probability	Mean, Mode and Median of grouped Data Probability of Events	4	2.25	9
Mensuration	Surface Area and Volume	4	2.25	9
Reasoning and Aptitude	Reasoning and Aptitude	10	2.5	25
Scholar’s Zone	Scholar’s Zone	5	3.75	18.75

Class 11

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Sets & Functions	Sets Relations and Functions Trigonometric functions	8	2.25	18
Algebra	Complex number Sequence and series Permutation and combination Inequality Quadratic equation	4	2.25	9
Co-ordinate Geometry	Straight lines Conic Sections	6	2.25	13.5
Calculus	Limits and derivatives	3	2.25	6.75
Statistics & Probabilty	Measures of Dispersion Range Mean Deviation Variance and Standard Deviation Analysis of frequency Distribution probability	4	2.25	9
Reasoning and Aptitude	Reasoning and Aptitude	10	2.5	25
Scholar’s Zone	Scholar’s Zone	5	3.75	18.75

Class 12

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Relations and Functions	Sets Types of Relations Types of Functions Binary Operations Inverse Trigonometric functions	5	2.25	11.25
Algebra	Matrices and Determinants	2	2.25	4.5
Vectors & 3D	Vector algebra and Three dimensional geometry	4	2.25	9
Calculus	Applications of Derivatives Integrals Definite Integrals Application of Integrals Differential Equation	10	2.25	22.5
Linear programming	Linear Programming Problem	1	2.25	2.25
Probability	Independent Events Conditional Probability Multiplication Theorem on Probability Bayes’ Theorem Theorem of total Probability Variables and Standard Deviation	3	2.25	6.75
Reasoning and Aptitude	Reasoning and Aptitude	10	2.5	25
Scholar’s Zone	Scholar’s Zone	5	3.75	18.75

IOM – SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARD

Rank. No.	Award
1^st	1^st Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs. 7,500/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
2^nd	2^nd Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs. 5,000/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
3^rd	3^rd Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs. 2,500/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
4^th to 10^th	4^th to 10^th Intl. Olympiad rank holders in each class will be awarded Medals of Excellence.
11^th to 500^th	11^th to 500^th Intl. Olympiad rank holders in each class will be awarded with the topper achievement certificate.
1^th, 2^th and 3^rd	All Zonal Rank 1^st, 2^nd 3^rd rank holders of all classes will be awarded Medals of Excellence.
1^st, 2^nd 3^rd	Class Topper 1^st, 2^nd 3^rd rank holders of every class of each school will be awarded with Medals of Excellence, provided the topper obtains at least 50% marks
All	All the participants will be awarded with the participation Certificate Reflecting their Class/Zonal/Olympiad Ranks and Marks.

International Olympiad of Science (IOS)

ABOUT INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIAD OF SCIENCE

International Olympiad of Science (iOS) is that event of the Foundation which has captured the imagination of the budding talents of our upcoming generation. Since its very inception, the event has received rave reviews from the teachers and taught alike. It is a test of competence and proficiency in Science and is held annually at the National and International levels, based on syllabus prescribed by CBSE/ ICSE and the other State Boards. Apart from syllabus, a part of test paper is based on the Applied Science. The tests at local or regional level do not provide the right insight and judgement about the challenges ahead. iOS builds a solid foundation for school students to excel in Science based on ICSE, CBSE and State board syllabus. A comprehensive report based on Olympiad examination enables students to deliver deeper into their strengths and weaknesses and also motivates them towards excellence.

Level 1

All the students of classes 1^st to 12^th are eligible to take part in Level 1.

Level 2

Level 3

Level 3 will not be conducted for the Year 2020-21.

Examination

The Olympiad is organized in the respective schools/ Institutions of the participants during the school / Institution hours.

There will be a different question paper for each class. All the questions are objective-type with no negative marking for wrong answers.

Particulars	Class 1 & 2	Classes 3 to 5	Classes 6 to 8	Classes 9 to 12
No.of Questions	25	30	35	40

Total Marks	100	Duration	40 Minutes

(i) Section-1: Science

(ii) Section-2: Reasoning and Aptitude

(iii)Section-3: Scholar’s Zone

CHAPTER-WISE MARKING SCHEME

Class 8

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Food	Crop Production Microorganisms	3	2.5	7.5
How Stuff Works	Force & Friction Light Sound Chemical Effects of Electric Current	4	2.5	10
Living World	Cell Reproduction Reaching the Age of Adolescence Conservation of Plants and Animals	6	2.5	15
Materials	Synthetic Fibres and Plastics Metals and Non-metals Coal and Petroleum Combustion and Flame	6	2.5	15
Natural Phenomena & Natural Resources	Some Natural Phenomena The Universe Pollution of Air and Water	4	2.5	10
Reasoning and Aptitude	Reasoning and Aptitude	7	3	21
Scholar’s Zone	Scholar’s Zone	5	4.3	21.5

Class 9

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Matter	Is Matter Around Us Pure	2	2	4
Atoms & Molecules	Atoms and Molecules Structure of the Atom	5	2	10
Living World	Cell Tissues Why do We Fall Ill	7	2	14
Natural Resources	Natural Resources	2	2	4
Force & Motion, Gravitation	Motion Force and Laws of Motion Gravitation	7	2	14
Work & Energy	Work & Energy	2	2	4
Reasoning and Aptitude	Reasoning and Aptitude	10	3	30
Scholar’s Zone	Scholar’s Zone	5	4	20

Class 10

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Chemical Reactions	Chemical Reactions and Equations Acids & Bases and Salts Metals and Non-metals	6	2	12
Periodic Table And Carbon & Its Compounds	Periodic Classification of Elements Carbon and Its Compounds	4	2	8
Life Processes	Life Processes How do Organisms Reproduce	6	2	12
Heredity And Evolution	Heredity And Evolution	1	2	2
Light And Electricity	Reflection of Light Refraction of Light Electricity Magnetic Effect of Electric Current	6	2	12
Environment	Our Environment Management of Natural Resources	2	2	4
Reasoning and Aptitude	Reasoning and Aptitude	10	3	30
Scholar’s Zone	Scholar’s Zone	5	4	20

Class 11 PCB

Section	Unit	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Physics	Physical World and Measurement Kinematics Laws of Motion Work Energy and Power Motion of System of Particles and Rigid Body Gravitation Properties of Bulk Matter Thermodynamics Behaviour of Perfect Gas and Kinetic Theory Oscillations and Waves	10	2.5	25
Chemistry	Basic Concepts of Chemistry Structure of Atom Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure States of Matter: Gases and Liquids Thermodynamics Equilibrium Redox Reactions Hydrogen s-Block Elements Some p-Block Elements Organic Chemistry – Some Basic Principles and Techniques Hydrocarbons	10	2.5	25
Reasoning and Aptitude	Reasoning and Aptitude	10	2.5	25
Biology	Diversity in Living World Structural Organisation in Plants & Animals Cell Structure and Functions Plants physiology Human physiology	10	2.5	25

CLASS 11 PCM

Section	Unit	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Physics	Physical World and Measurement Kinematics Laws of Motion Work Energy and Power Motion of System of Particles and Rigid Body Gravitation Properties of Bulk Matter Thermodynamics Behaviour of Perfect Gas and Kinetic Theory Oscillations and Waves	10	2.5	25
Chemistry	Basic Concepts of Chemistry Structure of Atom Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure States of Matter: Gases and Liquids Thermodynamics Equilibrium Redox Reactions Hydrogen s-Block Elements Some p-Block Elements Organic Chemistry – Some Basic Principles and Techniques Hydrocarbons	10	2.5	25
Reasoning and Aptitude	Reasoning and Aptitude	10	2.5	25
Mathematics	Sets and function Algebra Coordinate Geometry Calculus Statistics and Probability	10	2.5	25

CLASS 12 PCB

Section	Unit	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Physics	Electrostatics Current Electricity Magnetic Effects of Current and Magnetism Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Currents Electromagnetic Waves Optics Dual Nature of Matter and Radiation Atoms and Nuclei Electronic Devices	10	2.5	25
Chemistry	Solid State Solutions Electrochemistry Chemical Kinetic Surface Chemistry p, d and f Block Elements Coordination Compounds Organic Compounds Containing Halogens (Haloalkanes and Haloarenes) Organic Compounds Containing Oxygen (Alcohols, Phenols, Ethers, Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids) Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen (Amines) Biomolecules	10	2.5	25
Reasoning and Aptitude	Reasoning and Aptitude	10	2.5	25
Biology	Reproduction Genetics and Evolution Biology and Human welfare Biotechnology and its Applications Ecology and Environment	10	2.5	25

CLASS 12 PCM

Section	Unit	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Physics	Electrostatics Current Electricity Magnetic Effects of Current and Magnetism Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Currents Electromagnetic Waves Optics Dual Nature of Matter and Radiation Atoms and Nuclei Electronic Devices	10	2.5	25
Chemistry	Solid State Solutions Electrochemistry Chemical Kinetic Surface Chemistry p, d and f Block Elements Coordination Compounds Organic Compounds Containing Halogens (Haloalkanes and Haloarenes) Organic Compounds Containing Oxygen (Alcohols, Phenols, Ethers, Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids) Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen (Amines) Biomolecules	10	2.5	25
Reasoning and Aptitude	Reasoning and Aptitude	10	2.5	25
Mathematics	Relation and function Algebra Calculus Vectors and Three Dimensional Geometry Linear programming Probability	10	2.5	25

IOS – SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARD

Rank. No.	Award
1^st	1^st Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs. 7,500/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
2^nd	2^nd Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs. 5,000/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
3^rd	3^rd Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs. 2,500/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
4^th to 10^th	4^th to 10^th Intl. Olympiad rank holders in each class will be awarded Medals of Excellence.
11^th to 500^th	11^th to 500^th Intl. Olympiad rank holders in each class will be awarded with the topper achievement certificate.
1^th, 2^th and 3^rd	All Zonal Rank 1^st, 2^nd 3^rd rank holders of all classes will be awarded Medals of Excellence
1^st, 2^nd 3^rd	Class Topper 1^st, 2^nd 3^rd rank holders of every class of each school will be awarded with Medals of Excellence, provided the topper obtains at least 50% marks
All	All the participants will be awarded with the participation Certificate Reflecting their Class/Zonal/Olympiad Ranks and Marks.

International Olympiad of English Language (IOEL)

ABOUT INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIAD OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE

The International Olympiad of English Language (iOEL), a test of competence and knowledge in the subject of English Language, is held annually at National and International levels, based on the syllabus prescribed by CBSE/ICSE and various other State Boards. iOEL recommends the competition for each and every student who is studying English Language as his/her subject in the school. This is one of the best educational Olympiad on English language from this sub-continent. Not only the students from length and breadth of this sub-continent, but also from far-away countries (Africa, Middle-East, Far-East etc.) wrestle their arms in this Olympiad.

Level 1

All the students of classes 1^st to 12^th are eligible to take part in Level 1.

Level 2

Level 3

Level 3 will not be conducted for the Year 2020-21.

Examination

The Olympiad is organized in the respective schools/ Institutions of the participants during the school / Institution hours.

There will be a different question paper for each class. All the questions are objective-type with no negative marking for wrong answers.

