FIRST TRIAL
ALLEN SCHOLARSHIP ADMISSION TEST (ASAT) - CLASS VIII TO IX SYLLABUS & PATTERN
I. SYLLABUS
A. PHYSICS
Chemical effect of Electric Current
Study of how electric current affects chemical reactions.
Light
Examination of properties and behaviors of light, such as reflection, refraction, and dispersion.
Friction
Understanding the force that opposes motion and its applications in real-world scenarios.
Force and Pressure
Concepts of force and how it creates pressure in different contexts.
Sound
Characteristics of sound, its propagation, and effects on the environment.
Some Natural Phenomena
Overview of various phenomena such as earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and their underlying physics.
B. CHEMISTRY
Coal and Petroleum
Exploration of the significance, properties, and applications of fossil fuels.
Combustion and Flame
Discussion of combustion types, flame types, and the importance of combustion in energy production.
C. MATHEMATICS
Algebraic Expression, Identities and Factorisation
In-depth exploration of algebraic expressions, their identities, and methods of factorization.
Rational Numbers
Study of rational numbers, their properties, and operations involving them.
Introduction to Graphs and Data Handling
Basics of graph construction and data interpretation techniques.
Linear Equations in One Variable
Understanding linear equations, their solutions, and graphical representation.
Comparing Quantities
Techniques to compare various quantities and practical applications.
Squares and Square Roots
Calculating squares, square roots, and their applications in problems.
Mensuration
Concepts related to area, volume, and surface area calculations for various geometric figures.
Understanding Quadrilaterals
Examination of properties and types of quadrilaterals.
Exponents and Powers
Rules of exponents, their significance, and application in calculations.
Cubes and Cube Roots
Understanding of cubes, cube roots, and their properties.
D. BIOLOGY
Crop Production and Management
Overview of agricultural practices, crop cycles, and management techniques.
Microorganisms: Friend and Foe
Study of beneficial and harmful microorganisms and their roles within ecosystems.
Conservation of Plants and Animals
Importance of biodiversity and conservation strategies for flora and fauna.
Reproduction in Animals
Examination of the reproductive processes in various animal species.
Reaching the Age of Adolescence
Topics related to growth, development, and psychological changes during adolescence.
E. IQ SECTION
Blood Relation
Questions based on relationships and family trees.
Non Verbal Series
Patterns and sequences presented in non-verbal formats.
Coding Decoding
Techniques to decipher coded messages.
Analytical Reasoning
Logical reasoning problems requiring analysis of statements and situations.
Direction Sense Test
Questions assessing direction understanding and navigation.
Dice
Problems related to the arrangement and outcomes of dice.
Verbal Series
Pattern recognition in verbal forms.
Paper Folding and Paper Cutting
Visual-motor reasoning based on paper folding or cutting processes.
Puzzle Test
Logical puzzles that require problem-solving skills.
Mirror and Water Images
Identification of images as seen in mirrors or reflections in water.
II. EXAMINATION PATTERN
A. ONLINE EXAM PATTERN
Parts:
Part-1: IQ
Part-2: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Math
Marking Scheme:
+4 for each correct answer
-1 for each incorrect answer
No negative marking in Part-1
Question Distribution:
IQ: 10 questions
Physics: 15 questions
Chemistry: 15 questions
Biology: 15 questions
Math: 20 questions
Total Questions: 75
Duration: 60 Minutes
B. OFFLINE EXAM PATTERN
Parts:
Part-1: IQ
Part-2: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Math
Marking Scheme:
+4 for each correct answer
-1 for each incorrect answer
No negative marking in Part-I
Question Distribution:
IQ: 20 questions
Physics: 15 questions
Chemistry: 15 questions
Biology: 15 questions
Math: 15 questions
Total Questions: 80
Duration: 120 Minutes