How to prepare for Science Olympiad?

How to prepare for Science Olympiad?

For the best way besides the academic preparation, one needs to be curious to enhance the knowledge on daily basis. Explore Science Museums, watch Educational documentaries and participate in Science fairs to see and learn.
First of all you need to know all about the exam, curriculum, pattern, toughness level, marking scheme, eligibility etc.

National Science Olympiad is a school level annual competitive exam organised by Science Olympic Foundation. It aims to judge the skills, knowledge, reasoning power of a student beyond the normal school studies.

NSO, like any other exam, requires a systematic approach and consistent self study from day one. Here are a few guidelines for you to plan your preparation for NSO:

● Professional Guidance – Develop your thinking ability and confidence under the guidance of professionals who are familiar with the Olympiad exam pattern.

● Higher level Study Material – The syllabus of NSO is based on the syllabus prescribed by CBSE/ICSE/State Boards. It is important to follow School books/NCERT first, followed by some specific material for NSO of a good publisher.

● Follow the exam pattern and requirements – Plan your preparation according to the exam pattern and subjects weightage.

● Time Management – Start your preparation from the beginning of the academic year. Study regularly, keep making notes and do continuous practice of questions.

● PYQ – Solving the sample papers will give you a idea about the exam pattern, level of questions asked and the marking schemes. It will develop your time management, as well as speed and accuracy skills.

●Mock Tests – The skills required to attempt the real exam with ease and confidence can be developed by attempting a relevant and exam oriented Test Series. It will also help in evaluating your progress and direction.

● Keep progressing – There may be ups and downs during your preparation journey, but keep yourself motivated and stay away from diversions. Talk to your parents and mentors for any academic or psychological issue.