| Class VI - Foundations | |
| Overview | A strong foundation is key to success. The Aakash Foundation course builds core concepts through in-depth learning, supporting school academics, Olympiad preparation, and early competitive exam readiness |
| Course Names | 1 Year Integrated Classroom Course for Class VI |
| Program | INTEGRATED (School + basic Olympiad) |
| Students we serve | Class 5th Studying - Moving to 6th, 6th studying |
| Exams we cater | School exam & Basic Olympiads |
| Program Highlights | 1. Maths Olympiads [IMO, iOM & UIMO] |
| IMO – International Mathematics Olympiad (SOF) | |
| Organizing Body: Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF) | Exam Months: November–December (Level 1), February (Level 2) Levels: 2 Levels (Level 2 for top performers of Level 1) Question Type: Objective (MCQs), Logical reasoning + Achievers section (Higher Order Thinking) Participation: 10+ lakh students annually Rewards & Recognition: International & Zonal Ranks Cash awards, medals, certificates Scholarships & recognition at school/global level |
| iOM – International Olympiad of Mathematics (SilverZone) | |
| Organizing Body: SilverZone Foundation | Exam Months: November–January Levels: Single Level Question Type: MCQs (Conceptual + Analytical) Participation: 5–7 lakh students Rewards: Olympiad rank certificates Medals, scholarships, gift vouchers |
| UIMO – Unified International Mathematics Olympiad | |
| Organizing Body: Unified Council | Exam Months: December–January Levels: Single Level Question Type: Objective + Application-based questions Participation: 3–5 lakh students Rewards: National ranks Scholarships, certificates, medals |
| 2. Science Olympiads [NSO, iOS & NSTSE ] | |
| NSO – National Science Olympiad (SOF) | |
| Organizing Body: Science Olympiad Foundation | Exam Months: October–December (Level 1), February (Level 2) Levels: 2 Levels Question Type: MCQs (Physics, Chemistry, Biology + Reasoning) Participation: 8–10 lakh students Rewards: International/Zonal ranks Cash prizes, medals, certificates |
| iOS – International Olympiad of Science (SilverZone) | |
| Organizing Body: SilverZone Foundation | Exam Months: November–January Levels: Single Level Question Type: MCQs (Concept-based + Analytical) Participation: 4–6 lakh students Rewards: Certificates, medals Scholarships & gifts |
| NSTSE – National Level Science Talent Search Exam | |
| Organizing Body: Unified Council | Exam Months: December–January Levels: Single Level Question Type: MCQs (Application-oriented, critical thinking) Participation: 4–5 lakh students Rewards: National & state ranks Scholarships, medals, certificates |
| Comprehensive Study Material | |
| Level 1 - (For School/Board & Basic Olympiads) | Objective: Build a strong academic foundation aligned with the school curriculum. |
| Key Features: | Covers complete NCERT & school syllabus Focus on concept clarity and fundamentals Simplified explanations with examples & illustrations Practice questions ranging from basic to moderate level Includes Basic Olympiad-level questions to introduce competitive thinking Regular chapter-wise exercises and revision modules |
| Benefit: | Students develop a strong base, perform well in school exams, and gain initial exposure to Olympiad patterns. |
| Learning Tools – | |
| 1. Flash Cards - Carefully designed short notes to help in easy revision & memorization | Flash Cards are carefully curated, topic-wise short notes designed to simplify key concepts into easily digestible points. They highlight important formulas, definitions, diagrams, and key takeaways, making them ideal for last-minute revision. Their concise format helps students quickly recall information, improving memory retention and boosting confidence before tests and exams. |
| FAB | Feature: Concise, topic-wise short notes covering key formulas, definitions, and concepts. Advantage: Enables quick revision and easy recall of important information. Benefit: Students can revise efficiently before exams, improving memory retention and confidence. |
| 2. Activities & Experiments Practical & engaging activities to teach theoretical concepts in a fun way | This component includes hands-on activities and practical experiments that bring theoretical concepts to life. By engaging in these activities, students develop a deeper conceptual understanding and are able to connect classroom learning with real-world applications. This approach promotes interactive learning, curiosity, and better retention compared to traditional rote methods. |
| FAB | Feature: Hands-on activities and practical experiments aligned with theoretical concepts. Advantage: Enhances conceptual clarity through experiential learning. Benefit: Students develop deeper understanding and long-term retention, making learning enjoyable. |
| 3. Junior Classroom Assessment Practice Sheets (JCAPS) - Additional questions on topics going on in class to keep students up-to-date in their learning for school exams | JCAPS provides additional practice questions aligned with the topics currently being taught in class. These sheets ensure that students remain consistent with their preparation and are well-prepared for school assessments. The questions are structured to reinforce concept clarity, accuracy, and exam readiness, helping students perform better in their regular school tests. |
