BIGCE National Competition Syllabus

🧒 Class 1 to 10 (CBSE Syllabus)

This syllabus follows standard CBSE topics, structured by grade level:

Science (Class 1–5): Food, Plants, Animals, Water, Air, Light, Weather, Our Body, Natural Resources
Science (Class 6–8): Basics of Physics (Motion, Light, Electricity), Chemistry (Matter, Changes), Biology (Life Processes, Environment)
Science (Class 9–10): Divided into Physics, Chemistry, Biology — including topics like Gravitation, Acids & Bases, Tissues, Heredity
Mathematics: Numbers, Algebra, Geometry, Mensuration, Statistics, Trigonometry (introduced in Class 10)
English Grammar: Parts of Speech, Tenses, Sentence Structure, Voice, Narration, Comprehension
Aptitude & IQ: Logical Reasoning, Series, Venn Diagrams, Coding-Decoding, Arithmetic Puzzles

Each quiz has multiple-choice questions (MCQs). No negative marking for classes 1–10.

Physics: Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Optics, Modern Physics, Electromagnetism
Chemistry: Organic, Inorganic, Physical Chemistry, Biomolecules
Biology: Genetics, Evolution, Human Physiology, Ecology, Plant Physiology
Mathematics: Calculus, Algebra, Probability, Coordinate Geometry, Trigonometry
Aptitude & IQ: Data Interpretation, Logical Puzzles, Arithmetic Logic, Analytical Thinking

⛔ 1/4th mark will be deducted for each incorrect answer (Negative marking applies).

This section enhances logical thinking, problem-solving, and analytical skills across age groups. Difficulty is scaled as per class level:

Logical Reasoning: Patterns, Series Completion, Analogies, Classification, Odd-One-Out
Numerical Ability: Number Series, Arithmetic Reasoning, Simplification, Basic Algebra
Verbal Reasoning: Coding-Decoding, Direction Sense, Blood Relations, Venn Diagrams
Data Interpretation (Class 6+): Charts, Graphs, Tables, Percentages, Ratios
Visual Reasoning: Picture Series, Mirror & Water Images, Figure Completion (especially for lower classes)
Puzzle Solving: Grid Puzzles, Sudoku Style Logic, Day-Date Calendars

Questions are age-appropriate. No negative marking. Higher-order thinking is emphasized in Classes 9–12.

Session 1–2: Introduction to French alphabets, greetings, and pronunciation
Session 3–5: Numbers, days of the week, colors, and basic phrases
Session 6–8: Talking about self, family, and professions
Session 9–12: Grammar basics – articles, gender, verbs (être, avoir)
Session 13–16: Everyday dialogues – school, home, travel
Session 17–20: Listening & speaking practice, mock conversations, culture insights

Final assessment includes a speaking and listening test with certificate.

This foundational Sanskrit course blends traditional grammar with practical speaking skills. Ideal for Class 5–12 students, teachers, and parents.

Session 1–2: Introduction to Devanagari script, pronunciation of vowels and consonants
Session 3–5: Common greetings, self-introduction, everyday expressions
Session 6–8: Basic grammar – noun genders, verb roots, sentence structure
Session 9–12: Use of tenses (present, past, future), singular/plural forms, personal pronouns
Session 13–16: Conversational Sanskrit – at school, home, market, and with friends
Session 17–18: Reading short shlokas and stories with meaning
Session 19–20: Recitation practice, final oral & written assessment

The course ends with a certification exam and basic spoken Sanskrit performance test.

Session 1–2: Arabic alphabets, pronunciation basics, common greetings
Session 3–5: Vocabulary for home, school, numbers, days
Session 6–8: Basic sentence formation, common verbs and adjectives
Session 9–12: Everyday expressions, family, shopping, weather
Session 13–16: Grammar introduction – noun-adjective agreement, plurals
Session 17–20: Dialogue practice, comprehension tasks, writing and listening drills

Final project: Write and speak a short introduction in Arabic.