BHARAT MATHEMATICS /SCIENCE OLYMPIAD MOCK TEST

 Mock Test For Class - 3 

This mock test includes 30 questions of 60 marks. Each question is of 2 marks except few questions of 3 or 4 marks. This mock test is based on the real test that includes one question on Vedic Sutra and 1 question on Indian Knowledge System and 1 mathematician.

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Mock Test For Class - 4 

This mock test includes 31 questions of 62 marks. Each question is of 2 marks except one question of 4 marks. This mock test is based on the real test that includes one question on Vedic Sutra and 1 question on Indian Knowledge System and 1 mathematician.

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Mock Test For Class - 5 

This mock test includes 30 questions of 60 marks. Each question is of 2 marks except one question of 4 marks. This mock test is based on the real test that includes one question on Vedic Sutra and 1 question on Indian Knowledge System.

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Mock Test For Class - 6 

This mock test includes 30 questions of 60 marks. Each question is of 2 marks except one question of 4 marks. This mock test is based on the real test that includes one question on Vedic Sutra and 1 question on Indian Knowledge System.

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Mock Test For Class - 8

This mock test includes 40 questions of 80 marks. Some questions have more than one correct options. This mock test is based on the real test that includes few question on Vedic Sutras and some historical facts and  Indian Knowledge System.

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Mock Test For Class - 9

This mock test includes 30 questions of 60 marks. Each question is of 2 marks except some question of 4 marks. This mock test is based on the real test that includes one question on  Indian Knowledge System.

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Mock Test For Class - 10

This mock test includes 30 questions of 45 marks. This mock test is based on the real test that includes one question on  Indian Knowledge System.

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Mock Test For Class - 11

This mock test includes 25 questions of 50 marks. Some questions have more than one correct option. This mock test is based on the real test that includes question on  Indian Knowledge System. 

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                                               Mock Test for Science

Mock Test For Class - 3

This mock test includes 30 Questions. Keep practicing 

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Mock Test For Class - 4

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Mock Test For Class - 5

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Mock Test For Class - 6

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Mock Test For Class - 8

Mock Test For Class - 9

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INTERESTING MATHEMATICAL GAMES

 There are several games that can be played with students. Let's explore some of them.

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Dr Rajesh Kr Thakur

WORLD PI DAY (14th March 2026) QUIZ

 Dear All

On the occasion of  World Pi Day being celebrated on 14th March (3/14 in American Date style) every year since 1988 when it was first celebrated by Larry Shaw, an employee of a science museum in San Francisco, the Exploratorium.

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Pi Day was particularly momentous in 2015, when the numerical date corresponded with π up to five digits: 3.1415. 

Here is one very interesting quiz dedicated to Pi. Let's know the mysterious number pi. 

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 The story of pi is more than 4000 years old but the race to find its value is still continued.

Interesting Facts:-

1.  

                                             (Courtesy:- From the Tweet of @Cliff Pickover)

2. 14th March 1879 is the birthday of Albert Einstein whereas Stephan Hawking died on 14th March 2018. It is interestingly the birthday of WacLlaw Sierpinski who is known for Sierpinski triangle and square.

Sierpinski Triangle and Sierpinski Square 

                                                      A brief Introduction of Pi

Value of Pi = 22/7 is probably taken because Archimedes (born in 287 BC) calculated the ratio of circumference to diameter coming out to be lying between 223/71 and 22/7.

Aryabhata (born in 476AD) was the first Indian mathematician who calculated the value of pi correct up to 4 decimal places. His value of pi was 3.1416. 

The Mahabharta decodes the value of pi as 3.

