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    The National Mathematics Talent Contest (NMTC) is an annual national-level competition in India organized by the Association of Mathematics Teachers of India since 1968. It aims to identify and encourage talented mathematics students. The contest is divided into primary, sub-junior, and junior levels targeting grades 5-6, 7-8, and 9-10 respectively. The preliminary exam will be held on October 15th and the final exam on January 7th, with both being in English. The preliminary exam is objective-type while the final is subjective-type. Top scoring students from the preliminary will qualify for the final round.

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    The National Mathematics Talent Contest (NMTC) is an annual national-level competition in India organized by the Association of Mathematics Teachers of India since 1968. It aims to identify and encourage talented mathematics students. The contest is divided into primary, sub-junior, and junior levels targeting grades 5-6, 7-8, and 9-10 respectively. The preliminary exam will be held on October 15th and the final exam on January 7th, with both being in English. The preliminary exam is objective-type while the final is subjective-type. Top scoring students from the preliminary will qualify for the final round.

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    The National Mathematics Talent Contest (NMTC) is an annual national-level competition in India organized by the Association of Mathematics Teachers of India since 1968. It aims to identify and encourage talented mathematics students. The contest is divided into primary, sub-junior, and junior levels targeting grades 5-6, 7-8, and 9-10 respectively. The preliminary exam will be held on October 15th and the final exam on January 7th, with both being in English. The preliminary exam is objective-type while the final is subjective-type. Top scoring students from the preliminary will qualify for the final round.

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    The National Mathematics Talent Contest (NMTC) is an annual national-level competition in India organized by the Association of Mathematics Teachers of India since 1968. It aims to identify and encourage talented mathematics students. The contest is divided into primary, sub-junior, and junior levels targeting grades 5-6, 7-8, and 9-10 respectively. The preliminary exam will be held on October 15th and the final exam on January 7th, with both being in English. The preliminary exam is objective-type while the final is subjective-type. Top scoring students from the preliminary will qualify for the final round.

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    National Mathematics Talent Contest (NMTC)

    What is NMTC?
    National Mathematics Talent Contest (NMTC) is a national-level
    programme in India. NMTC aims to discover and encourage students who
    have the capacity for original and creative thinking and the readiness to
    attack unfamiliar and non-routine problems. NMTC is conducted by The
    Association of Mathematics Teachers in India (AMTI) since 1968.

    Targeted Grades for NMTC

    Primary Level Classes 5 and 6

    Sub-Junior Level Classes 7 and 8

    Junior Level Classes 9 and 10

    NMTC Exam Date


    Stage 1: 15th October, 2022 Stage 2: 7th January, 2023

    Medium of Exam : The medium will be ENGLISH only


    NMTC Exam Syllabus
    The recommended syllabus for Primary, Sub-Junior and Junior levels are:

    Primary Level (Classes 5 and 6)


    Topics Subtopics
    Fractions, Percentage, Profit and Loss, Tests of Divisibility,
    LCM and HCF, Ratio and Proportion, Number System,
    Arithmetic Sequences, Square and Square Roots, Cube and Cube
    Roots

    Mensuration Triangles, Quadrilaterals, Circles

    Algebra as Literal Arithmetic, Addition, Subtraction,


    Algebra Multiplication and Division of Simple Arithmetic Expressions

    Lines and Angles, Angle Properties of Triangles,


    Geometry Quadrilateral and Polygons

    Sub-Junior (Classes 7 and 8)


    Topics Subtopics
    Square and Square Roots, Cube and Cube Roots,
    Allegation and Mixture, Average, Time and Work, Speed
    Arithmetic Time and Distance, Races, Games of Skills, Travelling
    Around a Circle, Percentage, Ratio and Proportion,
    Commercial Mathematics, Sequence and Series

    Mensuration 3D: Cubes, Cuboids, Sphere, Cone, Cylinder, Pyramids

    Algebraic Equations of Degree 1 and Degree 2, Algebraic


    Algebra Identities, Factorization of Algebraic Expressions, Law of
    Indices, Basics of Surds, Polynomials
    Triangles, Triangle Inequalities, Parallelograms,
    Geometry Trapezoids, Pythagoras Theorem, Circles

    Number Number System, Cyclicity and Divisibility Test, Sum of


    Theory Digits and Product of Digits, Combinatorics
    Junior (Classes 9 and 10)
    Topics Subtopics

    Quadratic and Higher Degree Algebraic Equations,


    Remainder Theorem, Logarithms, Sequence and Series,
    Algebra Scale and Notations, Mathematical Induction, Basic
    Inequalities

    Number Modular Arithmetic, Greatest Integer Functions, Least


    Theory Integer Functions

    Circle Theorems, Chords, Arcs, Angle in Segment, Cyclic


    Quadrilaterals, Tangents, Alternate Segment Theorem,
    Geometry Intersecting Chord Theorem, Apollonius Theorem,
    Stewart Theorems

    Fundamental Principle of Counting, Basic of Permutation


    Combinatorics and Combinations, Principle of Inclusion and Exclusion,
    Pigeon Hole Principle

    Mode of Examination

    Duration
    The exam duration will be 2 hours for the preliminary (Stage 1) exam.
    The exam duration will be 3 hours for the FINAL (Stage 2) exam.

    Type
    The preliminary (Stage 1) exam conducted will be of objective type for
    Primary, Sub-Junior, and Junior levels.
    The Final (Stage 2) exam will be of subjective type.

    The top 10% of the students from each institution taking the
    Stage 1 exam will proceed to qualify for the Stage 2 examination
    in January.

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