Particulars	Class 1 & 2	Classes 3 to 5	Classes 6 to 8	Classes 9 to 12
No.of Questions	25	30	35	40

Total Marks	100	Duration	40 Minutes

(For Classes VII –XII)

(i) Section-1: Comprehension and Composition

(ii) Section-2: Grammar and Vocabulary

(iii)Section-3:Brilliance Zone

CHAPTER-WISE MARKING SCHEME

CLASS 8

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Grammar	Parts of Speech Articles Determiners Modals Subject-verb agreement Gerund & Infinitive Tense Error finding	11	2.5	27.5
Vocabulary	Jumbled words Synonyms Antonyms Homonyms One word substitution Spelling Test Idioms and phrases	11	2.5	27.5
Comprehension	Comprehension	3	2.5	7.5
Composition	Paragraph & Story writing Letter & Notice Writing Narration Voice Types of Sentences Jumbled sentences Sequence of sentences Clause Question Tags Sentence Improvement Choosing Appropriate Filler Close Test Judging Completeness of Process	5	2.5	12.5
Brilliance Zone	Brilliance Zone	5	5	25

CLASS 9

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Grammar	Parts of Speech Articles Determiners Modals Subject-verb agreement Gerund & Infinitive Tense Error finding	10	2	20
Vocabulary	Jumbled words Synonyms Antonyms Homonyms One word substitution Spelling Test Idioms and phrases	11	2	22
Comprehension	Comprehension	4	2.5	10.0
Composition	Paragraph & Story writing Letter & Notice Writing Narration Voice Types of Sentences Jumbled sentences Sequence of sentences Clause Question Tags Sentence Improvement Choosing Appropriate Filler Close Test Judging Completeness of Process	10	2.5	25.0
Brilliance Zone	Brilliance Zone	5	4.6	23

CLASS 10

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Grammar	Parts of Speech Articles Determiners Modals Subject-verb agreement Gerund & Infinitive Tense Error finding	10	2	20
Vocabulary	Jumbled words Synonyms Antonyms Homonyms One word substitution Spelling Test Idioms and phrases	11	2	22
Comprehension	Comprehension	4	2.5	10.0
Composition	Paragraph & Story writing Letter & Notice Writing Narration Voice Types of Sentences Jumbled sentences Sequence of sentences Clause Question Tags Sentence Improvement Choosing Appropriate Filler Close Test Judging Completeness of Process	10	2.5	25.0
Brilliance Zone	Brilliance Zone	5	4.6	23

CLASS 11

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Comprehension & Composition	Comprehension Paragraph & Story writing Letter & Notice Writing Narration Voice Types of Sentences Jumbled sentences Sequence of sentences Clause Analysis Question Tags Sentence and Phrase Improvement Sentence Completion Word Association Close Test Para-jumbles Judging Completeness of Process Miscellaneous	12	2.5	30
Grammar	Parts of Speech Articles Determiners Modals Subject-verb agreement Gerund & Infinitive Tense Error finding	10	2	20
Vocabulary	Jumbled words Synonyms Antonyms Homonyms One word substitution Spelling Test Idioms and phrases	10	2	20
Brilliance Zone	Brilliance Zone	8	3.75	30

CLASS 12

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Comprehension & Composition	Comprehension Paragraph & Story writing Letter & Notice Writing Narration Voice Types of Sentences Jumbled sentences Sequence of sentences Clause Analysis Question Tags Sentence and Phrase Improvement Sentence Completion Word Association Close Test Para-jumbles Judging Completeness of Process Miscellaneous	12	2.5	30
Grammar	Parts of Speech Articles Determiners Modals Subject-verb agreement Gerund & Infinitive Tense Error finding	8	2	16
Vocabulary	Jumbled words Synonyms Antonyms Homonyms One word substitution Spelling Test Idioms and phrases	12	2	24
Brilliance Zone	Brilliance Zone	8	3.75	30

IOEL – Scholarship and award

Rank. No.	Award
1^st	1^st Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs. 7,500/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
2^nd	2^nd Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs. 5000/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
3^rd	3^rd Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs. 2,500/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
4^th to 10^th	4^th to 10^th Intl. Olympiad rank holders in each class will be awarded Medals of Excellence.
11^th to 500^th	11^th to 500^th Intl. Olympiad rank holders in each class will be awarded with the topper achievement certificate.
1^th, 2^th and 3^rd	All Zonal Rank 1^st, 2^nd 3^rd rank holders of all classes will be awarded Medals of Excellence
1^st, 2^nd 3^rd	Class Topper 1^st, 2^nd 3^rd rank holders of every class of each school will be awarded with Medals of Excellence, provided the topper obtains at least 50% marks
All	All the participants will be awarded with the participation Certificate Reflecting their Class/Zonal/Olympiad Ranks and Marks.

International Reasoning and Aptitude Olympiad (IRAO)

ABOUT REASONING & MENTAL ABILITY OLYMPIAD

A reasoning and aptitude test is of a great importance for the school children of today as it helps a student to trace his/her path towards success and growth. Silverzone International Reasoning and Aptitude Olympiad (iRAO) is therefore a MUST for every school goers all over. It is a structured assessment that aims to evaluate a student’s true potential, thereby helping to choose the correct carrier path for him.

Level 1

All the students of classes 1^st to 12^th are eligible to take part in Level 1.

Level 2

Examination

The Olympiad is organized in the respective schools/ Institutions of the participants during the school / Institution hours.

There will be a different question paper for each class. All the questions are objective-type with no negative marking for wrong answers.

Particulars	Class 1 & 2	Classes 3 to 5	Classes 6 to 8	Classes 9 to 12
No.of Questions	25	30	35	40

Total Marks	100	Duration	40 Minutes

( Classes IX-XII)

(i) Section-1: Mental Ability Test

(ii) Section-2: Qualitative Aptitude

(iii) Section-3: Quantitative Aptitude

(iv) Section-4: Scholar’s Zone

CHAPTER-WISE MARKING SCHEME

CLASS 8

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Series	Analogy (both word based and numerical) Odd One Out (both word based and numerical) English Dictionary based word arrangements Missing letters/ Numbers	8	2	16
Coding	Coding Decoding Symbols Maths operations	5	2	10
Arrangement	Sitting arrangement Blood relations Direction Test	7	2	14
Analytical	Ranking, missing characters etc. Box containing some number you’ve to find missing number Statement analysisStatement conclusion	6	2	12
Non-Verbal (Image Based)	Mirrors and water reflection Sequence of figures Configuration fitting pieces odd pieces. Rule detectaion	4	2	8
Quantitative Aptitude	Number System Algebra Geometry Mensuration Data Handling	10	1.5	15
Scholar Zone	Scholar’s Zone	10	2.5	25

CLASS 9

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Series	Analogy (both word based and numerical) Odd One Out (both word based and numerical) English Dictionary based word arrangements missing letters Ranking missing characters etc.	6	2	12
Coding	Coding Decoding Symbols Maths operations	5	2	10
Arrangement	Sitting arrangement Blood relations Direction Test	6	2	12
Logical	Statement and argument Syllogism Data Interpretation	6	2	12
Non-Verbal (Image Based)	Mirrors and water reflection Sequence of figures Configuration fitting pieces odd pieces.	2	2	4
Qualitative Aptitude	English Grammer	5	1.5	7.5
Quantitative Aptitude	Number System Algebra Geometry Mensuration Permutaion and Combinations Probability	10	1.75	17.5
Scholar Zone	Scholar’s Zone	10	2.5	25

CLASS 10

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Series	Analogy (both word based and numerical) Odd One Out (both word based and numerical) Ranking Missing characters etc	4	2	8
Coding	Coding Decoding Symbols Maths operations	4	2	8
Arrangement	Sitting arrangement Blood relations Direction Test	5	2	10
Logical	Statement and Argument Syllogism Statement and Assumption Statement – Courses of Action Situation Reaction Test Verification of TruthOfthe Statement	10	2	20
Non-Verbal (Image Based)	Mirror and Water Image Configuration Fitting Pieces Odd Pieces. Dot Situation	2	2	4
Qualitative Aptitude	English Grammer	5	1.5	7.5
Quantitative Aptitude	Number System Algebra Geometry Mensuration Permutaion and Combinations Probability	10	1.75	17.5
Scholar Zone	Scholar’s Zone	10	2.5	25

CLASS 11

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Series	Analogy (both word based and numerical) Odd One Out (both word based and numerical) Ranking missing characters etc	6	2	12
Coding	Coding Decoding Symbols Maths operations	5	2	10
Arrangement	Sitting arrangement Blood relations Direction Test	6	2	12
Logical	Syllogism Logic Venn Diagram	6	2	12
Non-Verbal (Image Based)	Mirror and Water Image Configuration Fitting Pieces Odd Pieces.	2	2	4
Qualitative Aptitude	English Grammer	5	1.5	7.5
Quantitative Aptitude	Number System Algebra Geometry Mensuration Permutaion and Combinations Probability	10	1.75	17.5
Scholar Zone	Scholar’s Zone	10	2.5	25

CLASS 12

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Series	Analogy (both word based and numerical) Odd One Out (both word based and numerical) Ranking missing characters etc	6	2	12
Coding	Coding Decoding Symbols Maths operations	5	2	10
Arrangement	Sitting arrangement Blood relations Direction Test	6	2	12
Logical	Syllogism Logic Venn Diagram Statement and Conclusion	6	2	12
Non-Verbal (Image Based)	Mirror and Water Image Configuration Fitting Pieces Odd Pieces. Sequence of figures	2	2	4
Qualitative Aptitude	English Grammer	5	1.5	7.5
Quantitative Aptitude	Number System Algebra Geometry Mensuration Permutaion and Combinations Probability	10	1.75	17.5
Scholar Zone	Scholar’s Zone	10	2.5	25

IRAO – SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARD

Rank. No.	Award
1^st	1^st Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs. 5,000/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
2^nd	2^nd Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs. 3,000/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
3^rd	3^rd Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs. 2,000/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
4^th to 10^th	4^th to 10^th Intl. Olympiad rank holders in each class will be awarded Medals of Excellence.
11^th to 500^th	11^th to 500^th Intl. Olympiad rank holders in each class will be awarded with the topper achievement certificate.
1^th, 2^th and 3^th	All Zonal Rank 1^st, 2^nd 3^rd rank holders of all classes will be awarded with Silver Medals of Excellence
1^st, 2^nd 3^rd	Class Topper 1^st, 2^nd 3^rd rank holders of every class of each school will be awarded with Medals of Excellence, provided the topper obtains at least 50% marks
All	All the participants will be awarded with the participation Certificate Reflecting their Class/Zonal/Olympiad Ranks and Marks.

International Social Studies Olympiads (ISSO)

ABOUT INTERNATIONAL SOCIAL STUDIES OLYMPIAD

The Silverzone International Social Sciences Olympiad (iSSO) is, for all its intents and purpose, to encourage and develop insight of a student into all kinds of social situations, thereby making him future ready, may it be for job oriented competitive examinations or as a responsible member of the society. The Olympiad tests not only the academic level of the students but also their decision making, creative thinking and critical analysing capabilities.

Level 1

All the students of classes 1^st to 12^th are eligible to take part in Level 1.

Level 2

Examination

The Olympiad is organized in the respective schools/ Institutions of the participants during the school / Institution hours.

There will be a different question paper for each class. All the questions are objective-type with no negative marking for wrong answers.