| FAB | Feature: Additional practice sheets based on ongoing classroom topics. Advantage: Ensures continuous practice and alignment with school curriculum. Benefit: Students stay exam-ready for school assessments and consistently perform well. |
| 4. Question Bank of Basic Olympiads- Question Bank comprising application based questions in MCQ format for Preparation of basic level Olympiads | This question bank consists of application-based multiple-choice questions (MCQs) designed for basic level Olympiad preparation. It helps students build a strong conceptual foundation and introduces them to competitive exam formats at an early stage. Regular practice enhances their ability to apply concepts beyond textbook learning. |
| FAB | Feature: Application-based MCQs designed for foundational Olympiad preparation. Advantage: Introduces students to competitive exam formats early. Benefit: Students develop analytical skills and confidence for Olympiad exams. |
| 5. Quiz - Lecture-wise quizzes to help revise & retain concepts better | Lecture-wise quizzes are conducted to ensure continuous assessment and reinforcement of concepts. These quizzes help in quick revision, identify learning gaps, and provide immediate feedback. They play a crucial role in improving retention, accuracy, and confidence, while also keeping students actively engaged throughout the course. |
| FAB | Feature: Lecture-wise quizzes for continuous assessment. Advantage: Helps in regular revision and identification of learning gaps. Benefit: Students achieve better retention, consistency, and improved academic performance. |
| Tests and Assignments – | |
| 1. Part Syllabus Tests - Chapter/Unit based - For Science & Maths on partial syllabus | Objective: To evaluate students’ understanding of specific chapters or units immediately after completion. |
| Key Features: | Subjective tests focused on Science & Mathematics Covers partial syllabus (chapter-wise / unit-wise) Conducted regularly to ensure continuous assessment Duration: ~1 hour Total Tests: ~8 |
| Outcome: | Helps identify conceptual gaps early Strengthens topic-wise clarity Builds a strong foundation before moving to advanced levels |
| 2. Term Tests, Complete Syllabus Tests - For Science, Maths, English & Social Science on Half-yearly & Complete syllabus | Objective: To evaluate students’ performance on half-yearly and full syllabus coverage, ensuring exam readiness. |
| Key Features: | Covers Science, Maths, English & Social Science Conducted on half-yearly & complete syllabus Designed similar to school exam pattern Helps in structured revision Duration: ~2–3 hours Frequency: As per academic cycle |
| Outcome: | Builds exam temperament Improves time management & accuracy Prepares students for school & board exams effectively |
| 3. Subjective Home Assignments (Eng, S.Sc.) - For English & Social Science on partial syllabus | Objective: To enhance writing skills, presentation, and conceptual understanding in theory subjects. |
| Key Features: | Focus on English & Social Science Includes long/short answer questions Based on partial syllabus Encourages self-practice at home |
| Outcome: | Improves answer writing & structuring Develops concept clarity in theory subjects Prepares students for subjective exams |
| 4. Objective Tests (for School) - Topical or chapter-wise tests comprising Science & Maths | Objective: To strengthen conceptual clarity and speed through objective-type questions. |
| Key Features: | Covers Science & Maths Chapter-wise / topical tests MCQ-based pattern Focus on accuracy & speed Duration: ~45–60 minutes |
| Outcome: | Improves problem-solving speed Enhances accuracy in objective exams Prepares for competitive-style questions early |
| 5. Unit Tests (Eng, S.Sc., MAT) - Topical or chapter-wise tests comprising Eng, S.Sc. & MAT | Objective: To assess understanding of specific topics/units across theory and aptitude subjects. |
| Key Features: | Covers English, Social Science & MAT Chapter-wise / unit-based tests Balanced mix of conceptual + application questions |
| Outcome: | Strengthens topic-wise understanding Builds analytical & reasoning skills (MAT) Ensures consistent academic progress |
| 6. Basic Maths & Science Olympiads (NSO, IMO, iOS, iOM, STSE, UIMO) - To provide early exposure to exact pattern of basic level Olympiads | Objective: To provide early exposure to Olympiad-level thinking at a foundational stage. |
| Key Features: | Focus on basic-level Olympiad pattern Encourages logical & analytical thinking Conducted at school / national level |
| Outcome: | Builds strong conceptual base Enhances problem-solving ability Prepares students for higher-level competitions |
| Total teaching Hours | Class VII - 200+ |
| Comprehensive Study Material | Objective: To provide students with a complete, concept-driven learning resource that combines book-based learning with digital support for deeper understanding. |
| Key Features: | Concept Visualization focus on real-life applications & experiments Helps students understand “why” behind concepts, not just “how” Structured Modules 2 Modules each for Science & Mathematics 1 Module each for English, Social Science & Mental Ability |
| Outcome: | Builds strong conceptual foundation Prepares students for both school exams + Olympiad exams Encourages self-learning anytime, anywhere Bridges the gap between theory and real-world application |