Aryabhata Ganit Challenge Explained
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18 Aug 2024
The CBSE conducts the Aryabhata Ganit Challenge (AGC) to promote the growth of key skills in using mathematics for real-life applications
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The initiative seeks to enhance these skills in students using an interactive evaluation process
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This approach strengthens the practical application of mathematics and promotes a broader understanding beyond theory
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The Aryabhata Ganit Challenge (AGC) will be held at two levels
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Level 1: A school-level competition managed by the school, with the question paper provided by CBSE via its portal
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Level 2: National-level competition to be Conducted by CBSE as a computer-based test
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Eligibility:
Level 1: Students in classes 8-10 at CBSE-affiliated schools
Level 2: Top three students from each school participating in Level 1
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Assessment to be conducted in the following content and competencies
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Content- Number Sense and Number System, Algebra, Mensuration, Geometry and Spatial Sense, Data Analysis and Probability, Quantitative Aptitude
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Competencies- Conceptual Understanding, Logical Reasoning and Analytical thinking, Problem-Solving skills, Strategic Approach, Visualisation and Mathematisation
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Test details: Duration: 1 hour, format: Multiple choice questions, total marks: 40 (no negative marking)
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An affiliated school can apply on or before August 24 till 5.30pm
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From August 27 to September 4, registered schools will receive the question paper and answer key via the portal
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