Particulars	Class 1 & 2	Classes 3 to 5	Classes 6 to 8	Classes 9 to 12
No.of Questions	25	30	35	40

Total Marks	100	Duration	40 Minutes

The question paper is class specific and usually consists of two sections:

(i) Section-1: Social Science

(ii) Section-2: Scholar’s Zone

CHAPTER-WISE MARKING SCHEME

CLASS 8

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
1	History	8-13	1.75	14-22.75
2	Geography Social and Political	8-13	1.75	14-22.75
3	Justice	8-14	1.75	14-24.5
4	Scholar’s Zone	10	3	30

CLASS 9

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
1	History Geography, Disaster Management and AI for Sustainable Development Goal	8-10	1.75	14-17.5
3	Democratic Politics	10-12	1.75	17.5-21
4	Economic Development	8-10	1.75	14-17.5
5	Scholar’s Zone	10	3	30

CLASS 10

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
1	History Geography and Disaster Management	8-10	1.75	14-17.5
3	Democratic Politics	10-12	1.75	17.5-21
4	Economic Development	10-12	1.75	17.5-21
5	Scholar’s Zone	10	3	30

ISSO – SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARD

Rank. No.	Award
1^st	1^st Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs. 5,000/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
2^nd	2^nd Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs. 3,000/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
3^rd	3^rd Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs. 2,000/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
4^th to 10^th	4^th to 10^th Intl. Olympiad rank holders in each class will be awarded Medals of Excellence.
11^th to 500^th	11^th to 500^th Intl. Olympiad rank holders in each class will be awarded with the topper achievement certificate.
1^th, 2^th and 3^th	All Zonal Rank 1^st, 2^nd 3^rd rank holders of all classes will be awarded with Silver Medals of Excellence
1^st, 2^nd 3^rd	Class Topper 1^st, 2^nd 3^rd rank holders of every class of each school will be awarded with Medals of Excellence, provided the topper obtains at least 50% marks
All	All the participants will be awarded with the participation Certificate Reflecting their Class/Zonal/Olympiad Ranks and Marks.

International Informatics Olympiad (IIO)

ABOUT INTERNATIONAL INFORMATICS OLYMPIAD

International Informatics Olympiad endeavours to assess the competency and proficiency of the students in the field of Computer Science, at National and International levels, every year. Its syllabus comprises of the syllabus of CBSE/ICSE and various State Boards. The iiO examination is based on Computer Science, which provides ample opportunities to the students not only to test their skills but also to sharpen them accordingly and provide know how about International standard. Please refer the books published by the Silverzone Foundation for the preparation of iiO. We recommend the competition for each and every student of the school.

Level 1

All the students of classes 1^st to 12^th are eligible to take part in Level 1.

Level 2

Examination

The Olympiad is organized in the respective schools/ Institutions of the participants during the school / Institution hours.

There will be a different question paper for each class. All the questions are objective-type with no negative marking for wrong answers.

Particulars	Class 1 & 2	Classes 3 to 5	Classes 6 to 8	Classes 9 to 12
No.of Questions	25	30	35	40

Total Marks	100	Duration	40 Minutes

(i) Section-1: Computer Science

(ii) Section-2: Reasoning and Aptitude

(iii)Section-3: Scholar’s Zone

CHAPTER-WISE MARKING SCHEME

Class 8

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Computer Science	Some advance technologies in computer Introduction to HTML 5 Basic of Html 5 Introduction to CSS 3 Introduction to computer network Data Representation and Number System	20	2	40
Reasoning and Aptitude	Reasoning and Aptitude	7	4	28
Scholar’s Zone	Scholar’s Zone	8	4	32

Class 9

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Computer Science	Basics of Information Technology Operating System Html 5 More on Networking and Internet CSS 3 Cyber Safety python or ICT	20	2	40
Reasoning and Aptitude	Reasoning and Aptitude	10	2.5	25
Scholar’s Zone	Scholar’s Zone	10	3.5	35

Class 10

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Computer Science	More on Computer Network Html 5 CSS 3 Python Cyber Ethics or ICT	20	2	40
Reasoning and Aptitude	Reasoning and Aptitude	10	2.5	25
Scholar’s Zone	Scholar’s Zone	10	3.5	35

Class 11

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Computer Fundamentals	Computer Fundamentals	15	2	30
Programming Language	Programming Language	15	3	45
Reasoning and Aptitude	Reasoning and Aptitude	10	2.5	25

Class 12

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Computer Fundamentals	Computer Fundamentals	15	2	30
Programming Language	Programming Language	15	3	45
Reasoning and Aptitude	Reasoning and Aptitude	10	2.5	25

IIO – SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARD

Rank. No.	Award
1^st	1^st Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs. 7,500/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
2^nd	2^nd Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs.5,000/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
3^rd	3^rd Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs. 2,500/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
4^th to 10^th	4^th to 10^th Intl. Olympiad rank holders in each class will be awarded Medals of Excellence.
11^th to 500^th	11^th to 500^th Intl. Olympiad rank holders in each class will be awarded with the topper achievement certificate.
1^th, 2^th and 3^rd	All Zonal Rank 1^st, 2^nd 3^rd rank holders of all classes will be awarded Medals of Excellence
1^st, 2^nd 3^rd	Class Topper 1^st, 2^nd 3^rd rank holders of every class of each school will be awarded with Medals of Excellence, provided the topper obtains at least 50% marks
All	All the participants will be awarded with the participation Certificate Reflecting their Class/Zonal/Olympiad Ranks and Marks.

International Talent Hunt Olympiad (ITHO)

ABOUT INTERNATIONAL TALENT HUNT OLYMPIAD

Silverzone International Talent Hunt Olympiad (iTHO) is all about encouraging and developing the intrinsic qualities of a student. It is a test of competence and proficiency in Science, Maths and Mental ability, and is held annually at the National and International levels, based on syllabus prescribed by CBSE/ ICSE and the other State Boards. As a complete package iTHO is very popular in every nook and corner of the country. The Olympiad is open for the students of classes I to X.

Level 1

All the students of classes 1^st to 12^th are eligible to take part in Level 1.

Level 2

Examination

The Olympiad is organized in the respective schools/ Institutions of the participants during the school / Institution hours.

There will be a different question paper for each class. All the questions are objective-type with no negative marking for wrong answers.

Particulars	Class 1 & 2	Classes 3 to 5	Classes 6 to 8	Classes 9 to 12
No.of Questions	25	30	35	40

Total Marks	100	Duration	40 Minutes

The question paper is class specific and usually consists of three sections:

(i) Section-1: Science

(ii) Section-2: Mathematics

(iii) Section-3: Reasoning and Aptitude

CHAPTER-WISE MARKING SCHEME

CLASS 8

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Science	Crop Production and Microorganisms Material Coal and Petroleum Conservation of Plants and Animals Cell Structure and Functions Reproduction and Adolescence Force, Friction and Sound Chemical Effect of Current and Light Solar System and Some Natural Phenomenon Pollution of Air and Water	22	2	44
Mathematics	Number System and Operation Exponents Algebra Comparing Quantities Geometry Mensuration data handling	23	2	46
Mental Ability	Mental Ability	5	2	10

CLASS 9

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Science	Matter in Our surroundings Atoms and Molecules Cells and Tissues Diversity in Living Organisms Force and Motion Gravitation Work, Energy and Sound Why do we Fall Ill Natural Resources Improvement in Food Resources	22	2	44
Mathematics	Real Numbers Algebra and Co-ordinate Geometry Geometry surface Area and Volume Statistics and Probability Introduction to Trigonometry	23	2	46
Mental Ability	Mental Ability	5	2	10

CLASS 10

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
Science	Chemical Reactions Acids, Bases and Salts Metals and Non-metals Carbon and Its Compounds Periodic Classification of Elements Life Processes Reproduction, Control and Coordination Heredity and Evolution Light and human eye Electricity and magnetic effects of Electric Current Sources of Energy and Natural Resources Our Environment	22	2	44
Mathematics	Number System Polynomials Co-ordinate Geometry Sequance and Series Geometry Trigonometry and Its Application Mensuration Statistics and Probability Paio of Linear Equations in two Variables and Quadratic Equation	23	2	46
Mental Ability	Mental Ability	5	2	10

ITHO – SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARD

Rank. No.	Award
1^st	1^st Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs. 5,000/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
2^nd	2^nd Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs. 3,000/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
3^rd	3^rd Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs. 2,000/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
4^th to 10^th	4^th to 10^th Intl. Olympiad rank holders in each class will be awarded Medals of Excellence.
11^th to 500^th	11^th to 500^th Intl. Olympiad rank holders in each class will be awarded with the topper achievement certificate.
1^th, 2^th and 3^th	All Zonal Rank 1^st, 2^nd 3^rd rank holders of all classes will be awarded with Silver Medals of Excellence
1^st, 2^nd 3^rd	Class Topper 1^st, 2^nd 3^rd rank holders of every class of each school will be awarded with Medals of Excellence, provided the topper obtains at least 50% marks
All	All the participants will be awarded with the participation Certificate Reflecting their Class/Zonal/Olympiad Ranks and Marks.

Smartkid General Knowledge Olympiad (SGKO)

ABOUT SMARTKID GENERAL KNOWLEDGE OLYMPIAD

Smart Kid General Knowledge Olympiad (SKGK) of the SilverZone Foundation is the best possible way to ensure the growth of a student (based on subjects like History, Geography, General Science, Current affairs and sport etc.), both on personal as well as on academic counts.The olympiad is held annually not only at the National but also at the International levels. The event is sure to broaden the vision of a student, thereby enabling him/her to understand and analyse a situation better than one would without proper knowledge.

SKGK is open for the students of Classes I- X, studying under CBSE, ICSE,ICBSE or any other recognised state boards of India.

Level 1

All the students of classes 1^st to 12^th are eligible to take part in Level 1.

Level 2

Examination

The Olympiad is organized in the respective schools/ Institutions of the participants during the school / Institution hours.

There will be a different question paper for each class. All the questions are objective-type with no negative marking for wrong answers.

Particulars	Class 1 & 2	Classes 3 to 5	Classes 6 to 8	Classes 9 to 12
No.of Questions	25	30	35	40

Total Marks	100	Duration	40 Minutes

The question paper is class specific and usually consists of the following sections:

( Classes VI -X)

(i) Section-1: General Awareness

(ii) Section-2: Current Affairs

(iii) Section-3: Scholar’s Zone

CHAPTER-WISE MARKING SCHEME

CLASS 8

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
History	History of India & the world First in India & the world Indian freedom struggle Important years Famous slogans First in different fields	5	2.5	12.5
Polity	Indian Constitution Indian politics Political parties Elections in India	5	2.5	12.5
Geography	Geographical features of India & the world Weather & climate Places of the world The universe National parks	5	2.5	12.5
General Awareness	General Science Economics Books and authors Films Countries Capitals & currencies Awards and honours Research institutes International organisation Hill stations	10	2.5	25
Current Affairs	Current Affairs	5	3	15
Scholar’s Zone	Scholar’s Zone	5	4.5	22.5

CLASS 9

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
History	History of India & the world First in India & the world Indian freedom struggle Important years Famous slogans First in different fields	5	2	10
Polity	Indian Constitution Indian politics Political parties Elections in India	5	2	10
Geography	Geographical features of India & the world Weather & climate Places of the world The universe National parks	5	2	10
General Awareness	General Science Economics Books and authors Abbreviations Sports Films Countries Capitals & currencies Awards and honours Research institutes International organisation Hill stations	10	2	20
Current Affairs	Current Affairs	10	3	30
Scholar’s Zone	Scholar’s Zone	5	4	20

CLASS 10

Unit	Chapters	No. of Questions	Marks	Total Marks
History	History of India & the world First in India & the world Indian freedom struggle Important years Famous slogans First in different fields	5	2	10
Polity	Indian Constitution Indian politics Political parties Government Elections in India	5	2	10
Geography	Geographical features of India & the world Weather & climate Places of the world The universe National parks	5	2	10
General Awareness	General Science Economics Books and authors Abbreviations Sports Films countries capitals & currencies Awards and honours Research institutes International organisation Hill stations	10	2	20
Current Affairs	Current Affairs	10	3	30
Scholar’s Zone	Scholar’s Zone	5	4	20

SKGKO – SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARD

Rank. No.	Award
1^st	1^st Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs. 7,500/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
2^nd	2^nd Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs. 5,000/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
3^rd	3^rd Intl. Olympiad rank holder in each class will be awarded with a Cash Prize of Rs. 2,500/- along with a winner’s Trophy.
4^th to 10^th	4^th to 10^th Intl. Olympiad rank holders in each class will be awarded Medals of Excellence.
11^th to 500^th	11^th to 500^th Intl. Olympiad rank holders in each class will be awarded with the topper achievement certificate.
1^th, 2^th and 3^rd	All Zonal Rank 1^st, 2^nd 3^rd rank holders of all classes will be awarded Medals of Excellence
1^st, 2^nd 3^rd	Class Topper 1^st, 2^nd 3^rd rank holders of every class of each school will be awarded with Medals of Excellence, provided the topper obtains at least 50% marks
All	All the participants will be awarded with the participation Certificate Reflecting their Class/Zonal/Olympiad Ranks and Marks.

