National Talent Olympiad Exam [English Medium]
The National Talent Olympiad Exam is administered nationwide in India by the WELRED Foundation, which allows students from any board and university, ranging in grade from fifth to twelve, as well as degree and diploma candidates.
The multiple-choice question format of the National Talent Search Exam encourages students to practice and pay close attention to the questions they answer. The questions and the marking system are made in a way that allows students to improve their subject knowledge, critical thinking, and decision-making skills.
The National Talent Search Exam helps identify each student’s areas of strength and weakness and is a crucial tool for identifying and developing talented students.
The WELRED Foundation has undertaken the significant responsibility of using the Scholarship Exam to find young talent. This self-assessment tool indicates your level of readiness to take on new tasks in the field of education as well as many other areas. to take the National Talent Search Exam and learn about oneself.
Eligibility
| Standard | Board/University | Medium of Exam |
|---|---|---|
| Class I | All State Board / ICSE / CBSE | English |
| Class II | All State Board / ICSE / CBSE | English |
| Class III | All State Board / ICSE / CBSE | English |
| Class IV | All State Board / ICSE / CBSE | English |
| Class V | All State Board / ICSE / CBSE | English |
| Class VI | All State Board / ICSE / CBSE | English |
| Class VII | All State Board / ICSE / CBSE | English |
| Class VIII | All State Board / ICSE / CBSE | English |
| Class IX | All State Board / ICSE / CBSE | English |
| Class X | All State Board / ICSE / CBSE | English |
National Talent Olympiad Exam [English Medium]
sample questions
NATURE OF EXAMINATION
Examination Pattern-
- The entire paper will be based on Objective Type.
- Syllabus according to All State Board / ICSE / CBSE
- 4 alternatives will provide each question.
- Total Questions – 50 / Total Marks – 100
- Exam Duration – 1 Hour (Total – 60 Minutes).
- No Negative Marking.
Exam Fee – 200/-
- Mathematics Olympiad [Date of Exam – 15.06.2025 (Time – 12 P.M.- 1 P.M.)]
Mode of Exam-
Only Online, Attempt Exam From Home Using a Laptop Or Desktop PC Or the Nearest Cyber Cafe Or Any Computer Center or Mobile.
- The top 5 students from each group will win a cash prize on merit as a scholarship.
- The next 50 students from each group will get a premium trophy, medal, laminated certificate and winning letter through Currier.
- Next 100 students from each group will get an E-certificate and winning letter.
- The top 5 institutions will get a premium trophy, and laminated certificate as “National Level Best Institution”.
- Best Head Master/Principle Award.
- Best Institution Award.
Syllabus
Class I
Chapter 1: Shapes and Spaces
Chapter 2: Numbers from One to Nine
Chapter 3: Addition
Chapter 4: Subtraction
Chapter 5: Numbers from Ten to Twenty
Chapter 6: Time
Chapter 7: Measurement
Chapter 8: Numbers from Twenty-one to Fifty
Chapter 9: Data Handling
Chapter 10: Patterns
Chapter 11: Numbers
Chapter 12: Money
Chapter 13: How Many
Class II
Chapter 1: What is Long, What is Round?
Chapter 2: Counting in Groups
Chapter 3: How Much Can You Carry?
Chapter 4: Counting in Tens
Chapter 5: Patterns
Chapter 6: Footprints
Chapter 7: Jugs and Mugs
Chapter 8: Tens and Ones
Chapter 9: My Funday
Chapter 10: Add Our Points
Chapter 11: Lines and Lines
Chapter 12: Give and Take
Chapter 13: The Longest Step
Chapter 14: Birds Come, Birds Go
Chapter 15: How Many Ponytails
Class III
Chapter 1: Where to Look From
Chapter 2: Fun With Numbers
Chapter 3: Give and Take
Chapter 4: Long and Short
Chapter 5: Shapes and Designs
Chapter 6: Fun With Give and Take
Chapter 7: Time Goes On
Chapter 8: Who is Heavier?
Chapter 9: How Many Times?
Chapter 10: Play With Patterns
Chapter 11: Jugs and Mugs
Chapter 12: Can We Share?
Chapter 13: Smart Charts
Chapter 14: Rupees and Paise
Class IV
Chapter 1: Building with Bricks
Chapter 2: Long and Short
Chapter 3: A Trip to Bhopal
Chapter 4: Tick-Tick-Tick
Chapter 5: The Way The World Looks
Chapter 6: The Junk Seller
Chapter 7: Jugs and Mugs
Chapter 8: Carts and Wheels
Chapter 9: Halves and Quarters
Chapter 10: Play with Patterns
Chapter 11: Tables and Shares
Chapter 12: How Heavy? How Light?
Chapter 13: Fields and Fences
Chapter 14: Smart Charts
Class V
Chapter 1: The Fish Tale
Chapter 2: Shapes and Angles
Chapter 3: How Many Squares?
Chapter 4: Parts and Wholes
Chapter 5: Does it Look the Same?
Chapter 6: Be My Multiple,I’ll be Your Factor
Chapter 7: Can You See the Pattern?
Chapter 8: Mapping Your Way
Chapter 9: Boxes and Sketches
Chapter 10: Tenths and Hundredths
Chapter 11: Area and its Boundary
Chapter 12: Smart Charts
Chapter 13: Ways to Multiply and Divide
Chapter 14: How Big? How Heavy?
Class VI
Chapter 1: Knowing Our Numbers
Chapter 2: Whole Numbers
Chapter 3: Playing With Numbers
Chapter 4: Basic Geometrical Ideas
Chapter 5: Understanding Elementary Shapes
Chapter 6: Integers
Chapter 7: Fractions
Chapter 8: Decimals
Chapter 9: Data Handling
Chapter 10: Mensuration
Chapter 11: Algebra
Chapter 12: Ratio and Proportion
Class VII
Chapter 1: Integers
Chapter 2: Fractions and Decimals
Chapter 3: Data Handling
Chapter 4: Simple Equations
Chapter 5: Lines and Angles
Chapter 6: The Triangle and its Properties
Chapter 7: Comparing Quantities
Chapter 8: Rational Numbers
Chapter 9: Perimeter and Area
Chapter 10: Algebraic Expressions
Chapter 11: Exponents and Powers
Chapter 12: Symmetry
Chapter 13: Visualising Solid Shapes
Class VIII
Chapter 1: Rational Numbers
Chapter 2: Linear Equations in One Variable
Chapter 3: Understanding Quadrilaterals
Chapter 4: Data Handling
Chapter 5: Squares and Square Roots
Chapter 6: Cubes and Cube Roots
Chapter 7: Comparing Quantities
Chapter 8: Algebraic Expressions and Identities
Chapter 9: Mensuration
Chapter 10: Exponents and Powers
Chapter 11: Direct and Inverse Proportions
Chapter 12: Factorisation
Chapter 13: Introduction to Graphs
Class IX
Chapter 1: Number System
Chapter 2: Algebra
Chapter 3: Coordinate Geometry
Chapter 4: Geometry
Chapter 5: Mensuration
Chapter 6: Statistics
Class X
Chapter 1: Number Systems
Chapter 2: Algebra
Chapter 3: Coordinate Geometry
Chapter 4: Geometry
Chapter 5: Trigonometry
Chapter 6: Mensuration
Chapter 7: Statistics and Probability