Question Paper Format & Exam Structure

Duration and Medium

  • 01 Duration The exam has 60 multiple-choice questions, and you have 80 minutes to complete it.
  • 02 Language Students can take the exam in Hindi or English.

Number of Questions in Each Subject

 

Science Stream (PCM) - Class 11 & 12

  • Physics

    20 questions

  • Chemistry

    20 questions

  • Mathematics

    20 questions

  • Total

    60 questions

Science Stream (PCB) - Class 11 & 12

  • Physics

    20 questions

  • Chemistry

    20 questions

  • Biology

    20 questions

  • Total

    60 questions

Class 11 & 12 Science NDA

  • Physics

    12 questions

  • English

    12 questions

  • General Knowledge

    12 questions

  • General Science

    12 questions

  • Mathematics

    12 questions

  • Total

    60 questions

Class 9 & 10

  • Mathematics

    12 questions

  • Science

    12 questions

  • Social Studies

    12 questions

  • English Grammar

    12 questions

  • Mental Ability

    12 questions

  • Total

    60 questions

Class 5 - 8

  • Mathematics

    12 questions

  • Science

    12 questions

  • Social Studies

    12 questions

  • English Grammar

    12 questions

  • Mental Ability

    12 questions

  • Total

    60 questions

Scoring

  • Correct Answers

    You get 4 marks for every correct answer. So, try to answer carefully and confidently.

  • Wrong Answers

    No marks will be deducted for incorrect answers. However, avoid excessive guessing to maintain a safe score

  • Unanswered Questions

    No marks will be lost for questions you don t attempt. If you are not sure about an answer, it s better to skip it than lose marks.

  • Total Marks

    The exam has 100 questions, so plan your time wisely to attempt as many as you can.

  • Strategy Tip

    Focus on accuracy first, then speed. Attempt questions you know well before moving to the tougher ones.

Syllabus for Exam

Questions are based on the first 40% of the NCERT syllabus for each class and subject. You can check the complete syllabus on our website. No question will be out of the syllabus.

Question s Difficulty Level

  • Phase 1 of the Navjeevan Olympiad is of moderate difficulty and suitable for board and competitive exams. It is a good opportunity to test your understanding of the basic concepts.
  • Phase 2 is more challenging, with questions ranging from moderate to difficult. It is designed to assess your problem-solving skills, analytical thinking, and deeper understanding of the subjects.

Terms and Conditions

The exam organizers have the right to modify the syllabus, question format, marks, grading, prizes, or scholarships whenever needed during the exam process.

Result Preparation and Ranking

  • Class-wise Ranking Students will be ranked from highest to lowest marks in their class.
  • Tie-breaking Rules If two or more students have the same total marks, their ranks will be decided based on scores in the following subjects: Class 11-12 Science (PCM): Physics first, then Chemistry, then Mathematics Class 11-12 Science (PCB): Physics first, then Chemistry, then Biology Class 10: Science first, then Mathematics, then Social Studies, then English Grammar Class 5 to 9: Science first, then Mathematics, then Social Studies, then English Grammar This ranking system ensures that students are fairly evaluated based on their performance in key subjects. Students, prepare well, do your best, and make the most of your chance to excel in the Navjeevan Olympiad.
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