योजनानां सहस्राणि विष्कम्भो द्वादशास्य वै ॥ 6-12-40
परिणाहेन षट्त्रिंशद्विपुलत्वेन चानघ ।
षष्टिमाहुः शतान्यस्य बुधाः पौराणिकास्तथा ॥ 6-12-41
चन्द्रमास्तु सहस्राणि राजन्नेकादश स्मृतः ।
विष्कम्भेण कुरुश्रेष्ठ त्रयस्त्रिंशत्तु मण्डलम् ॥ 6-12-42
एकोनषष्टिविष्कम्भं शीतरश्मेर्महात्मनः ॥ 6-12-43
सूर्यस्त्वष्टौ सहस्राणि द्वे चान्ये कुरुनन्दन।
विष्कम्भेण ततो राजन्मण्डलं त्रिंशता समम् ॥ 6-12-44
अष्टपञ्चाशतं राजन्विपुलत्वेन चानघ।
श्रूयते परमोदारः पतगोऽसौ विभावसुः ॥ 6-12-45
एतत्प्रमाणमर्कस्य निर्दिष्टमिह भारत ।

The Moon is handed down by memory to be eleven thousand yojanas in diameter. Its peripheral circle happens to be thirty three thousand yojanas when calculated.

The Sun is eight thousand yojanas and another two thousand yojanas in diameter. From that its peripheral circle comes to be equal to thirty thousand yojanas.

The Bible says -

Also he made a molten sea of ten cubits from brim to brim round in compass and five cubits the height thereof; and a line of thirty cubits and compass it round about.  --- Old Testament

William L Schoff says -

Probably no symbol in mathematics has evolved much mystery, romanticism, misconception and human interest as the number of pi.

      

          Buffon

Buffon calculated the value of pi using needle. Ancient Hebrews who built Solomon's temple used pi = 3 while Shatapatha Brahmin calculated the value of pi equals to 3.085.

In 1901, Italian mathematician Mario Lazzarini Performed the Buffon Needle experiment tossing a needle 3408 times, he obtained the approximation of pi which was a very accurate value. 

Archimedes in 3rd century inscribed and circumscribed regular polygons up to 96 sides and showed the upper limit is 22/7 and lower limit is 223/71.

           Pi  Day = March 14 (3/14)

Aryabhata calculated the value of pi correct  up to 4 decimal places and can be termed as the first mathematician to do so.

Add 4 to 100, multiply it by 8 and then add 62000. The result is approximately the circumference of a circle of diameter 20000.

Madhava, the founder of Kerala School of Mathematics also calculated the value of pi before James Gregory using the infinite series.

व्यासे वारिधिनिहते रूपहृते व्याससागराभिहते।

त्रिशरादिविषमसंख्यामत्तमृणं स्वं पृथक् क्रमात् कुर्यात्  |

यत्संख्ययात्र हरणे कृते निवृत्ता हृतिस्तु जामितया।

                                          तस्या उर्धगताया समसंख्या तद्दालं गुणोऽन्ते स्यात्  ||

Ramanujan made several attempt and calculated the value of pi through numerous formula.

You can also calculate the value of pi using his formula.

Yale Bablonian Tablet known as YBC 7302 also approximates pi as 3.125 . . .

Interesting Facts About Pi:- 

At position 763 which is also known as Feynman Point, there are six nines in a row. 

Johann Lambert proved Pi is irrational in 1768.

On 30th anniversary of Pi, Google had made a beautful doodle on Pi that shows the relation between circrumference and diameter.

I hope you have read the information shared here. It is the time to play quiz to explore your knowledge about pi. 

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A certificate is attached with the quiz provided you score 75% marks so try your luck and win certificate.

Dr. Rajesh K Thakur

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NATIONAL MATHEMATICS DAY QUIZ

Srinivasa Ramanujan (22 Dec 1887- 26 April 1920) , FRS was an Indian mathematician whose mammoth work in mathematics has created history. On 22nd December, every year we celebrate the NATIONAL MATHEMATICS DAY to commemorate his birthday.

The young generation should make him an ideal, who fought against all odd but never let his first love mathematics go from his mind. Despite having no food to eat both time regularly, not enough money to buy good books, he defeated every odds with his strong determination and became one of the favourite student of Prof G H Hardy.

My books on Srinivasa Ramanujan

He struggled to pass his FA twice, left his home, did odd job of tuition and finally got a job of clerk at Madras Port Trust before moving to England in 1914. 

During his stay at England, he was of poor health but that didn't hinder his progress. He together with Hardy wrote 50 research paper and got an FRS degree.

