CBSE MATHEMATICS OLYMPIAD EXAMINATION |
It is conducted by CBSE Board. Any student studying in class XII, XI, X or IX can participate in the competition. A school can sponsor upto 5 students for the competition.
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Mathematical Olympiads are the competitions conducted by different organizations to identify, encourage, promote and nurture the talent in Mathematics at State, Regional, National and International levels.
After having been accorded the status of an independent group by National Board of Higher Mathematics (NBHM) in 1997, Central Board of Secondary Education, Delhi has been conducting CBSE Group Mathematical Olympiad for students studying in its affiliated schools. The said competition is conducted on first Sunday of December every year at different centres located in different parts of the country. Top 30 students from CBSE group are then allowed to participate in Indian National Mathematical Olympiad (INMO) conducted by National Board of Higher Mathematics (NBHM). Selection at National level leads to participation at the international Mathematical Olympiad. | ||||||||||||
The role of Mathematics cannot be denied in the age of rapid technological advancements and innovations. The broad objectives of conducting mathematical Olympiad include:
Identifying talent in Mathematics Providing opportunities to young and talented students to solve challenging problems in Mathematics. Promoting excellence in Mathematics Encouraging talented students to pursue carriers in the fields related to Mathematics. | ||||||||||||
a)Any student studying in class XII, XI, X or IX can participate in the competition. However, there will be a common question paper for every participant.
b)A school can sponsor upto 5 students for the competition. c)The five students should be selected strictly on the basis of a screening test conducted by the school itself. | ||||||||||||
Every sponsored candidate shall remit a sum of Rs.35/- as entry fee for the examination. (This amount may slightly vary) The fee of the candidates should be forwarded by the Principal of sponsoring school to the state coordinator in the form of demand draft in favour of the Principal of the venue school. The list of state coordinators appears at the end of this folder.
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Please check with your Principal. It normally falls during the first week or secnd week of November.
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a) The Head of Institution will forward the names of sponsored students to the state coordinator nominated by the Board.
b) The information about the sponsored candidates including name, father’s name, date of birth, school address, class, residential address, total marks obtained in the class one lower than in which he/she studying, should be sent to the state coordinator along with the fee before the last date. c) The sponsored candidates should be bonafide students of the institution. d) The admit card to be issued by the sponsoring school should have complete information about the students. e) The admit card should also carry the signature of the student and his/her latest photograph duly attested by the Principal.
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The Group Mathematical Olympiad will be held at one or two venues in each state .
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There is no specific syllabus for the examination. Areas of school Mathematics such as algebra, geometry, basic number theory, trigonometry, arithmetic, combinatorics etc. are to be prepared for the test. The question paper will consist of 6-7 questions of non-routine nature.
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CBSE will select 30 candidates strictly in order of merit. They will be eligible to appear in the Indian National Mathematical Olympiad conducted by NBHM. If you are selected there, you will get scholarshop.
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The National Board for Higher Mathematics (NBHM) was set up by the Government of India under the Department of Atomic Energy (DAE), in the year 1983, to foster the development of higher mathematics in the country.
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