The Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF), which hosts IEO every year, strives to assist students in assessing their English language skills. The SOF is a non-profit educational organisation that supports kids’ intellectual growth via contests and Olympiads. The International English Olympiad is a competition that evaluates English comprehension and usage. Students can participate in this exam, with no distinctions based on race, language, or nationality.
To do well in any of the Olympiads, you’ll need a solid IEO syllabus. However, the English Olympiad is not very difficult, and with adequate preparation and study resources, you may easily score highly. All you need is a strong grasp of the English language and a complete understanding of the IEO Syllabus to achieve a high score. Here, we discuss the IEO Class 12 Syllabus in detail.
Class 12 IEO Syllabus 2021-22
- Total number of questions – 50
- Time – 1 hour
Levels of IEO Exam
For English Olympiad 2021, students should refer to their relevant CBSE/ICSE/State Board syllabus. The IEO Syllabus Class 11 and 12 is as per your prescribed syllabus.
The SOF International English Olympiad is conducted at two levels:
Level 1
The first level of the test is organised in the respective schools of the participants during school hours.
(i) Level 1 is a test of 60 minutes duration comprising 35 objective-type (multiple-choice) questions for class 1 to class 4 and 50 objective-type (multiple-choice) questions for class 5 to class 12.
(ii) The question paper consists of four sections:
Section 1: Word & Structure Knowledge
Section 2: Reading
Section 3: Spoken & Written Expression
Section 4: Achievers Section
(iii) There are separate question papers for each date of the exam.
(iv) The medium of the test is English.
(v) CBSE, ICSE/ISC and State Board syllabi are followed for setting the test papers.
(vi) The exam is conducted during school hours.
Level 2
Level 2 is conducted for students of class 3 to class 12. The qualifiers to the second round would include the following:
- At International Level: Top 5% of candidates, class-wise, who appear in the 1st level exam internationally.
- At Zone/State Level: Top 25 rank holders from each zone and each class.
- At School Level: Class topper, where at least 10 students from a class appear in the exam, and score at least 50% qualifying marks.