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Level 1 pattern — 50 questions, 60 marks, 60 minutes.
| Section | Questions | Marks each | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🧩1 · Logical Reasoning Patterns, coding, mirror images, directions |
15 | 1 | 15 |
| 🔢2 · Mathematical Reasoning Numbers, fractions, geometry, measurement |
20 | 1 | 20 |
| 🛒3 · Everyday Mathematics The same maths, inside real-life word problems |
10 | 1 | 10 |
| 🧠4 · Achievers Section Higher order thinking — worth 3 marks each! |
5 | 3 | 15 |
| Total | 50 | — | 60 |
💡 Notice that the last 5 questions carry 3 marks each — that is a quarter of the paper. Never leave the Achievers Section for the final two minutes.
All 14 chapters are ready to play — dive in!
Section 1 · Logical Reasoning
Number and shape patterns, "is to" analogies and odd-one-out.
6 activities · Start →
Alphabet positions, the EJOTY trick, shift codes and symbol codes.
6 activities · Start →
What a shape looks like in a mirror, and counting hidden shapes.
6 activities · Start →
Turning left and right, working out distances, and position in a line.
6 activities · Start →
Calendar questions, and counting how many ways something can be done.
5 activities · Start →
Section 2 · Mathematical Reasoning
Place value up to lakhs, number names, comparing and rounding.
6 activities · Start →
BODMAS order of operations, factors, multiples, HCF and LCM.
5 activities · Start →
Equivalent fractions, comparing, adding, and decimal conversions.
5 activities · Start →
Length, weight, capacity, time and money conversions.
5 activities · Start →
Flat shapes and solids, their faces and edges, and measuring angles.
5 activities · Start →
Perimeter of any shape, area of a rectangle and square, and symmetry.
5 activities · Start →
Reading pictographs, bar graphs and tables.
4 activities · Start →
Sections 3 & 4 · Applying it all
Olympiad questions are twisted on purpose. If you only memorised a method, a small twist will break it. Always ask "why does this work?"
One page per topic: the rule, one solved example, one mistake you made. Read it the night before the exam instead of a fat book.
50 questions in 60 minutes is a little over a minute each. Take the mock tests here with a timer beside you.
Write the gaps under a number series. Write the alphabet before a coding question. Mental maths alone causes silly mistakes.
Olympiad and reasoning practice is built into our Future-Ready Thinkers program (Class 4–10) — small offline batches at Chail Chowk, Mandi.
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