International Maths Olympiad Class 6 - 2011 Previous Year Question Paper

• The first section covers both verbal and nonverbal reasoning.

• Section 2: Understanding Basic Geometrical Ideas, Understanding Elementary Shapes, Integers, Fractions, Decimals, Data Handling, Mensuration, Algebra, Ratio and Proportion, Symmetry, Practical Geometry

• Section 3: This section's syllabus will be based on the Mathematical Reasoning syllabus.

• Higher Order Thinking Questions (Section 4) - Syllabus follows Section 2.

• Level-I Olympiad test questions will be 60% from the current class syllabus and 40% from the previous class syllabus, for example, a Class-7 IMO exam will have 60% from the current class syllabus and 40% from the previous class syllabus.

• The level-II Olympiad exams will solely include questions from the current class syllabus.

• Only current class syllabus questions will be asked in the Achievers’ Section.

SOF IMO Pattern

The Best Tips to Study for IMO for Class 6 

1. Nearly 70 per cent of the syllabus from the prior session is covered in the first level exam. You should practice using the  IMO Previous Year Question Paper. Examine the syllabus to determine and locate the resources you will need to learn about the various IMO subjects. Our IMO Olympiad sample papers can help you improve your skills. 

2. Prepare your study materials ahead of time. Do not waste time looking for study resources at the last minute. 

3. The IMO level questions are conceptual, in the sense that they do not need direct knowledge of concepts, but a grasp of how concepts are used. You also need to know how to apply the concepts, which you can do by going through the "Achievers Section," which has questions based on the advanced-level application of principles. You should be familiar with the concept and pattern, and you should practice Mathematical Olympiad sample problems based on the precise pattern of the level 1 IMO question papers from the previous year. 

4. Start studying today: The majority of students who want to climb IMO level 1 have already begun studying for the exam. 

5. You should rehearse with actual time pressure and the same sequence of questions to overcome any panic situation. The genuine IMO question paper is quite extensive, and it takes a lot of practice to finish it in the allotted time. Solving arithmetic problems on the internet is of no use to anyone. To complete the questions in a certain amount of time, you must practice using a hard copy. 

6. Make a schedule and stick to it. Practice with a variety of questions. Work on the areas where you are lacking. If you do not want to overwork yourself, start planning time. 

7. Patience: In any field, including IMO, success does not happen overnight. It necessitates a great deal of effort and perseverance. Do not give up if you do not see success right away. Continue to put in the effort. The outcomes would soon improve.  

The IMO Previous Year Question Papers have the following advantages:

• The primary question paper is understood by the students.

• The Previous Year Question Paper gives you a taste of what to expect on the real exam.

• It provides a general sense of the types of questions that will be asked in each area.

• Students get a sense of what to expect from the question paper as well as the level of difficulty.

IMO Class 6 Previous Year Question papers are accessible in the form of PDFs on Vedantu, which students can download to help them prepare for the exam holistically.

The International Mathematics Olympiad, or IMO, is a major mathematics Olympiad held by the Science Olympiad Foundation for students to lay a mathematical foundation for future classes. By posing high-order thinking problems to students, IMO helps them improve their problem-solving ability and analytical thinking. They will be better prepared for future competitive tests as a result of this.

By providing a peek of the exam through Class 6 IMO Sample Papers, SOF Olympiad Trainer promises to deliver every necessary study resource that helps the student ace the IMO exam. These sample papers expose students to a wide range of questions at various levels of difficulty, allowing them to become more comfortable with the subject and concepts.