One of the most popular exams in schools is the Indian Olympiad Qualifier for Junior Science (IOQJS) or NSEJS( National Standard Examination in Junior Science). It also helps you develop problem-solving skills early in your academics, which will improve your JEE and NEET scores. The Indian Olympiad Qualifier in Junior Science (IOQJS) exam aims to inspire students to evaluate their science skills by participating in a worldwide competition.
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To better comprehend these ideas, students must be familiar with the essential topics of Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics presented in the CBSE syllabus in lower grades. Since IOQJS is a secondary school test, students should begin their preparation by studying the NCERT texts for science and maths. In this article, we will discuss the IOQJS Syllabus in detail.
Syllabus for Maths
A thorough understanding of the Math concepts listed below, which are covered in the NCERT curriculum until the tenth grade, is also necessary.
- Number systems
- Linear equations
- Surface areas and volumes
- Polynomials
- Triangles
- Quadratic equations
- Circles
- Statistics
- Trigonometry
IOQJS Syllabus for Science
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Units
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Topics
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Matter- Nature & Behaviour
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- Matter Definition
- Volume, density, shape, and other characteristics of solids, liquids, & gases.
- Absorption of heat & change of state
- Sublimation, Freezing, Melting, Evaporation, Condensation
- Elements, Mixtures & Compounds
- Homogenous & Heterogeneous mixtures
- Separation of the components of a mixture
- Solutions, & concentration of solutions
- Colloids & suspensions
- Atoms & molecules
- Atomic & molecular masses
- Law of constant proportions
- Relationship of mole to mass of particles
- Mole concept
- Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons
- Valency
- Isotopes
- Chemical formula and symbols of common compounds
- Isobars
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Chemical Substances
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- Types of chemical reactions
- Balanced chemical equations
- Definition and general properties of acids, bases, and salts
- Concept and importance of pH scale
- Preparation & Uses of:
- Bleaching powder
- Plaster of Paris
- Sodium hydroxide
- Washing and baking soda
- Metals & Non-metals
- Formation & properties of ionic compounds
- Reactivity series
- Corrosion and prevention of corrosion
- Properties of ionic compounds
- Metallurgical processes
- Nature & nomenclature of Carbon compounds with functional groups
- Homologous series
- Saturated & unsaturated carbon compounds
- Covalent bonding of carbon compounds, & their chemical properties
- Soaps & detergents
- Ethanol
- Ethanoic Acid
- Modern periodic table
- Atomic number
- Metallic & non-metallic properties
- Valency
- Early examples of periodic tables
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Organization in the living world
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- Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Cells
- Structure & functions of cells
- Cell organelles
- Structure & functions of plant tissues and animal tissues
- Biological Diversity
- Health & Diseases
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Life Processes
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- Control & coordination in plants and animals
- Heredity & Evolution
- Reproduction in animals and plants
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Force, Motion & Work
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- Force definition and types
- Newton’s laws
- Distance and displacement
- Velocity, acceleration, related graphs
- Uniform circular motion
- Gravitation
- Floatation
- Sound
- Work, Energy, & Power
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Effects of Electric Current
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- Electric current
- Potential difference
- Ohm’s law
- Resistance
- Series and parallel combination of resistors
- Heating effect of electric current
- Relation between P, R, I, and V.
- Magnetic effects of electric current
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Light
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- Reflection
- Refraction
- Refractive index
- Magnification
- Functioning of the lens in a human eye
- Dispersion and scattering of light through a prism
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Our Environment
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- Physical Resources
- Biogeochemical cycles in nature
- Natural Resources
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Food Production
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- Use of fertilizers
- Organic farming
- Plant & animal breeding
- Selection for quality improvement & management
- Protection of crops from pests and diseases
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Exam Pattern
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IOQJS Exam Pattern
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Details
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Duration
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3 hours
- Paper 1: 1 hour
- Paper 2: 2 hours
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Exam Mode
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Pen-and-paper based
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Types of Questions
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- Paper 1: Multiple-choice Questions
- Paper 2: Subjective Questions
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Will there be negative marking?
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Yes. -1 for every incorrect response
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Frequently Asked Questions on IOQJS Syllabus
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How to register for IOQJS
Students can register for IOQJS via the IAPT’s official website. They must first register on the website and then complete the application form. In most cases, the IOQJS application window opens in November and continues open through December. The official website of IAPT has all the latest information about IOQJS registration and application.
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What are the most important maths topics for IOQJS?
Number systems, surface areas and volumes, circles, triangles, linear equations, trigonometry, quadratic equations, statistics, and polynomials are all key maths topics for IOQJS.
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Is the IOQJS held entirely online?
No, the IOQJS is carried out in an offline manner. It’s a traditional paper-and-pencil test. At the time of enrolling, students can select their preferred medium of examination. The exam will be offered in both English and Hindi.
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What subjects do the IOQJS syllabus cover?
The IOQJS curriculum includes topics in physics, chemistry, mathematics, and biology. To prepare for IOQJS, students should be well-versed in the science and maths concepts studied up to Class 10.
