Unicus Mathematics Olympiad Syllabus 2023
Unicus Mathematics Olympiad is organized by the Unicus Olympiad which aims at enhancing the questioning curiosity of students by conducting different olympiad Exams. Unicus Mathematics Olympiad is a competitive exam conducted on the school syllabus annually. The UMO Syllabus 2023 is based on Indian School Curriculum which includes all recognized boards.
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UMO Syllabus 2023 Highlights
Unicus Mathematics Olympiad exam is a conceptual exam based on the previous year's class concepts. Here is a glimpse of UMO 2023.
Unicus Mathematics Olympiad Highlights
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Classes 2-11
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Particulars
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Details
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Sections
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- Classic Section
- Scholar Section
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Question Type
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Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
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Exam Duration
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1 Hour
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Mode of Examination
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Written/ Online
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No. of Questions
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- Class 2: 35 Questions
- Class 3-5: 40 Questions
- Class 6-11: 50 Questions
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Marking Scheme
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- Classic Section: 1 Mark for each Correct Answer
- Scholar Section: 2 Marks for each Correct Answer
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The Unicus Mathematics Olympiad exam has two sections ie., Classic Section and Scholar Section. To attend the classic section students should have understood their concepts clearly whereas for the scholar section students should learn to apply their conceptual understanding. The scholar section contains higher-order thinking questions where the syllabus is the same as the classic section given below.
Note: There is no negative marking for wrong answers. The questions from Scholar Section (Higher Order Thinking) are based on the previous class syllabus.
Unicus Mathematics Olympiad Syllabus
Class wise syllabus for the mathematics olympiad is listed below. The concepts based on numerical, basic arithmetics, geometrical skills, measurements, and data handling are the major focus of the Unicus Mathematics Olympiad.
Unicus Mathematics Olympiad Syllabus
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Units |
| Class 2 |
- Number name and number sense (2 digit numbers)
- Numerals
- Addition
- Subtraction
- Length
- Weight
- Money
- Time geometrical skill
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| Class 3 |
- Number name and number sense (3 digit numbers)
- Numerals
- Addition
- Subtraction
- Measurement of length (conversions)
- Weight
- Money
- Time and temperature
- Calendar
- Point, line, and plane figures
- Problems based on figures
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| Class 4 |
- Numerals, number name, and number sense (4 digits)
- Computation operations
- Fractions
- Length, weight
- Capacity, quantity
- Money
- Time and temperature
- Calendar
- Geometry
- Geometrical shapes
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| Class 5 |
- Numerals, number name and number sense (5 digits), place value
- Roman numerals
- Computation operations
- Addition and subtraction
- Multiplication and division
- Factors and multiples
- Fractions measurements
- Length, mass, capacity, volume measurements
- Temperatur measurements time
- Measurements - money
- Geometry
- Square, rectangle, circle, closed and open figures
- The perimeter of various shapes
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| Class 6 |
- Numerals, number name and number sense (5 digits), place value
- Number sense, roman numerals
- Computation operations
- Fractions
- Measurements - length, mass, capacity, volume, temperature
- Measurements - money
- Time, the relationship between seconds, minutes, and hours
- Temperature
- Geometry - perimeter, and area of rectangle, square
- Symmetry and data handling
- Decimals.
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| Class 7 |
- Knowing your numbers, whole numbers, integers, playing with numbers
- Computation operations
- Addition and subtraction
- Multiplication and division
- Measurements - length, mass, capacity, volume, temperature
- Time, the relationship between seconds, minutes, and hours
- Temperature
- Fractions and decimals
- Basic geometrical ideas
- Algebra
- Ratio and proportion
- Understanding elementary shapes
- Mensuration
- Symmetry and practical geometry
- Data handling
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| Class 8 |
- Number system, integers, rational numbers
- Fractions and decimals
- Exponents and powers
- Comparing quantities
- Simple equations
- Algebraic expressions
- Concept of percentage, profit, and loss, simple interest
- Lines and angles
- The triangle and its properties & congruence of triangles
- Mensuration
- Geometry and solid shapes
- Symmetry and practical geometry
- Data handling
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| Class 9 |
- Number system, integers, rational numbers
- Fractions and decimals
- Exponents and powers
- Squares and square roots, cube and cube roots
- Direct and inverse proportions
- Linear equations in one variable
- Factorization
- Algebraic expressions and identities
- Concept of percentage and profit and loss, simple interest
- Lines and angles
- The triangle and its properties & congruence of triangles
- Visualizing solid shapes, understanding quadrilaterals, and practical geometry
- Mensuration; symmetry and data handling
- Introduction to graphs
- Everyday mathematics
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| Class 10 |
- Direct and inverse proportions
- Squares and square roots, cube and cube roots
- Linear equations in two variables
- Factorization
- Algebraic expressions and identities
- Introduction to Euclid's geometry
- Lines and angles
- Triangles, circles, quadrilaterals & areas of parallelogram and triangles
- Visualizing solid shapes
- Coordinate geometry
- Surface areas and volumes
- Statistics and probability
- Introduction to graphs
- Everyday mathematics
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| Class 11 |
- Number system and real numbers
- Polynomials
- Pair of linear equations in two variables
- Quadratic equations
- Arithmetic progressions
- Introduction to Euclid's geometry
- Lines and angles
- Triangles, circles, quadrilaterals & areas of parallelogram, and triangles
- Triangles, circles, and constructions
- Areas related to circles & surface areas and volume
- Coordinate geometry
- Statistics and probability
- Introduction to trigonometry and its applications
- Everyday mathematics
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