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International Olympiad of Mathematics (iOM)

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The International Olympiad of Mathematics, a test of competence and proficiency in Mathematics, is held annually at the national and international levels based on syllabus prescribed by CBSE/ICSE and the State Boards. Apart from syllabus, a part of test paper is based on mental ability and reasoning.

A student between class 1st to 12th can participate in iOM’11 through his/her school only. 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 30 questions and the duration will be of 60 Minutes.
• For Classes 3-12 : For Classes 3-12: There will be 40 questions and the duration will be of 40 to 60 Minutes.*

*Time Division
Participants from Class 3rd to 12th will be required to complete the test between a minimum of 40 minutes and a maximum of 60 minutes. Answer sheets cannot be submitted before the completion of 40 minutes. Participants should try to submit the answer sheet, with maximum correct answers, at the earliest after the end of 40 minutes to get the benefit of the third tie-breaker** rule. The invigilator is expected to write the correct time in the appropriate space provided in the answer sheet. As time is the third, not the first/second tie-breaker rule, students are requested to focus on achieving maximum correct answers in an optimum time.

**Tie-breaker
Each question may not carry the same mark. In case of tie-up, preference will be given to the student who has attempted a greater number of questions correctly. The second preference will be given to following respect: First Mathematics related question and then mental ability and reasoning. The third preference will be given to the student, who has submitted the answer sheet earlier than the others. Should the tie-up still exist, a telephonic interview will be conducted with the participant.

iiO Exam Date
The International Informatics Olympiad '12 will be held in. 20th Nov & 20th Dec at participating schools.

iOM Syllabus
Class 1	Class 2	Class 3	Class 4	Class 5
Class 6	Class 7	Class 8	Class 9	Class 10

Class 1

• No of questions: 30
• Time allowed : 60 minutes

Syllabus

• Skip Counting, Back and Forth Counting, Ones, Tens and Hundreds, Addition, Subtraction, Comparison Time and Calendar, Money, Identification of Geometrical Figures, Number Series, Measurement Knowing Patterns, Applied Mathematics

Class 2

• No of questions: 30
• Time allowed : 60 minutes

Syllabus

• Ones, Tens, Hundreds And Thousands, Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Comparison, Time and Calendar, Money, Geometrical Figures, Measurement, Number Series, Knowing Patterns, Applied Mathematics

Class 3

• No of questions: 40
• Time allowed : 60 minutes

Syllabus

• Number System, Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Fractions, Decimals, Time and Calendar, Money, Measurement, Pictograph, Lines, Angles and Triangles, Comparisons, Number Series, Knowing Patterns, Area and Perimeter of Geometrical Figures, Applied Mathematics

Class 4

• No of questions: 40
• Time allowed : 60 minutes

Syllabus

• Number System, Operation on Numbers, Roman Numerals, Factors and Multiples, Fraction, Decimals, Money, Unitary Method, Geometrical Concepts, Area and Perimeter of Geometrical Figures, Graphical Representation of Data, Number Series, Applied Mathematics.

Class 5

• No of questions: 40
• Time allowed : 60 minutes

Syllabus

• Number System, Operation on Numbers, Roman Numerals, Factors and Multiples, HCF and LCM, Fraction, Decimals, Percentage, Geometrical Concepts, Area and Perimeter of Geometrical Figures, Graphical Representation of Data, Number Series, Applied Mathematics, Mathematical Reasoning, Probability.

Class 6

• No of questions: 40
• Time allowed : 60 minutes

Syllabus

• Number System and its Operation, Fractions and Decimals, LCM and HCF, Ratio, Proportion and Unitary Method, Algebraic Expression, Linear Equation, Percentage, Profit, Loss and Discount, Simple Interest and Compound Interest, Line, Angles and Triangles, Perimeter, Area and Volume of Geometrical Figures, Symmetry, Statistics, Applied Mathematics, Mathematical Reasoning, Probability.

Class 7

• No of questions: 40
• Time allowed : 60 minutes

Syllabus

• Number System and Its Operation, Simplification, Fractions and Decimals, Rational Numbers, Exponents, Algebraic Expression, Linear Equation, Percentage, Profit and Loss, Simple and Compound Interest Probability, Data Handling, Mensuration, Line, Angles and Triangles, Number Series Ratio and Proportion, Applied Mathematics, Mathematical Reasoning.

Class 8

• No of questions: 40
• Time allowed : 60 minutes

Syllabus

• Rational Number, Powers, Square and Square Root, Cube and Cube Root, Algebraic Expression, Factorization, Linear Equation, Variation, Time and Work, Percentage, Profit and Loss, Compound Interest and Simple Interest, Mensuration, Statistics, Probability, Mathematical Reasoning and Logical Ability Applied Mathematics, Mathematical Reasoning.

Class 9

• No of questions: 40
• Time allowed : 60 minutes

Syllabus

• Real Numbers, Polynomials, Linear Equation in Two Variables, Line, Angles and Triangles, Quadrilaterals Mensuration, Statistics, Probability, Mathematical Reasoning and Logical Ability, Coordinate Geometry Circles, Applied Mathematics

Class 10

• No of questions: 40
• Time allowed : 60 minutes

Syllabus

• Number System, Polynomials, Linear Equation, Quadratic Equation, Coordinate Geometry, Binomial Theorem, Statistics, Trigonometry, Circles, Triangles, Probability, Sequence and Series, Mensuration, Mathematical Reasoning and Logical Ability, Applied Mathematics