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About
International Mathematics Olympiad
The International Olympiad of Mathematics (iOM) is widely considered the premier educational event for math enthusiasts from all around the world. It is a highly anticipated event that ignites the imagination of students and provides them with an opportunity to showcase their true potential. The competition is held annually at both national and international levels, drawing from the syllabi provided by various boards such as CBSE/ICSE/ICBSE and other State Boards.
One of the distinctive features of iOM is its emphasis on not just theoretical but also practical knowledge of mathematics. Applied Mathematics forms an integral part of the exam paper, which requires students to apply their knowledge to real-world problems. This enables them to develop critical thinking skills and apply their knowledge in a practical setting.
Furthermore, iOM provides students with a comprehensive report based on their performance in the Olympiad examination. This report offers an in-depth analysis of their strengths and shortcomings, allowing them to identify areas that require improvement. This feedback also motivates students to strive for excellence and push themselves to reach their full potential in the field of mathematics.
In conclusion, the International Olympiad of Mathematics is an essential event that not only tests the mathematical knowledge and competency of students but also provides them with an opportunity to develop critical thinking skills and apply their knowledge to real-world problems. The comprehensive report generated from the Olympiad examination provides students with valuable feedback that can help them identify areas for improvement and strive for excellence.
Structure of the Olympiad
Level 1
All the students of classes 1st to 12th are eligible to take part in Level 1.
Eligibility for Level 2
Top 1000 Olympiad rank holders between 4 and 1003 with minimum marks of 50% and above.
Class 1st Rank holders with minimum 75% marks and 100 participation in the respective subject from the school.
Eligibility for Level 3
International Olympiad 1st rank holders of Classes 6th to 12th from 2nd level will be eligible for level 3. Level 3 will be conducted in New Delhi, India.
Examination
The Olympiad is organized in the respective schools of the participants during the school hours. The structure of the Olympiad stands as the following:
There will be a different question paper for each class. All the questions are objective-type with no negative marking for wrong answers.
The medium of the test is English only.
The Olympiad is conducted annually on two dates in school premises. The school may opt from the two dates suggested for the Olympiad examination. Each date of the Olympiad exam has a separate set of question papers.
Registration of Students
The prospectus containing the Registration Forms of iOM are sent to all the schools registered with the SilverZone Foundation. However, it might not have updated information which has been incorporated and updated later in this website regarding changes in syllabus, prizes and levels etc.
The schools which are NOT registered with the Foundation may also request for prospectus by sending an e-mail at info@silverzone.org or by calling the Foundation on 011-69114100(30 Lines).
The schools must return the Registration Forms, properly filled in and complete in all respects, by the due date to the Foundation.
Principals/teachers may please note that any school can become a registered centre for the International Olympiad of Mathmatics (iOM). No fee is required for the same. Only for feasibility reason, a minimum of 20 students need to be registered for the iOM, from the school.
Any clarification regarding rules, format/pattern of the paper, etc., may be sought from the SILVERZONE FOUNDATION through phone-call 011-69114100(30 Lines) or email at info@silverzone.org.
About Test paper
The language medium is English only. The examination is being conducted for all classes from 1st to 12th with the following details.- For Classes 1-2: There will be 25 questions and the duration will be of 40 Minutes.
- For Classes 3-5: There will be 30 questions and the duration will be of 40 Minutes.
- For Classes 6-8: There will be 35 questions and the duration will be of 40 Minutes.
- For Classes 9-12: There will be 40 questions and the duration will be of 50 Minutes.
The details of the manner in which the test is to be conducted will be sent with the question papers. For classes, 1st onward OMR answer sheets will be provided.
The questions will be of objective type in nature with multiple choice answers. There is no negative marking.
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. The Syllabus may be reduced depending upon the prevalent Coronavirus pandemic conditions. The same will be updated here in due course of time.