National Science Talent Search Exam (NSTSE)

ABOUT NATIONAL SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH EXAMINATION

It is an incredible opportunity for students who are looking to test their knowledge as well as compete for a scholarship prize of 2 lakh rupees. However, it becomes important for the candidates who are planning to appear for the exam to know about details of NSTSE for class 2 to 12. Therefore, this article by Prerna Education will help you know the NSTSE class-wise details for the corresponding Olympiad exam. This will further guide you in planning your NSTSE preparation plans.

EXAMINATION

Name of the Exam	National Level Science Talent Search Examination (NSTSE)
Conducting Authority	The Unified Council, Hyderabad
Students Eligible	Class 1 – 10 Class 11 and 12 (PCM and PCB)
Exam Mode	Offline
Exam Level	International Level Exam
Exam Type	Objective-based

NSTSE Syllabus For 6th to 8th Classes

Given below is the detailed NSTSE Exam Pattern for Class 6 – 8.

Subjects	Total Questions	Total Marks
Mathematics	25	25
Science	30	30
Critical Thinking	5	5
Total	60	60

NSTSE Syllabus for students in Class 6 – 8 is given as under.

Subjects	Syllabus
Mathematics	Rational Numbers Linear Equations in One Variable Comparing Quantities Data Handling Squares and Square Roots Understanding Quadrilaterals and Practical Geometry Cubes and Cube Roots Algebraic Expressions and Identities Visualising Solid Shapes Mensuration Direct and Inverse Proportion Exponents and Powers Factorisation Introduction to Graphs
Science	Force and Pressure Synthetic Fibres and Plastics Friction Sound Chemical Effects of Electric Current Food Production and Management Metals and Non-metals Coal and Petroleum Cell Structure and Functions Combustion and Flame Microorganisms
Critical Thinking	Decision Making Logical & Inductive Reasoning Tactics and Strategy

NSTSE Syllabus For Classes 9 to 10

Find the NSTSE Exam Pattern for Class 9 – 10 below.

Subjects	Total Questions	Total Marks
Mathematics	25	25
Physics	10	30
Chemistry	10	10
Biology	10	10
Critical Thinking	5	5
Total	60	60

NSTSE Syllabus for students in Class 9 – 10 is given below in the tabular format.

Subjects	Syllabus
Mathematics	Real Numbers Polynomials Pair of linear equations in two variables Quadratic equations Arithmetic Progressions Triangles Coordinate Geometry Introduction to Trigonometry Some Applications of trigonometry Circles Constructions Areas related to circles Surface areas and volumes Statistics Probability
Physics	The Human Eye and the Colourful World Light Electricity Magnetic Effects of Electric Current Sources of Energy
Chemistry	Chemical Reactions and Equations Acids, Bases and Salts Metals and Non-metals Carbon and its Compounds Periodic Classification of Elements
Biology	Life Processes Control and Coordination Reproduction Heredity and Evolution Our Environment Management of Natural Resources
Critical Thinking	Decision Making Logical & Inductive Reasoning Tactics and Strategy

NSTSE Syllabus For Classes 11 to 12 (PCM)

The NSTSE Exam Pattern for 11th and 12th under PCM category is given.

Subjects	Total Questions	Total Marks
Mathematics	25	25
Physics	15	15
Chemistry	15	15
Critical Thinking	5	5
Total	60	60

NSTSE Syllabus for students in Classes 11 – 12 is given below in the tabular format.

Subjects	Syllabus
Mathematics	Number System Quadratic equations Arithmetic Progressions Percentages Triangles Coordinate Geometry Introduction to Trigonometry Some Applications of trigonometry Circles Constructions Areas related to circles Surface areas and volumes Statistics Probability
Physics	Work and Energy Light Motion and Force Sound Electricity Magnetic Effects of Electric Current Sources of Energy
Chemistry	Physical and Chemical Changes Organic and Inorganic Chemistry Acids, Bases and Salts Metals and Non-metals Carbon and its Compounds Chemical Reactions and Equations Periodic Classification of Elements
Critical Thinking	Decision Making Subjective & Objective Analysis Conscious Application in Real Life Logical & Inductive Reasoning Tactics and Strategy

NSTSE Syllabus For Classes 11 to 12 (PCB)

Find the NSTSE Exam Pattern for 11th and 12th (PCB category) below.

Subjects	Total Questions	Total Marks
Physics	15	15
Chemistry	15	15
Biology	25	25
Critical Thinking	5	5
Total	60	60

NSTSE Syllabus for students in Classes 11 and 12 (PCB category) will be the same for Physics, Chemistry and Critical Thinking as of PCM. Given below is the syllabus for Biology.

Subjects	Syllabus
Biology	Some Common Diseases Human Body Carbon and its Compounds Our Environment Reproduction Air Cellular Level of Organisation Life Processes Water Structure of Atom Micro-organisms Diversity in Living Organisms Plant and Animal Nutrition Soil Food Production & Management Heredity and Evolution S
Physics	Same as PCM category
Chemistry	Same as PCM category
Critical Thinking	Same as given in the PCM category

United International Mathematics Olypmiads (UIMO)

ABOUT UNITED INTERNATIONAL MATHEMATICS OLYMPIAD

UIMO is a curriculum-based examination, which we are sure will prove to be very useful to students in assessing their strength & weakness in Maths. UIMO has been designed and developed by highly experienced educational specialists, and so will provide a conquering charm to the young minds with a competitive spirit. The development of a skill-blueprint reflects in the analysis of performance made at individual, class, school and country levels, through a graphical report made available to all.

Eligibility:

Student of classes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10 are eligible to participate in this examination.

Exam Structure:

This exam will be conducted in the school premises of the respective schools.

Exam Pattern:

There will be a different question paper for each class. All the questions are objective-type with no negative marking for wrong answers.

	CLASS 1 & 2	CLASSES 3 TO 5	CLASSES 6 TO 12
No.of Questions	40	50	50
Marks	40	50	60
Duration	1 hour

Division of Marks: For Class 6 to 12

Mathematics – 1	30 Marks
Mathematics – 2	15 Marks
Logical Reasoning	10 Marks
Critical Thinking	05 Marks

Note : For all the above sections, except in case of mathematics-2, the questions are ‘single correct answer’ type, each carrying 1 mark.

In Mathematics-2, there are 5 questions (Question Number 31 to 35) that are ‘multiple correct answer’ type and so have more than 1 correct option as ‘answer’ (2, 3 or 4 options may be correct). Darken the correct options as your ‘answer’ in the OMR sheet provided. Each question carries 3 marks.

Syllabus

UIMO question papers are suitable for students following CBSE/ICSE/ISC and various other State Board syllabi.

Class – 8
Mathematics – 1 : Rational Numbers, Linear Equations in One Variable, Understanding Quadrilaterals, Data Handling, Squares and Square Roots, Cubes and Cube Roots, Comparing Quantities, Algebraic Expressions and Identities, Visualizing Solid Shapes, Mensuration, Exponents and Powers, Direct and Inverse Proportions, Factorization.
Mathematics – 2 : Syllabus as per Mathematics – 1. This section includes multiple choice questions which have more than one option as correct answers.
Reasoning : Analogy, Series, Coding-decoding, Mirror image, Paper cutting, Odd one out, Analytical reasoning, Direction sense, Mathematical reasoning, Cube and dice, Clocks, Calendar, Logical venn diagrams.
Critical Thinking : Syllabus as per mathematics and reasoning. This section includes a combination of skills like conscious application in real life, Logical & Inductive Reasoning, Tactics & Strategies in decision making, higher order thinking.

Class – 9
Mathematics – 1 : Number Systems, Polynomials, Co-ordinate Geometry, Linear Equations in Two Variables, Introduction to Euclid’s Geometry, Lines and Angles, Triangles, Quadrilaterals, Areas of Parallelograms and Triangles, Circles, Heron’s Formula, Surface Areas and Volumes.
Mathematics – 2 : Syllabus as per Mathematics – 1. This section includes multiple choice questions which have more than one option as correct answers.
Reasoning : Analogy, Series, Coding and decoding, Mirror and water image, Blood relations, Odd one out, Analytical reasoning, Direction sense test, Mathematical reasoning, Cube and dice, Dot representation.
Critical Thinking : Higher order thinking questions as per the syllabus of mathematics and reasoning (above). This section also includes a combination of skills like conscious application in real life, Logical & Inductive Reasoning, Tactics & Strategies in decision making.

Class – 10
Mathematics – 1 : Real Numbers, Polynomials, Pair of Linear Equations in Two Variables, Quadratic Equations, Arithmetic Progressions, Triangles, Co-ordinate Geometry, Introduction to Trigonometry, Some Applications of Trigonometry, Circles, Areas Related to Circles, Surface Areas and Volumes.
Mathematics – 2 : Syllabus as per Mathematics – 1. This section includes multiple choice questions which have more than one option as correct answers.
Reasoning : Analogy, Series, Coding and decoding, Alphabet test, Mirror and water image, Blood relations, Odd one out, Analytical reasoning, Direction sense test, Mathematical reasoning, Cube and Dice, Puzzle test, Venn diagram, Comprehension analysis.
Critical Thinking : Higher order thinking questions as per the syllabus of mathematics and reasoning (above). This section also includes a combination of skills like conscious application in real life, Logical & Inductive Reasoning, Tactics & Strategies in decision making.4

Class – 11
Mathematics – 1 : Sets, Relations and Functions, Principle of Mathematical Induction, Logarithms, Complex Numbers & Quadratic Equations, Linear In-equations, Sequences and Series, Trigonometry, Straight Lines, Circles, Conic Sections, Permutations and Combinations, Binomial Theorem, Statistics, Mathematical Reasoning, Limits and Derivatives, Probability, Introduction to 3D Geometry.
Mathematics – 2 : Syllabus as per Mathematics – 1. This section includes multiple choice questions which have more than one option as correct answers.
Reasoning : Analogy, Series, Coding and decoding, Alphabet test, Mirror and water image, Blood relations, Odd one out, Embedded figures, Analytical reasoning, Direction sense test, Mathematical reasoning, Cube and Dice, Puzzle test, Venn diagrams.
Critical Thinking : Higher order thinking questions as per the syllabus of mathematics and reasoning (above). This section also includes a combination of skills like conscious application in real life, Logical & Inductive Reasoning, Tactics & Strategies in decision making.

