Indian Talent Olympiad Syllabus

Most of the Olympiad syllabus is taken from the current school curriculum. However, some additional questions are included to test thinking ability and logical reasoning. These questions help students improve their problem-solving skills. Around 70 to 80% of the Olympiad paper is from the school syllabus, while the rest checks conceptual understanding. Practicing regularly makes it easier to cover both types of questions.

The ITO syllabus is published on the Indian Talent Olympiad's website at indiantalent.org. Students can select their classes & subjects to download them. Additionally, they should also obtain and study the ITO workbooks.

No, the syllabus depends on the subject. For example, the English Olympiad focuses on grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension and Essay Olympiad test essay writing ability. The Science Olympiad covers physics, biology, and chemistry basics according to the class level. Similarly, the Maths Olympiad includes arithmetic, geometry, and logical reasoning. Each subject has a detailed syllabus that matches school textbooks.

Yes, the Olympiad syllabus covers topics common to major education boards like CBSE, ICSE, and state boards. The questions are designed in a way that students from any board can understand and solve them. The aim is to test basic concepts, reasoning, and application of knowledge. The level of questions matches what students are already studying. So, extra coaching is usually not needed.

The Indian Talent Olympiad syllabus is based on the school curriculum. It follows the topics from CBSE, ICSE, and various state boards. Questions in each paper are prepared from the chapters that students study in school. This helps students to prepare for  ITO along with their school studies.