Number Sense
Chapters
- Backward and Forward Counting
- Ones and Tens
Computation Operations
Chapters
- Addition
- Subtraction
- Comparison
Patterns
Chapters
- Patterns
Money, Time
Chapters
- Money
- Time
Length, Weight and Comparison
Chapters
- Measurement
Geometrical Shapes
Chapters
- Identification of Geometrical Figures
Reasoning and Aptitude
Chapters
- Mental Aptitude
Scholar’s Zone
- Scholar’s Zone
Numbers Sense
Chapters
- Ones, Tens and Hundreds
Computation Operations
Chapters
- Addition
- Subtraction
- Multiplication
- Division
- Comparison
Patterns
Chapters
- Patterns
Money, Time and Calendar
Chapters
- Money
- Time and Calendar
Length, Weight and Capacity
Chapters
- Measurement
Geometrical Shapes
Chapters
- Geometrical Figures
Reasoning and Aptitude
Chapters
- Mental Aptitude
Scholar’s Zone
- Scholar’s Zone
Numbers and Their Operations
Chapters
- Number Sense and Numeration
- Addition and Subtraction
- Multiplication and Division
Parts and Wholes
Chapters
- Fractions
Money, Time and Calendar
Chapters
- Time and Calendar
- Money
Length, Weight and Capacity
Chapters
- Measurement
Geometry
Chapters
- Geometrical Shapes
Pictograph
Chapters
- Data Handling
Reasoning and Aptitude
Chapters
- Reasoning and Aptitude
Scholar’s Zone
- Scholar’s Zone
Numbers and Their Operations
Chapters
- Number Sense and Numeration
- Addition and Subtraction
- Multiplication and Division
Parts and Wholes
Chapters
- Fractions and Decimals
Money and Unitary Method
Chapters
- Money
- Unitary Method
Geometry
Chapters
- Geometrical Shapes
Area and Its Boundary
Chapters
- Perimeter and Area
Graphical Representation of Data
Chapters
- Data Handling
Reasoning and Aptitude
Chapters
- Reasoning and Aptitude
Scholar’s Zone
- Scholar’s Zone
Numbers and Their Operations
Chapters
- Number Sense and Numeration
- Numbers in Operations
- Factors and Multiples
Parts and Whole
Chapters
- Fractions and Decimals
Percentage, Ratio and Proportion
Chapters
- Percentage
- Ratio and Proportion/ Time and Distance
eometry and Measurement
Chapters
- Measurement
- Geometry
Graphical Representation of Data
Chapters
- Data Handling
Reasoning and Aptitude
Chapters
- Reasoning and Aptitude
Scholar’s Zone
- Scholar’s Zone
Number Systems
Chapters
- Numbers and Their Operations
- Factors and Multiples
Parts and Wholes
Chapters
- Fractions and Decimals
Algebra, Ratio and Proportion
Chapters
- Algebra
- Ratio and Proportion
Geometry and Mensuration
Chapters
- Mensuration
- Geometry
Graphical Representation of Data
Chapters
- Data Handling
Reasoning and Aptitude
Chapters
- Reasoning and Aptitude
Scholar’s Zone
- Scholar’s Zone
Numbers and Their Operations
Chapters
- Integers
- Simplifying Arithmetic Expressions
- Fractions and Decimals
- Rational Numbers
- Exponents
Algebra
Chapters
- Algebraic Expressions
- Simple Equations
Ratio and its Applications
Chapters
- Ratio and Proportion
- Percentage
- Profit and Loss
- Simple Interest
Geometry and Mensuration
Chapters
- Lines and Angles
- Triangles
- Quadrilaterals
- Solid Shapes
- Perimeter
- Area of Closed Figures
Data Handling
Chapters
- Arithmetic Mean,Median,Mod
- Bar graphs
Reasoning and Aptitude
Chapters
- Reasoning and Aptitude
Scholar’s Zone
- Scholar’s Zone
Number Systems
Chapters
- Rational Numbers
- Exponents
- Square and Square Root
- Cube and Cube Root
Algebra and Geometry
Chapters
- Algebraic Expression and identities
- Factorization
- Linear Equation in one variable
- Convex and Concave polygon
- Understanding Quadrilateral
Comparing Quantities
Chapters
- Time and Work
- Percentage
- Discount and Taxes
- Compound Interest and its Application
Mensuration
Chapters
- Surface area and volume of Cube
- Cuboid and Cylinder
Data Handling
Chapters
- ntroduction to Graphs
- Line graphs
- pie chart
- Probability
Reasoning and Aptitude
Chapters
- Reasoning and Aptitude
Scholar’s Zone
- Scholar’s Zone
Number System
Chapters
- Irrational Numbers
- Real numbers and their Decimal expansions
- Operation on real Numbers
- Laws of Exponents for real numbers
Algebra
Chapters
- Polynomials in one variable
- Zeroes of a polynomial
- Factorization of Polynomials
Geometry and Co-ordinate geometry
Chapters
- Lines and angles
- Triangles
- Quadrilaterals
- Circles
- Linear equation in two variables
- Solution of Linear Equations
- Co-ordinate geometry
Statistics