His notebook containing 3400 theorems were proved by Bruce Berndt.

Ramanujan's birthday is celebrated as National Maths Day in India since 2011. 

J B S Haldane once said -- If Ramanujan's work had been recognized in India as early as it was in England, he might not have emigrated and might have been alive today.

Here is a 250 marks quiz that shows you many picture related to Ramanujan and will help you to know Ramanujan in a better way.

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Yours 

Dr Rajesh Kumar Thakur

Asst Prof

DIET Daryaganj

19th National Maths Convention 2025 at Science City Ahmedabad

                  19th National Maths Convention 2025

All India Ramanujan Maths Club in association with Science City, Ahmedabad is going to organize the 19th National Maths Convention 2025 at Science City (Ahmedabad) on 20-22 December 2025.  

                           Science City, Ahmedabad

Last Date of Registration = 20 th November 2025

Highlights of Program

a) Interaction with Scientist from Science city, ISRO, PRL 

b) Competition for students and teachers

c) Mega show on 22nd December, National Mathematics Day

d) Certificate of Participation and memento for all.

e) Awards for Teachers

f) No registration fee

g) Free boarding and lodging to all

Program Guidelines

A school can register in maximum 3 events. 

a)Each event (Quiz/Puzzle/ Model/ Poem and Essay) can be participated by two students. Maximum 8 students and 1 teacher from one school can register. 

b)For Relay Competetion, a group of 3 students are required.

c) For Mathematical Rangoli/ Math Doodle/ On the spot 3D model making - Only one student in each group from a school can participate.

The organizer will provide all the support at the venue (Boarding/Lodging on sharing basis). Participants have to bear the cost of their own ticketing.

Details of events are as follows:- 

    1. Quiz Competition

Syllabus :-  General Mathematics

                          History of Mathematics

                         Know your Mathematicians

                          Identify Mathematical Shape/ Curve/ Film / Book

Question on the mathematician that you can check on the blog page itself. In the past we have conducted several quiz on Aryabhata and Ramanujan so get an idea of what type of question will be asked in quiz section.

Level 1 :- Written test through Google Form will be conducted in the first phase. 12 students with maximum correct answer will be selected for Final round.

1st level Exam will be held on 20th December. Only registered students can participate in the exam.

CLICK THE LINK BELOW FOR QUIZ ROUND 1

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Level 2 : PPT Round with selected students

                 2. Mathematical Model Topics (Junior/Senior)

3 D model making - Topic and instruction will be given at the venue. Students have to bring 3-4 A-4 sheet, pencil, scissor, tape, glue with them.

Besides that, students can bring their own working/non working Mathematical models with them to be showcased their. The top 3 models will win prizes. 

             3.   Mathematical Poem Topic (Junior/Senior)

                Role of Mathematic

                 Zero

                Number game

                Ramanujan

             Mathematics in daily life

               Why I love Maths

               Poem on any mathematical Laws                                                                 (Commutative/Distributive/ Inverse/ Matrix/Determinants/Area/Volume---)

             Mathematical puzzle in form of Poem

                                      Word Limit for Poem :- 100 - 200 word          Time:- 20 minutes

                    4. Mathematical Essay Topic (Junior/ Senior)

 a ) Relevance of Ramanujan in today’s world

b)  If I were Aryabhata/ Brahmagupta

c) Mathematics in Kitchen

 d) Importance of Numbers

 e)India the country of Numbers  

 f)Contribution of Indian Mathematicians in Freedom Struggle

g) Use of ICT in Mathematic

h)Math Phobia : How to address it

i) Journey of Pi in 100 years

j) Career in Maths

k) Had the shape of Ice-cream cone be Spherical?

l) Field Medalist of India

m) Storytelling In Mathematics

n) Why NEP is advocating Indian Knowledge System

o) Mathematics in NEP

p) How to develop a research culture in Mathematics

                                                      Word Limit :- 200- 500              Time : 30 minutes

5.Mathematics Relay Race

M Mathematics Relay Race is a group activity where a team consisting of 3 members will play the game. 

