Silverzone Foundation International Olympiad result out at silverzone.org
Divyansh | January 16, 2024 | 03:21 PM IST | 2 mins read
Silverzone Foundation will declare the International Olympiad of Math result soon and other subjects by January end.
NEW DELHI: The Silverzone Foundation has released the result of International Olympiad of Science (iOS) and International Olympiad of English Language (iOEL) Level 1 on the official website, silverzone.org. The foundation will soon release the International Olympiad of Maths (iOM). The results for all other subjects will likely be declared by January end.
All students of Class 1 to 12 were eligible to appear for the Level 1 of the Silvezone Foundation olympiad. The foundation will now hold Level 2 of the olympiad. Candidates who have secured top 1000 rank between 4 and 1003 with minimum marks of 50% and above, will be eligible to participate for the olympiad’s Level 2. Students who have secured a rank in Class 1 with minimum 75% marks and 100% participation in the respective subject from the school will also be eligible for the Level 2.
International Olympiad rank 1 holders of Classes 6 to 12 from 2nd level will be eligible for level 3. Level 3 will be conducted in New Delhi, India.
The Olympiad is organized in the respective schools of the participants during the school hours. There will be a different question paper for each class. All the questions are objective-type with no negative marking for wrong answers.
Exam pattern
The Olympiad is organized in the respective schools of the participants during the school hours. There will be a different question paper for each class. All the questions are objective-type with no negative marking for wrong answers. The exam will be held for 100 marks which Class 1 to 2 students have to attempt in 40 minutes and Class 3 to 12 students in 50 minutes.
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Class 1 and 2 |
Classes 3 to 5 |
Classes 6 to 8 |
Classes 9 to 12 |
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No.of Questions |
25 |
30 |
35 |
40 |
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How to check result
Candidates can follow these steps to the check the result of Silverzone Foundation International Foundation:
- Visit the official website, silverzone.org
- On the homepage, click on the ‘view result’ option
- In the next tab, enter the exam and level
- Enter credentials such as enrollment no, access code and other details
- Enter captcha and click on search
- The result will be displayed on the screen. Download the result for future reference.
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