Chapters
- Bar graphs
- Histogram
- Frequency Polygon
Mensuration
Chapters
- Surface area and volume of Right Circular Cones and Spheres
- Heron’s Formula
Reasoning and Aptitude
Chapters
- Reasoning and Aptitude
Scholar’s Zone
- Scholar’s Zone
Number System
Chapters
- Rational and Irrational Numbers
Algebra
Chapters
- Polynomials
- Quadratic equation
- Arithmetic Progression
Geometry & Co-ordinate geometry
Chapters
- Similar figures
- Similarity of Triangles
- Circles
- Tangent to a circle
- Pair of Linear equations in two variables
- Distance Formula
- Section Formula
Trigonometry
Chapters
- Trigonometry
- Height and Distance
Statistics and Probability
Chapters
- Mean, Mode and Median of grouped Data
- Probability of Events
Mensuration
Chapters
- Surface Area and Volume
Reasoning and Aptitude
Chapters
- Reasoning and Aptitude
Scholar’s Zone
- Scholar’s Zone
Sets & Functions
Chapters
- Sets
- Relations and Functions
- Trigonometric functions
Algebra
Chapters
- Complex number
- Sequence and series
- APermutation and combination
- Inequality
- Quadratic equation
- Binomial Theorem
Co-ordinate Geometry
Chapters
- Straight lines
- Conic Sections
Calculus
Chapters
- Limits and derivatives
Statistics & Probability
Chapters
- Measures of Dispersion
- Range
- Mean Deviation
- Variance and Standard Deviation
- Axiomatic Approach to Probability
Reasoning and Aptitude
Chapters
- Reasoning and Aptitude
Scholar’s Zone
- Scholar’s Zone
Relations and Functions
Chapters
- Types of Relations
- Types of Functions
- Inverse Trigonometric functions
Algebra
Chapters
- Matrices and Determinants
Vectors & 3D
Chapters
- Vector algebra and Three dimensional geometry
Calculus
Chapters
- continuity and differentiability
- Applications of Derivatives
- Integrals
- Application of Integrals
- Differential Equation
Linear programming
Chapters
- Linear Programming Problem
Probability
Chapters
- Independent Events
- Conditional Probability
- Multiplication Theorem on Probability
- Bayes' Theorem
Reasoning and Aptitude
Chapters
- Reasoning and Aptitude
Scholar’s Zone
- Scholar’s Zone
Raw Score Calculation
The raw score is computed by multiplying each correct answer by its corresponding base marks and summing the results. In mathematical terms: Raw Score = SUM (correct answer × subsequent base Marks).
Total Marks Calculation
Total Marks are determined by adding the raw score to the sum of the weightage of correct answers. Each question carries an additional weightage, starting from .0001 and increasing incrementally (.0002, .0003, and so forth). For instance, Question No. 1 has a weightage of .0001, Question No. 2 has .0002, and so on. This weightage is utilized to resolve ties when calculating Class/Zonal/Olympiads ranks.
Olympiad Rank
This encompasses all students from India and abroad belonging to the same class.
Class Rank
This encompasses all students from various sections/divisions of the same class within the same school.
Sample Papers
Sample Question Papers
The detailed Syllabus and Sample Test Paper are provided in this website, click the following links to download the Syllabus and Sample Test Paper class wise. For Books please contact, School Coordinator or book your order online now.
Prizes
The International Olympiad
rank Prize .
1st Olympiad rank
The 1st International Olympiad rank holder in each class will receive a Prize of Rs. 10,000/-.
2nd Olympiad rank
The 2nd International Olympiad rank holder in each class will receive a Prize of Rs. 7,500/-.
3rd Olympiad rank
The 3rd International Olympiad rank holder in each class will receive a Prize of Rs. 5000/-.
Other Prizes
Zonal & Categorization
Zone/State Categorization
Delhi NCR, Haryana, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, J&K, Ladakh, Chandigarh, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh
Maharashtra, Goa, Gujarat, Daman & Diu, Dadara & Nagar Haveli, Madhya Pradesh
West Bengal, Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha, Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Tripura, Sikkim, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Manipur, Chhattisgarh
Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala, Telangana, Puducherry, Lakshadweep, Andhra Pradesh, Andaman & Nicobar
All countries except India
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