A set of 9 questions will be given (3 to each) to be solved in 9 - 15 minutes as decided by the management. Suppose the three boys are P, Q and  R 

a) P will solve his first question and give the solution to Q 

b) Q will solve his question and share the solution of both P and Q to R 

c) R will solve his question, that will require the input value of P and Q

Look at the diagram below to understand the game. Here 1 , 2 and 3 are three students sitting back to back. 

Duration :- 10 -15 minutes

          6.Mathematics Puzzle Competition

A puzzle competition on Pentominoes will be held on the spot. A student will be asked to make 6 x 10 / 5 x 12 / 4 x 15 / 3 x 20 size pentominoes in a time span of 10 minutes.

Events for teachers:-

a) Paper Presentation on any innovative teaching method

b) Why and How in Mathematics where a teacher has to prove some mathematical concept on the spot.

c) Extempore where a teacher will have to present his/her views on any selected topic from a given list of topic drawn from a pot.

TO REGISTER YOUR SCHOOL PLEASE FILL THE ATTACHED GOOGLE FORM

REGISTER YOUR STUDETS HERE

Award for Teachers

Please check the link below to know more about it.

Award for Teachers

For any query you can drop mail to 

rkthakur1974@gmail.com

You can reach to us via whatsapp /call on the following number

Dr Rajesh Thakur - 9868060804

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RAMANUJAN QUIZ DAY 4

Hello to All

Hope you are enjoying the quiz. Today is the 4th day of the quiz and it will end on 22nd  December. In the next coming days, you will learn a lot about Ramanujan. 

The life of Ramanujan is full of inspiration. One should never give up whatever problem comes in the way. 

Keep Playing the quiz and explore your knowledge about Ramanujan.

 5 things you should know about Ramanujan

1. Ramanujan used to worship Goddess Namgiri. He went to Namakkal to take permission from Goddess Namgiri before leaving for England

2. Ramanujan wrote 3 Note book containing around 3400 theorems. His notebook has been written with green INK. 

3. Ramanujan got FRS and Fellow of Trinity College in the same year. G H Hardy, J E Littlewood signed the selection letter of Ramanujan

4. Ramanujan Passed his primary school with flying colours securing first position in his district.

5.  Ramanujan went to England through sea route and boarded S S Navesa Ship

Now it is the time to play the quiz. If you haven't attempted the earlier quiz click the link below.

                               TO PLAY QUIZ OF DAY 1 -3 CLICK HERE

For the quiz of the fourth day, click the link and answer the question but don't forget to note down the important points related to Ramanujan.

                  CLICK HERE FOR QUIZ DAY - 4

Ramanujan Quiz Day - 3

 Day 3 of Ramanujan Remembrance Day Quiz is here. Before you attempt, know some interesting facts about Srinivas Ramanujan

6 things you must know on the third day of the quiz about Ramanujan

1. Ramanujan got K Ranganath Rao Prize for mathematics when he graduated from Town High School in 1904

2. After failing twice in FA exam, Ramanujan ran away from his house. His mother got a news of his missing published in The Hindu newspaper.

3. In 1904, Ramanujan calculated Euler's constant up to 15 decimal places with the help of series 1/n.

4. Here is a family chart of Ramanujan and his wife Janki

Family Chart of Janki

Family chart of Ramanujan

(Source:- https://www.imsc.res.in/~rao/ramanujan/newnow/familytree.htm)

5.  Ramanujan was born at Erode in this house which was discovered by a Japanese mathematician Prof Susumu Sakurai in 2013.

6. Ramanujan travelled to England by a ship named SS Navesa

If you want to play the quiz of day 1 and day 2 click the link below.

                                DAY 1 AND DAY 2 QUIZ LINK

DO READ THE 6 IMPORTANT POINTS ABOUT RAMANUJAN BEFORE ATTEMPTING THE 3RD DAY OF QUIZ.

                   TO PLAY THE QUIZ OF 3RD DAY CLICK HERE

DONOT FORGET TO WRITE YOUR OPINION/ SUGGESTION ABOUT THE QUIZ.

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