Class – 12
Mathematics – 1 : Relations and Functions, Inverse Trigonometric Functions, Matrices and Determinants, Continuity and Differentiability, Application of Derivatives, Integrals, Application of Integrals, Differential Equations, Vector Algebra, Three Dimensional Geometry, Probability,
Linear programming.
Mathematics – 2 : Syllabus as per Mathematics – 1. This section includes multiple choice questions which have more than one option as correct answers.
Reasoning : Analogy, Series, Coding and decoding, Alphabet test, Mirror and water image, Blood relations, Odd one out, Embedded figures, Analytical reasoning, Direction sense test, Mathematical reasoning, Cube and Dice.
Critical Thinking : Higher order thinking questions as per the syllabus of mathematics and reasoning (above). This section also includes a combination of skills like conscious application in real life, Logical & Inductive Reasoning, Tactics & Strategies in decision making

Awards

A) UIMO Topper is awarded Rs. 2,00,000 cash prize*. The student who achieves the highest percentage of marks among all the classes is declared as UIMO Topper.

B. The Top Rankers and next 2 Rankers in each class are awarded a Laptop and a Tablet PC respectively + a Memento to, each.

C) Ranks 4 to 10 and 11 to 25 of each class, are each awarded a cash prize of Rs. 1500 and Rs. 1000 respectively each.

D) Rankers 26 to 100 of each class are each awarded BMA’s Talent & Olympiad Exams Resource Book from M/s. Brain Mapping Academy, each.

All the Rankers (1 to 100) are each awarded Olympiad Coach Online Subscription worth Rs. 1198,, a Medal and a Certificate of Appreciation.

Prizes For State Toppers

Top 3 rankers from each State (minimum of 10,000 students in a particular State) are awarded with a special award for encouragement. He/she is awarded with Olympiad Coach Online Subscription worth Rs. 1198, and a Certificate of Appreciation.

Note: State-wise ranks are declared after excluding the top 100 ranks across the country.

Participation certificates are presented to all students who appear for the examination.

Class Topper

We declare 3 Class Toppers per class in each School.Class Toppers are awarded a medal and a Certificate of Appreciation.

Certificate and Student’s Performance Report (SPR) for all the participants.

Interpreting Results

Ranking: When more than one student gets an equal top score, priority for awarding ranks will be according to the marks acquired in the specified order of sections in the question paper.

United International English Olympiad (UIEO)

ABOUT UNITED INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH OLYMPIAD

English is the language most widely used for communication and the first global lingua franca. In the modern era, English happens to be the most popular and the most spoken language. Children who know English not only excel in exams but are known to do well in practically every aspect of their dealings.

Assessment of one’s language skills is the key to identifying and measuring one’s “educational achievement”. People’s lives around the world are shaped by the outcomes of such assessments, which they receive as part of their education process.

Assessment is used at all the times in every field, for taking decisions. However, the holistic assessment we offer is extremely useful as it helps shape the future of an individual and plays a critical role in the process of laying foundation for his/her career.

Hence UIEO’s effort is to present its students with an all-encompassing assessment that will place them at the threshold of easier learning and mastering the language of the world, in the easiest and the quickest way.

Eligibility:

Student of classes 2, 3,4,5,6,7,8,9 & 10 are eligible to participate in this examination.

Exam Pattern:

There will be a different question paper for each class. All the questions are objective-type with no negative marking for wrong answers.

PARTICULAR	CLASS 2-4	CLASS 5-10
No.of Questions	35	50
Marks	35	50
Duration	1 hour

Division of Marks:

For Class 2 to 4

Vocabulary Á Functional Grammer	25 Marks
Reading Comprehension	5 Marks
Interactive English	5 Marks

For Class 5 to 10

Vocabulary Á Functional Grammer	35 Marks
Reading Comprehension	10 Marks
Interactive English	5 Marks

Syllabus

UIEO question papers are more class-specific than syllabus-specific. Please refer below for the syllabus

CLASS – 8
Vocabulary and Functional Grammar Prepositional phrases, Participle phrases, Tenses, Question tags, Conditionals, Reported speech, Quotation
marks, Spellings, Collocations, Phrasal verbs, Idioms, Homonyms and homophones, Modals, Cloze text, Clauses, Subject-verb Agreement, Parallelism, Determiners, One word for many, Words related to the general environment, etc. Reading Comprehension Understanding and locating information from various text types like News reports, Blurbs, Dictionaries, Notices, Editorials, Essays, News paper articles, Interviews, etc. Interactive English Spoken English and Telephonic Conversation Responding to situations in functions like request, giving information, politely expressing disagreement,
giving advice, asking for permission, giving ads, writing to the editor, etc.

CLASS – 9
Vocabulary and Functional Grammar Same word used as different parts of speech, Concord, Question forms, Tenses, Conditionals, Modals, Reported
speech, Collocations, Phrasal verbs, Idioms, Homonyms and homophones, Cloze text, Parallelism, Question tags, Differentiating between FACTS / OPINION / INFERENCE, Words related to the general environment, etc.
Reading Comprehension Understanding and locating information presented in Instruction-Manual format, Message format, Editorials,
Essays, flyers, Classifieds, Dictionaries, etc.
Interactive English Spoken English and Telephonic Conversation Responding to situations in functions like giving advice, stating preferences, discussing probability, making an offer, giving advice, etc.

CLASS – 10
Vocabulary and Functional Grammar Concord, Question forms, Tenses, Conditionals, Modals, Collocations, Phrasal verbs, Cloze text, Differentiating
between FACT/ OPINION / INFERENCE, Idioms, Homonyms and homophones, Direct-Indirect speech, ActivePassive voice, Parallelism, Question tags, Words related to the general environment, etc.
Reading Comprehension Understanding and locating information from various text types like Encyclopedias, Dictionaries, Instruction Manual format, Message format like editorials, Essays, Making inferences from advanced texts, etc.
Interactive English Spoken English and Telephonic Conversation
Responding to situations in functions like giving/accepting compliments, agreeing, disagreeing, requesting, seeking information, receiving information, etc.

Awards

A. The top Rankers and next 2 Rankers in each class are awarded a Laptop and a Tablet PC + Memento + Medal, each.

B. The next 12 rankers of each class (Ranks 4-15) are awarded a cash prize of Rs. 1000 each.

Top 100 rankers in each class are awarded with Olympiad Coach Online Subscription worth Rs. 1198,.

Top 100 rankers from each class (2-4) will be awarded Hand Book of Science – Junior and from classes (5-10) will be awarded Awesome English , a Medal and a Certificate of Appreciation.

Prizes For Zone Toppers

Top 3 rankers in each Zone are awarded with Olympiad Coach Online Subscription worth Rs. 1198,, a Medal and Certificate of Appreciation.

Note: Zone-wise ranks are declared after excluding the top 100 ranks across the country.

Class Topper

We declare 3 Class Toppers per class in each School.Class Toppers are awarded a medal and a Certificate of Appreciation.

Certificate and Student’s Performance Report (SPR) for all the participants.

Interpreting Results

Ranking: When more than one student gets an equal top score, priority for awarding ranks will be according to the marks acquired in the specified order of sections in the question paper.

United Cyber Olympiad (UCO)

ABOUT UNITED CYBER OLYMPIAD

India has seen a spectacular success in IT and computers which is acknowledged around the world. But computer education in our country is highly fragmented and is without any common goal or platform. Realising the huge importance of streamlined and competitive education in computers & IT and with a view to fortifying India’s success, Unified Council has forayed into Unified Cyber Olympiad (UCO).

It motivates children to strengthen their knowledge of using mental ability, logical reasoning & computer knowledge. Proficiency in these areas will help them in overcoming problems related to software, management crises, lack of judgement and decision-making.

Unified Cyber Olympiad(UCO), which will be held across the country with the following goals :

Streamlining computer education
Instilling competitiveness in computer education
Including logic, reasoning and mental ability in the learning process
Identifying talent and assessing students on a nationwide platform
Exposing students to the latest technology and study in computers

Eligibility:

Student of classes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 & 10.

Exam Pattern:

The medium of the test will be English.
There will be a different question paper for each class.
All the questions are of the objective-type with no negative marking for wrong answers.

No.of Questions	50
Marks	50
Duration	1hour

Division of Marks:

Mental Ability	15 Marks
Reasoning	15 Marks
Computers	15 Marks
English	05 Marks

SYLLABUS

Class 8 Syllabus

Mental ability: Identify and use the properties of integers, Rational, Irrational and Real numbers, Concept of polynomials, add, subtract, multiply, and divide monomials and polynomials, Basic factoring techniques to second degree polynomials, Solve problems that involve discounts, Commissions, profit and loss, Compute simple and compound interest, Exponents and powers, Squares and square roots, Cubes and cube roots, Algebraic identities, Linear equations in one variable, Data handling, Understanding quadrilaterals, Symmetry, Visualising solid shapes, Perimeter and area.
Reasoning: Analogy, Series completion, Coding and decoding, Alphabet test, Mirror images, Paper folding, Grouping of identical figures, Odd one out, Analytical reasoning, Direction sense test, Mathematical reasoning, Cubes and dice, Locating hidden words, Jumbled letters, Formation of new words.
Computers: Review of computer basics, Computer Viruse – Types, Prevention, Antivirus, Updating virus definitions, Q Basic – Looping statements, Graphics and Sound, Internet – Searching Information, Communication on the Internet, Flash – Tools, Understanding timeline, Frames and Keyframes, Layers and Animation, HTML Basics – Introduction to HTML, HTML Elements – Tags and Attributes, Structure of an HTML Document, Creating an HTML Document, Line Break
Tag, ParagraphElement, Horizontal Rule

Element, Comment Element, HTML Text – Text Elements, Address Tag, Pre Tag, Center Tag, Heading Tag, Font Tag, Base Font Tag Structure, Commands, (Tables and Linking), MS Access – Database and Fields, Modifying table designs. Fundamentals of computers, MS-PowerPoint, MS-Excel, Memory & Storage Devices, Basics of Cyber crimes, Cyber Laws, Operating Systems
General English: Vocabulary, Grammar and Correct Usage.

Class 9 Syllabus

Mental ability: Rational & Irrational Numbers, Divisibility rules, factors & Multiples, Direct and Inverse Proportions, Concept of polynomials, add, subtract, multiply, and divide monomials and polynomials, Remainder theorem, Factoring techniques, Solve a system of two linear equations in two variables algebraically. Visualising solid shapes, Mensuration, Exponents and powers, Direct and inverse proportion, Factorisation,
Reasoning: Analogy, Series completion, Coding and decoding, Alphabet test, Mirror images, Blood relations, Grouping of identical figures, Odd one out, Analytical reasoning, Direction sense test, Mathematical reasoning, Cubes and dice, Locating hidden words, Jumbled letters, Formation of new words.
Computers: Review of Computer basics, Computer System – Evolution and History of computers, Generation, Electronic Computers, Hardware and Software, Language, Terms related to open and non-open source software, Operating system – Windows XP, MS Word, MS Front Page, Visual Basic – GUI, VB Window, Farm object, Common controls, Photoshop – Tools, Layers, Filters, Networking and E-commerce, Algorithms and Flowcharts in Programming, Animals, HTML, MS-Excel, MS-PowerPoint, Input & Output Devices, Memory & Storage Devices, Flash CS6, Communication Technology, Operating Systems.
General English: Vocabulary, Grammar and Correct usage

Class 10 Syllabus

Mental ability: Real numbers, Concept of polynomials, Application of remainder and factor theorems, Solve a system of two linear equations in two variables, Use the quadratic formula to find the roots of a second-degree polynomial and to solve quadratic equations, Use the quadratic formula or factoring techniques. Concept of arithmetic progressions, Heron’s formula, Surface area and volume, Introduction to probability.
Reasoning: Analogy, Series completion, Coding and decoding, Alphabet test, Mirror images, Blood relations, Grouping of identical figures, Odd one out, Embedded figures, Problems based on figures, Analytical reasoning, Direction sense test, Mathematical reasoning, Cubes and dice, Locating hidden words, Jumbled letters, Formation of new words.
Computers: Review of Computer basics, MS Powerpoint, MS Excel, Visual basic – Tool box, Working with data, Selection and looping, C++ – Structure, Variable, Constants, Standard I/O. Operators, Control structure, Internet – History, Internet services, Web – browsers, MS Access – Creating new Database, Tables, Forms, Queries and reports, Societal Impact of Information Technology – Security and Integrity of information, HTML – Creating Lists and Inserting Images, Linking – Creating Hyperlinks using Tag, Link Within a Single Page, Creating Images as Link, Fundamentals of computer, Operating System, Word Processing Tool, Networking, Internet, Database Management System (Functions, Types, MS-Access).
General English: Vocabulary, Grammar and Correct usage

Detail of Awards

Gold Medals & Cash Awards for the first 3 in each Class (Rank 1-3)
A. UCO-Topper is awarded a cash prize of Rs. 2, 00,000 cash prize*.

