The complete SOF NSO Class 8 syllabus — 10 science topics and 4 reasoning & Achievers topics. Packed with experiment diagrams, interactive games and HOTS exercises.
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50 questions · 60 marks · 1 hour · Logical Reasoning + Science + Achievers.
10 questions testing spatial, verbal and analytical logic.
35 questions across Physics, Chemistry, Biology & Environment.
5 multi-concept HOTS questions worth 3 marks each.
Ten science topics and four reasoning & HOTS topics.
Cell organelles, plant vs animal cells, microbes, fermentation and disease vectors.
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Agricultural practices, irrigation techniques, crop protection and soil replenishment.
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Physical/chemical properties of metals, reactivity series, displacement & polymers.
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Conditions for combustion, flame zones, calorific value and fuel efficiency.
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Net force, friction factors, fluid pressure, atmospheric pressure and applications.
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Production, propagation, frequency, amplitude, loudness, pitch and audible range.
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Electroplating, conduction in liquids, electrolysis and circuit analysis.
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Laws of reflection, multiple images, human eye structure and defect corrections.
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Lightning, electroscopes, earthquakes, seismic waves and celestial mechanics.
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Deforestation, biodiversity conservation, greenhouse effect and water treatment.
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Analogy, classification, series, coding-decoding and cause-effect reasoning.
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Figure series, embedded figures, mirror images, paper folding and spatial analysis.
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Experimental design analysis, graph interpretation, Venn diagrams and logical puzzles.
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Multi-concept Olympiad problems, experimental setup traps and 3-mark Achievers questions.
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Identify control vs variable factors in scientific experiments.
Physics and chemistry questions often combine 2+ laws.
Practice reading distance-time and temperature graphs accurately.
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