The student who achieves the highest percentage of marks in among all the classes is declared as UCO Topper.

B. The Top Rankers and next 2 Rankers in each class are awarded a Laptop and a Tablet PC respectively + a Memento to, each.

C. The next 21 rankers of each class (Ranks 4-25) are awarded with a cash prize of Rs. 1000 each.

Top 100 rankers in each class are awarded with Olympiad Coach Online Subscription worth Rs. 1198,.

Top 100 rankers from each class are also awarded each with a Medal, Reasoning Trainer Plus Book, from M/s Brain Mapping Academy, and a certificate of appreciation.

All the top rankers from 1-100 are awarded a Medal and a Certificate of Appreciation.

Certificate and Cyber Diagnostic Report (CDR) for all the participants.

PRIZES FOR ZONE TOPPERS

Top 3 rankers in each Zone are awarded Britannica Kids Online Subscription worth Rs. 2500, a Medal and a Certificate of Appreciation.

Note: Zone wise ranks are declared after excluding the top 100 ranks across the country.

CLASS TOPPER

Top 3 rankers in each class of each school are delared as class 1,2 and 3 rankers. Class Toppers are awarded a Medal and a Certificate of Appreciation, each. .

UCO Topper* The student who achieves 100% marks in any of the classes will be awarded with prize money of Rs.2, 00,000. If none of the students achieves the same, then the student who achieves the highest percentage of marks among all the classes will be awarded with Rs.1, 00,000. If more than one student achieves the same, the prize money will be distributed equally. Each topper will get either this prize or the regular prize (refer B).

Certificates & Reports

For Students
Cyber Diagnostic Reports (CDR)

We provide Cyber Diagnostic Report (CDR) for individual students, which have the following details:

Subject wise – Skill wise performance graphical representation
Over all ranking in the National level
Group Highest mark
Group Average mark CDR provides a real feedback on real learning. It allows the students to know where he/she stands and pinpoints areas of strengths and weakness. This report is for feedback and improvement.

National Interactive Math Olympiad (NIMO)

About National Interactive Maths Olympiad (NIMO)

Maths is a very powerful language. Mathematics training is essential in developing logical and critical reasoning. it is one tool which is maximally used on a day to day basis. Even with the advent of computers and calculators and other technologies, the importance of mathematics in daily affairs has decreased but increased.
We need to make different efforts to popularize maths among school students. To do so we need to make learning fun, remove fear of maths and tell them in clear terms that a basic knowledge of maths is extremely vital in today’s economy. Moving ahead with this vision, EduHeal Foundation is conducting. the National Interactive Maths Olympiad (NIMO). This exam is from class 2 to 10 students
NIMO Syllabus and Marking Scheme

Level 1: Pen/paper (OMR) based multiple choice questions on CBSE, ICSE, State, IB syllabus; to be conducted in your school.

Class 3 to 6: Total questions 25: Duration 40Mins.

Section wise questions
Mental ability	5
Maths	15
Interactive	5

Class 7 to 10: Total questions 50: Duration 60Mins

Mental ability	10
Maths	30
Interactive	10

Level 2: National Selected students – All Successful school toppers will participate in an computer based/ online test to be conducted at exam centres all over India in February these tests will have interactive questions. The Syllabus will be same as was in level-1.

Level 3: International Feb. onwards, level 2 toppers will be selected for International Olympiad training camps which will mentor these toppers for project based competitions conducted by Oracle Foundations Think Quest.

Benefits

Competitive Analysis.
Advanced learning and competition.

SYLLABUS

CLASS 8

Rational Numbers, Linear Equations in One Variable, Understanding Quadrilaterals, Practical Geometry, Squares & Square Roots, Cubes & Cube Roots, Comparing Quantities, Algebraic Expressions & Identities, Mensuration, Exponents & Powers, Direct & Inverse Proportions, Factorization, Introduction to Graph, Playing with Numbers, Data Handling.

CLASS 9

Number Systems, Polynomials, Co-ordinate Geometry, Linear Equations in two variables, Lines & Angles, Triangles, Quadrilaterals, Areas of Parallelograms & Triangles, Circle, Construction, Heron’s Formula, Surface Areas & Volumes, Statistics, Probability.

CLASS 10

Real Numbers, Polynomials & Quadratic Equations, Pair of Linear Equations in two Variables, Arithmetic Progressions, Co-ordinate Geometry, Triangles, Circles & Constructions, Areas Related to Circles & Surface Areas & Volumes, Statistics, Probability, Trigonometry, Logical & Analytical Reasoning .

Eduheal International English Olympiad (IEO)

About Eduheal International English Olympiad (IEO)

Eduheal International English Olympiad is a very unique Olympiad which stresses on the importance of English in academics, its relevance in today’s Global World and in day to day life. It will give its focus on general English, Grammar & writing skills and, its comprehension. All The questions will be easy & interactive kind which the student will enjoy reading and solving.

Eduheal IEO Syllabus and Marking Scheme

Level 1: Pen/paper (OMR) based multiple choice questions on CBSE, ICSE, State, IB syllabus; to be conducted in your school.

Class 3 to 6: Total questions 25: Duration 40Mins.

Section wise questions
English	20
Interactive	5

Class 7 to 10: Total questions 50: Duration 60Mins.

English	40
Interactive	10

Level 2: National Selected students – All Successful school toppers will participate in a computer based/online test to be conducted at exam centres all over India in Feburary These tests will have interactive questions. The Syllabus will be same as was in level-1.

Benefits

Advance learning and Competitive.
Awards and Recognitions

SYLLABUS

CLASS 8

Comprehension: Based on General topics, Story / incident based, Stanza based.

Knowledge: Classification, Analogy, Distinguishing between Fact and Opinion, Identification through definition and example, Antonyms /Synonyms, Jumbled sentence.

Grammar: Noun, Pronoun, Verb, Adverb, Preposition, Conjunction, Tenses, Voice, Modals, Clauses, Determiners.

Analysis: Inferring information, judging completeness of process, judging logic of actions, judging story logic.

Writing Skills: Paragraphs, essay, letters, notice, Message and Reports

CLASS 9

Comprehension: Based on General topics, Story / incident based, Stanza based.

Knowledge: Classification, Analogy, Word Meaning, Antonyms /Synonyms, Jumbled sentence.

Grammar: Noun , Pronoun , Verb , Adverb , Preposition , Conjunction , Tenses , Voice , Modals,Clauses,Determiners.

Analysis: Inferring information, judging completeness of process, judging logic of actions, judging story logic.

Writing Skills: Paragraphs, essay , letters , notice , message and Reports.

CLASS 10

No of questions: 50

Time allowed : 60 minutes

Syllabus

Comprehension: Based on General topics, Story / incident based, Stanza based.
Knowledge: Classification, Analogy, Word Meaning, Antonyms /Synonyms, Jumbled sentence.
Grammar: Noun, Pronoun, Verb, Adverb, Preposition, Conjunction, Tenses, Voice, Modals, Clauses, Determiners.
Analysis: Inferring information, judging completeness of process, judging logic of actions, judging story logic.
Writing Skills : Paragraphs, Eassy, letters, Noitce, Message and Reports

Eduheal International General Knowledge Olympiad (IGO)

Prerna Education helps students in preparation of IGO exam and courses through specially designed Classroom programs for Boards and Olympiads.

SYLLABUS

CLASS 8

Plant & Animals Activity; World and its People; Sports and Yoga; Award Winners; Everyday Science Quizzes; Quizzes Around the World; Books & Authors; Literature; Wildlife conservation; One Word For; Movie & Entertainment; Biological facts; Computer Science; Old Age & Modern History; Sports & Trophies.

CLASS 9

Plant & Animals Activities; Great Personalities; Sports and Trophies; Dance & Instruments; Science Facts; Art & Culture; Books & Authors; Computer Science; Biological Facts; Old Age & Modern History; World and Its People.

CLASS 10

Plant & Animals Activities; Great Personalities; Art & Culture; Books & Authors; Sports and Trophies; Dance & Musical Instruments; Honours and Prizes; Longest; Highest; Greatest; Deepest; First; Largest; Busiest; Heaviest; Tallest; Smallest; Most; Least in World and India; Sports related Terms; India’s food; Wearing; Culture & Heritage; Rivers & Mountains.

Eduheal International Cyber Olympiad (ICO)

About Eduheal International Cyber Olympiad (ICO)

Computer education and its literacy is a must in today’s world and should be started at an early age. EHF is conducting the International cyber Olympiad with this vision, to make computer learning easy and fun with the help of workshops, seminars, Cyber Smart Activity Books and annual cyber smart e-newspaper. All of these will give them the knowledge and skills they would require to succeed in this changing world.

Prerna Education helps students in preparation of ICO exam and courses through specially designed Classroom programs for Boards and Olympiads.

Syllabus and Marking Scheme

Examination Pattern

Level 1: City/State level, pen paper (OMR) based multiple choice questions on CBSE, ICSE, State, IB syllabus; to be conducted in the schools.

Class 3 to 6: Total questions: Duration 40Mins.

Section wise questions
General IQ	5
Computers	15
Interactive	5

Class 7 to 10: Total questions: Duration 60Mins.

General IQ	10
Computers	30
Interactive	10

Level 2: National Selected students – All the Successful school toppers will participate in computer based/online test to be conducted at exam centres all over India in February these tests will have interactive questions. The Syllabus will be of Level-1.

Level 3: International February onwards, Level 2 toppers will be selected for International Olympiad training camps which will mentor these toppers for project based competitions conducted by Oracle Foundations Think Quest. IOTC will be mentored by top scientists from IIT, Delhi.

Benefits

Solid foundation for other competitive exams.
High level of learning and competition.
Awards and Recognition.

SYLLABUS

CLASS 8

Managing Windows 10; Describing Types of Memories; Introducing ASCII; More about; Briefing on Information Technology; Introduction to Data Representation; Networking, Internet; MS-Power Point 2013; Working with MS-Word 2013; Working on HTML; Mental ability and Emailing & Reasoning.

CLASS 9

Operating systems (OS); Classification of Computers based on size and Capability ; Introduction; Working with HTML ;Introduction to CSS ;Introduction to MS-Access 2013; Understanding Network Topology; Introducing to Logic Gates and Numbers; Introducing Types of LANs; Internet and Emailing; Mental ability & Reasoning.

CLASS 10

Working with HTML; More About Logic Gates; Number System; Working with MSAccess; Internet and HTML Fundamentals; IT Basics; Working with Internet Applications; MS Access 2013; Mental ability & Reasoning.

Technothlon

ABOUT TECHNOTHLON

Technothlon is a competition conducted for school students internationally by the student body of IIT Guwahati. Technothlon was started with a group of students in a small room in 2004 to inspire young minds. The competition started with students in the city of Guwahati. Later, it expanded to more than 400 cities in the past 14 years with various centres abroad.

Prerna Education helps students in preparation of Technothlon exam through developing reasoning and IQ based skills with specially designed Classroom programs for Boards and Olympiads.

Technothlon Exam

Students participate in teams of two in a series of events and contests where their mental aptitude and logic are tested. This competition was designed to build fundamental skills and knowledge and teach them to think outside the box for solutions.

Students are divided into two groups depending on the class. The groups are,

Junior squad- This squad includes students of classes 9th and 10th.
Haut’s squad– This squad includes students of classes 11th and 12th.

Student teams can only be formed from members who fall in the same group and the same institution.

Technothlon 2020 Exam will be conducted in two rounds prelims and mains.

Prelim is a written exam which is conducted all over India in multiple schools in July.
Mains: Mains is a competition where teams participate in different events conducted in “Technique,” the techno-management festival of IIT Guwahati.

Technothlon : Levels

Technothlon Prelims

Prelims are objective exam which does not involve any subjects that students study in their class curriculum. Technothlon 2020 exam is solely based on general knowledge, aptitude skills, and analytical ability. The Technothlon exam is 2 hours 30 minutes long with the question paper divided into various sections like maths, code crunchers, and puzzles.

Both the team members are given the same question paper and can answer the questions together by discussing solutions.
Technothlon not only checks the intellect and problem-solving skills but also tests their teamwork and how they can work with other people.

Technothlon Mains

Students selected for mains will be invited to visit IIT Guwahati during “Technique”, the techno-management festival of IIT Guwahati, held during the first week of September. Mains is an exam where students are graded based on their performance in multiple events specially designed for Technothlon every year. Teams of the same squad are made to compete with each other at these events.

These events are designed to test the analytical and out of the box thinking skills. It is not only a competition but also a learning platform where students get to learn several new things.
Teams that perform the best in all these events will be crowned the winner in each squad.
Students can also attend workshops, lectures by prominent authorities, and the premises which are accompanied by top celebrities in India.

Technothlon 2020 Syllabus

Technothlon is an aptitude and logical reasoning test, so the syllabus is the same as most other reasoning based tests. The difference is that questions asked in the prelims try to test not only the student’s skills but also their ability to work with another student.

The Technothlon exam is filled with fascinating questions that assess the student’s logical thinking and presence of mind. Besides, the Technothlon exam helps in enhancing the analytical and logical abilities of students. To attend the Technothlon question papers, students will not require prior knowledge of facts or formulae. The Olympiad questions will be based on objective and subjective. It will also demand basic common sense, logical, and presence of mind.

Given below are some of the general topics which are asked in most Technothlon exams related to logical reasoning and aptitude.

Analogy (both word-based and numerical questions)
Odd one out (both word-based and mathematical problems)
Ranking missing characters
Coding-decoding, symbols, and maths operations
Seating arrangement, blood relations, and direction test
Syllogism
Venn diagram
Statement and conclusion
Mirror & water image, configuration, fitting pieces, odd pieces, and sequence of figures
English grammar
Number system, algebra, geometry, mensuration, permutation & combinations, and probability
Paper folding and paper cutting

OTHER IMPORTANT OLYMPIAD

List of Other Important Olympiad

List of Top National & International Olympiads

NTSE-NATIONAL TALENT SEARCH EXAMINATION

NTSE is activity organized by NCERT for students of various classes. It is one of the most popular examination conducted in India. NTSE was established in 1961. It is a scholarship program.

ELIGIBLITY

Conducted for class-X students only.

SYLLABUS

NCERT prescribed syllabus to be followed. It covers science, maths, social science and mental ability.

SELECTION PROCESS

It has two stages of selection procedures.

STAGE I: written exam conducted by state/UT.

STAGE II: Students selected in state level exam appear for national level.

Website: http://www.ncert.nic.in/

KVPY–KISHORE VAIGYANIC PROTSAHAN YOJANA

KVPY was started in 1999 by Department of science and technology, Government of India. The main agenda of this exam is to encourage students to take up research in the fields of basic science, engineering and medicine.

ELIGIBLITY

Students in class-XI and class-XII of recognised institutions.

SYLLABUS

Subjects and curriculum of CBSE and ICSE boards.

SELECTION PROCESS

STAGE I: First stage is the aptitude exam. Eligible candidates are chosen from the received applications and are called for aptitude exam.

STAGE II: Interview round. Based on the performance of aptitude exam short listed students will be appearing for interview round. This is the final selection process.

Website: http://kvpy.iisc.ernet.in/

HBBVS–DR.HOMI BABA BAL VAIDYANIK SPARDHA

HBBVS was initiated by Mumbai science teachers association in 1981. The main aim of this exam is to search for science talents in students and to encourage them take interest in science.

ELIGIBLITY

Only students studying class-VI and class-IX can take up this exam.

SYLLABUS

The exam covers the subjects and topics covered in curriculum up to class VI and class IX.

SELECTION PROCESS

STAGE I: Written test

STAGE II: Practical skill test

FINAL STAGE: Oral test i.e. the interview and submission of action research report.

Website: http://www.msta.in/

NSO–NATIONAL SCIENCE OLYMPIAD

NSO is a national level science exam conducted by Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF). NSO rankings will be allotted based on the marks obtained.

ELIGIBLITY

Students of class-I to class-XII are eligible to participate.

SYLLABUS

Science and math syllabus as prescribed by CBSE, ICSE or various state boards.

SELECTION PROCESS

There will be four levels of exams. First will be within the school, at the city state level and above all will be the international level.

SOF also conducts NCO-national Cyber Olympiad with same features as in NSO.

Website: http://www.sofworld.org/

UCO–UNIFIED CYBER OLYMPIAD

The Unified Council conducts UCO every year. UCO is a test that helps students improve their mental ability, logical reasoning and computer skills.

ELIGIBLITY

Students in class-III to class-XII of recognised schools are eligible.

SYLLABUS

Subjects are more generic and is suitable for CBSE, ICSE and state boards.

SELECTION PROCESS

The selection is done in two stages.

STAGE I: An aptitude type of exam is conducted in school level. And the selected students from each class appear for the second exam.

STAGE II: Students selected in school level appear for state level selection exam. Toppers are announced based on the stage II performance.

Website: http://www.unifiedcouncil.com/

NTSE–NATIONAL SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH EXAM

Main focus of NSTSE is encouraging students to reason critically and solve problems. NTSE question papers are scientifically designed to test concepts underlying the curriculum.

ELIGIBLITY

Students in class-II to class-XII of recognised schools are eligible.

SYLLABUS

The subjects and study matter followed is based on CBSE prescribed curriculum.

SELECTION PROCESS

It involves two levels of selection for awarding scholarship for students

STAGE I: Selection is done in state or UT based on written exam.

STAGE II: Exam conducted by NCERT at national level. Every student scoring the required marks will be eligible for scholarship program.

Website: http://www.unifiedcouncil.com/

MTSE–MATHS TALENT SEARCH EXAM

Maths Talent Search Exam (MTSE) is a competitive exam conducted by Indian Institute for Studies in Mathematics (IISMA). Mental ability, mathematical reasoning, accuracy and speed are the main focus of this examination.

ELIGIBLITY

Students in class-III to class-IX of recognised schools are eligible.

SYLLABUS

The subjects and study matter followed is based on CBSE and ICSE prescribed curriculum.

SELECTION PROCESS

Top rankers per class are selected and awarded scholarships.

Website: http://www.ganithasasthraparishad.org/

IMO–INTERNATIONAL MATHEMATICS OLYMPIAD

IMO is a competitive exam conducted to identify and encourage the mathematical creativity of children in schools across India and abroad.

ELIGIBLITY

Students in class-I to class-XII of recognised schools are eligible.

SYLLABUS

The subjects and study matter followed is based on CBSE and ICSE prescribed curriculum.

SELECTION PROCESS

Top rankers per class are selected and awarded scholarships.

Website: https://www.imo-official.org/

NLSTSE- NATIONAL LEVEL SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH EXAM

NLSTSE is organised by Unified Council for students of various classes. It is one of the most popular examination conducted in India. It is a scholarship. Program.

ELIGIBLITY

Conducted for students of class II- XII.

SYLLABUS

It covers science, maths, social science and mental ability. Specifically physics, chemistry, math, biology for high school students.

SELECTION PROCESS

It has two stages of selection procedures.

STAGE I: written exam conducted by state/UT.

STAGE II: Students selected in state level exam appear for national level.

Website: www.unifiedcouncil.com

NSEJS- NATIONAL STANDARD EXAM IN JUNIOR SCIENCE

NSEJS is jointly conducted by IAPT (Indian Association of Physics Teachers) and HBCSE (Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Examination).

ELIGIBLITY

All Indian students of class-I to X.

SYLLABUS

Subjects and curriculum of CBSE and ICSE boards. Mainly focussed on science and generic content.

SELECTION PROCESS

The selection is first made at the school level. And the qualifying students then are then appeared for the national round.

Website: iapt.org.in

SSTSE- STATE SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH EXAMINATIONS

SSTSE is conducted by Rajasthan state Government. And is exclusively for Rajasthan students only.

ELIGIBLITY

Only students studying class-X of recognised institutions.

SYLLABUS

The exam contents are purely based on science.

SELECTION PROCESS

It is an exam conducted in school level. Schools across the state.

Website: http://schools.aglasem.com

SLSTSE- STATE LEVEL SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH EXAM

SLSTSE is activity organised by Unified Council for students of various classes. It is one of the most popular examination conducted in India. It is a scholarship program.

ELIGIBLITY

Students of class-IV to class-X of recognized schools are eligible to participate.

SYLLABUS

Syllabus is mainly based on science.

SELECTION PROCESS

Firstly thee selections are made at school level. And the selected students from all the school compete at the state level.

Website: www.unifiedcouncil.com/slstse.aspx

IOS- INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIAD IN SCIENCE

IOS is a science exam held annually in the national and international level. The conducting body for IOS is SSE (Society for Science Education).

ELIGIBLITY

All Indian Students of class-I to class-XII of recognised schools are eligible.

SYLLABUS

Subjects are more generic and is suitable for CBSE, ICSE and state boards.

SELECTION PROCESS

The selection is done in different stages.

STAGE I: An aptitude type of exam is conducted in school level. And the selected students from each class appear for the second exam.

STAGE II: Students selected in school level appear for state level selection exam.

STAGE III: Students selected in state level appear for national and international level exam.

Toppers are announced based on the stage III performance.

Website: www.sofworld.org

RMO- REGIONAL MATHEMATICS OLYMPIAD

RMO is a prestigious exam jointly conducted by IAPT (Indian Association of Physics Teachers) and HBCSE (Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Examination).

ELIGIBLITY

Students in class-XI & class-XII of recognised schools are eligible.

SYLLABUS

The main focus of this exam is mathematics and based on CBSE prescribed curriculum.

SELECTION PROCESS

It is held at the school level and the topper are selected and awarded accordingly.

Website: www.isical.ac.in/~rmo

IOM- INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIAD IN MATHEMATICS

IOM is a proficient math exam conducted annually by SSE (Society of Science Education) to test the mathematics quotient among the students. It is held in national and international levels.

ELIGIBLITY

Students in class-I to class-X of recognised schools are eligible.

SYLLABUS

The subjects and study matter followed is based on CBSE and ICSE and state syllabus.

SELECTION PROCESS

The selection is done in different stages.

STAGE I: An aptitude type of exam is conducted in school level. And the selected students from each class appear for the second exam.

STAGE II: Students selected in school level appear for state level selection exam.

STAGE III: Students selected in state level appear for national and international level exam.

Toppers are announced based on the stage III performance.

Website: https://www.imo-official.org

IOEL- INTERNATIONAL OLYMPIAD OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE

IOEL is held annually at national and international level. It is an English proficiency exam conducted by CLF (Computer Literary Foundation).

ELIGIBLITY

Students in class-I to class-XII of recognised schools are eligible.

SYLLABUS

The subject contents are based on CBSE and ICSE and State Board prescribed curriculum.

SELECTION PROCESS

The selection is done in different stages.

STAGE I: An aptitude type of exam is conducted in school level. And the selected students from each class appear for the second exam.

STAGE II: Students selected in school level appear for state level selection exam.

STAGE III: Students selected in state level appear for national and international level exam.

Toppers are announced based on the stage III performance.

Website: schools.aglasem.com

NSEB- NATIONAL STANDARD EXAMINATION IN BIOLOGY

NSEB is a prestigious exam jointly conducted by Indian Association of Physics Teachers, Association of Biology Teachers and HBSCE (Homi Bhabha centre for Science Education).

ELIGIBLITY

Conducted for class-XI and XII students only.

SYLLABUS

The main focus is on Biology with CBSE syllabus as the main stream.

SELECTION PROCESS

The selection is first made at the school level. And the qualifying students then are then appeared for the national round.

Website: http://iapt.org.in/

NSEC- NATIONAL STANDARD EXAMINATION IN CHEMISTRY

NSEC is a prestigious exam jointly conducted by Indian Association of Physics Teachers, Association of Chemistry Teachers and HBSCE (Homi Bhabha centre for Science Education).

ELIGIBLITY

Students in class-XI and class-XII of recognised institutions.

SYLLABUS

The main focus is on Chemistry with CBSE syllabus as the main stream.

SELECTION PROCESS

The selection is first made at the school level. And the qualifying students then are then appeared for the national round.

Website: http://iapt.org.in

NSEA- NATIONAL STANDARD EXAMINATION IN ASTRONOMY

NSEA is a prestigious exam jointly conducted by Indian Association of Physics Teachers and HBSCE (Homi Bhabha centre for Science Education).

ELIGIBLITY

Only students studying class-XI and class-XII can take up this exam.

SYLLABUS

The main subject focus is on Physics with CBSE syllabus as the main stream.

SELECTION PROCESS

The selection is first made at the school level. And the qualifying students then are then appeared for the national round.

Website: http://iapt.org.in

NSEP- NATIONAL STANDARD EXAMINATION IN PHYSICS

NSEP is a prestigious exam jointly conducted by Indian Association of Physics Teachers and HBSCE (Homi Bhabha centre for Science Education).

ELIGIBLITY

Students of class-XI and class-XII are eligible to participate.

SYLLABUS

The main subject focus is on Physics with CBSE syllabus as the main stream.

SELECTION PROCESS

The selection is first made at the school level. And the qualifying students then are then appeared for the national round.

Website: http://iapt.org.in

ZIO–ZONAL INFORMATION OLYMPIAD

ZIO is a national wide computing examination organised by IARCS. The main focus of this exam is to identify outstanding talents in algorithms and computing. It is conducted by IARCS (Indian Association for Research in Computer science)

ELIGIBLITY

Students in class-VIII to class-XII of recognised schools are eligible.

SYLLABUS

The exam contents are streamlined to CBSE curriculum.

SELECTION PROCESS

The selection is done in two stages.

Firstly the exam is conducted in state and national level.

The top rankers from India are competed in International level.

Website: http://www.iarcs.org.in

IIO–INTERNATIONAL INFORMATION OLYMPIAD

IIO is a proficient examination held in computer field. It is conducted by Computer literary foundation every year.

ELIGIBLITY

Students in class-I to class-XII of recognised schools are eligible.

SYLLABUS

The subjects and study matter followed is based on CBSE, ICSE and State Board prescribed curriculum.

SELECTION PROCESS

The selection is first made at the school level. And the qualifying students then are then appeared for the national and international round.

Website: http://www.iarcs.org.in

NCO–NATIONAL CYBER OLYMPIAD

NCO is a national level examination conducted by SOF (Science Olympiad Foundation).

ELIGIBLITY

Students in class-II to class-XII of recognised schools are eligible.

SYLLABUS

The subjects and study matter followed is based on CBSE and ICSE prescribed curriculum.

SELECTION PROCESS

Top rankers per class are selected and awarded scholarships.

Website: http://www.sofworld.org/nco

NIMO-NATIONAL INTERACTIVE MATH OLYMPIAD

NTSE is activity organised by NCERT for students of various classes. It is one of the most popular examination conducted in India. NTSE was established in 1961. It is a scholarship program.

ELIGIBLITY

Conducted for class-V to XII students only.

SYLLABUS

NCERT prescribed syllabus to be followed. It covers science, maths, social science and mental ability.

SELECTION PROCESS

It has two stages of selection procedures.

STAGE I: written exam conducted by state/UT.

STAGE II: Students selected in state level exam appear for national level.

Website: http://www.eduhealfoundation.org/

NBTO–NATIONAL BIOTECHNOLOGY OLYMPIAD

NBTO is conducted by Eduheal Foundation. It is proficient exam to find out the outstanding knowledge of biotechnology among students.

ELIGIBLITY

Students in class-V and class-XII of recognised institutions.

SYLLABUS

Subjects and curriculum of CBSE and ICSE and State boards.

SELECTION PROCESS

It has two stages of selection procedures.

STAGE I: written exam conducted by state/UT.

STAGE II: Students selected in state level exam appear for national level.

Website: http://www.eduhealfoundation.org

GEOGENIUS:

GeoGenius is an Indian Geography Olympiad. It mainly tests the geographical knowledge among students

ELIGIBLITY

Only students studying class-II and class-XII can take up this exam.

SYLLABUS

The exam covers the subjects and topics covered in curriculum.

SELECTION PROCESS

It has two stages of selection procedures.

STAGE I: written exam conducted by state/UT.

STAGE II: Students selected in state level exam appear for national level.

Website: https://www.geogeniusindia.com/

KO–KNOWLEDGE OLYMPIAD

KO is conducted by Knowledge Society of India.

ELIGIBLITY

Students of class-I to class-XII are eligible to participate.

SYLLABUS

Science and math syllabus as prescribed by CBSE, ICSE or various state boards. And mostly it is test for the generic knowledge among students.

SELECTION PROCESS

The KO has two main exams in that. It is MOF (Mathematics Olympiad) and NKO (National Knowledge Olympiad).

Website: http://aisect.org/

SCYGANLSTSE- SIR C.V.RAMAN YOUNG GENIUS AWARDS NATIONAL LEVEL SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH EXAMINATION

SCYCANLSTSE is a national level science examination conducted by Vishwabharathi Foundation.

ELIGIBLITY

Students in class-IV to class-X of recognised schools are eligible.

SYLLABUS

Subjects are more generic and is suitable for CBSE, ICSE and state boards.

SELECTION PROCESS

It is conducted in school level and the toppers are selected and awarded accordingly.

Website: https://www.suchirindiafoundation.org/

ASSET–ASSESMENT OF SCHOLASTIC SKILLS THROUGH EDUCATIONAL TESTING

ASSET is an exam conducted by Educational Initiative.

ELIGIBLITY

Students in class-I to class-XII of recognised schools are eligible.

SYLLABUS

The subject are based on curriculum prescribed by CBSE, ICSE and State Boards.

SELECTION PROCESS

It is conducted in school level and the toppers are selected and awarded accordingly.

Website: http://www.ei-india.com/

IAIS– INTERNATIONAL ASSESMENT FOR INDIAN SCHOOLS

IAIS is considered as one of the toughest tests in the spectrum.

ELIGIBLITY

Students in class-III to class-XII of recognised schools are eligible.

SYLLABUS

The subjects and study matter followed is based on CBSE and ICSE and State Boards prescribed curriculum.

SELECTION PROCESS

Top rankers per class are selected and awarded scholarships. Here are some of suchPrestigious scholarship exams that you should never miss out!

Website: macmillaneducation.in

FAQs on Olympiads:

What is Olympiad Examination?

Importance of Olympiad Examination

Olympiads Examination help to identify child’s capability and assessment of his/her real potential in competing in today’s world. They also bring out the areas needing attention so that proper orientation cab be given in the areas lacking proficiency. In a nutshell they a platform of realistic assessment to prepare a child to face the modern competitive world.

Who conduct Olympiad Exams?

There are manly Olympiad examinations are happening all across the year. These exams are conducted through various organizations. Below are the list of various important organization who conduct school level Olympiads/diagnostic exams in India.

Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF)
Silver zone
ICAS/ IAIS- Macmillan Education
ASSEST – Educational Initiatives
Unified Council
Eduheal Foundation
Technothlon
IAPT-Indian Association of Physics Teachers

FAQs

How can I participate in Olympiad Examinations?

At Prerna Education all forms of Olympiads are available. Interested students can fill Olympiad forms from our centre.

In which subject/topic these exams are conducted?

There are various Olympiad exams are happening throughout the year and they are conducted on various subjects.

Computer/ Cyber/ Informatics/ Digital Technologies
Science
Mathematics
English
General Knowledge
Logical Reasoning

How to Prepare for Olympiads?

Most of the Olympiad exams are conducted on the similar syllabus that kids are studying in school. However at the same time the level of questions are quite higher that kids study at school level.

To excel in “Olympiad Exams” it is essential for the students to understand the exam pattern, evaluate and prepare themselves according to the Olympiad standard questions.

REGISTER FOR OLYMPIAD

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At Prerna Education, we provide Registration Desk, by making all Olympiad Forms available and Conduct Various Olympiad at Prerna’s All India Centres. Click below for more details and to register:

ABOUT INTERNATIONAL SOCIAL STUDIES OLYMPIAD

ABOUT INTERNATIONAL TALENT HUNT OLYMPIAD

ABOUT SMARTKID GENERAL KNOWLEDGE OLYMPIAD

ABOUT NATIONAL SCIENCE TALENT SEARCH EXAMINATION

EXAMINATION

NSTSE Syllabus For 6th to 8th Classes

NSTSE Syllabus For Classes 9 to 10

NSTSE Syllabus For Classes 11 to 12 (PCM)

NSTSE Syllabus For Classes 11 to 12 (PCB)

ABOUT UNITED INTERNATIONAL MATHEMATICS OLYMPIAD

Eligibility:

Exam Structure:

Exam Pattern:

Division of Marks: For Class 6 to 12

Syllabus

Awards

Prizes For State Toppers

Class Topper

Interpreting Results

ABOUT UNITED INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH OLYMPIAD

Eligibility:

Exam Pattern:

Division of Marks:

For Class 2 to 4

For Class 5 to 10

Syllabus

Awards

Prizes For Zone Toppers

Class Topper

Interpreting Results

ABOUT UNITED CYBER OLYMPIAD

Eligibility:

Exam Pattern:

Division of Marks:

SYLLABUS

Class 8 Syllabus

Class 9 Syllabus

Class 10 Syllabus

Detail of Awards

PRIZES FOR ZONE TOPPERS

CLASS TOPPER

Certificates & Reports

About National Interactive Maths Olympiad (NIMO)

About Eduheal International English Olympiad (IEO)

Eduheal International General Knowledge Olympiad (IGO)

About Eduheal International Cyber Olympiad (ICO)

ABOUT TECHNOTHLON

Technothlon Exam

Technothlon : Levels

Technothlon Mains

Technothlon 2020 Syllabus

OTHER IMPORTANT OLYMPIAD

List of Top National & International Olympiads

FAQs on Olympiads:

FAQs

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