CHALLENGE, ANALYZE, AND COMPARE YOUR CHILD'S LOGIC SKILLS WORLDWIDE!
NGN Logic Olympiad For Grades 1 thru 6
Important Dates- Registration: January 1 thru April 15, 2023
- Olympiad Starts: April 30, 2023
- Olympiad Ends: July 30, 2023
- $25
About NGN Logic Pedagogy and Philosophy
Sanjeev Tanna founded NGN Logic in Silicon Valley, California. Many students cannot think logically in and out of the classroom. The logic pedagogy of many schools is based solely on mathematics. Logic education, however, goes beyond the study of mathematics. Therefore, it is essential to introduce logic education to children early. As parents, you want to raise your children to be rational, logical problem solvers who can see the world from diverse perspectives.
NGN's ultimate mission is to teach youth how to solve real-world problems logically. So, we blended twenty-one NGN2120 goals (NGN.org) into the NGN Logic curriculum.
NGN Logic pedagogy includes more than 100 skills. Here are a few highlights of the skills from the NGN curriculum.
- Deductive and inductive thinking
- Reading and comprehension
- Patterns
- Numerical and alphabetic logic
- Matching objects, colors, sentences
- Directions
- Syllogism and para jumbles
- Series, sequences, and matrices
- Many more
NGN Logic Olympiad 2023
The NGN Logic Olympiad is the first and only contest in the world which is based on the NGN Logic curriculum. So, get your Logic Performance Report (LPR) consisting of grade, logic skills strengths and weakness, percentile, and placement. Sometimes parents find that their child's competency in mathematics does not necessarily indicate their ability to think logically and rationally. The NGN Logic curriculum fills this gap!
Grade 1 Patterns, Pictures and Images - L2
Color - L2
Mental Imagery - L1
Venn Diagram - L1
Odd One Out - L2
Similar Pair
Blood Relations - L2
Deductive Reasoning - L1
Inductive Reasoning - L1
Puzzles
Patterns, Pictures and Images - L3
Color - L3
Mental Imagery - L2
Paper Folding
Venn Diagram - L2
Odd One Out - L3
Deductive Reasoning - L2
Inductive Reasoning - L2
Cause and Effect - L1
Mirror Images - L1
Alphabetic Series
Calendars - L1
Blood Relations
Coding and Decoding
Directions
Ranking and Order - L2
Statements and Assumptions
Deductive Reasoning - L3
Mirror Images - L2
Venn Diagram - L3
Data Sufficiency
Cause and Effect - L2
Arrangements - L1
Parajumbles
Matrices
Analogy of Shapes
Like Figures
Nets of Cubes
Conditional Statements
Series(NVR)
Fundamental Counting
Cubes and Cuboids
Number Matrices and Patterns
Folding and Punching
Odd Sentence Out
Mathematical Operations
Hidden Figures
Error Spotting
Magic Squares
Arrangements - L2
Verbal Codes
Tabular Data
Work and Time
Directional Sense
Speed Distance and Time
Ratio and Proportion
Blood Relations - L3
Age and Coin Puzzles
Data Sufficiency
Contest Format and Scoring: Grades 1 thru 3
- Online contest
- 75-minute long
- 20 Questions
- Maximum score: 60 points
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The types of sections are:
- Section A (Basic Level): 2 Marks, 10 Questions
- Section B (Moderate Level): 3 Marks, 5 Questions
- Section C (Difficult Level): 5 Marks, 5 Questions
- No points will be deducted for any incorrect answer. Do not skip any questions. Use your logical reasoning skills to find the answer.
- Types of Questions:
- Section A: Pick one correct answer.
- Section B: Pick all correct answers.
- Section C: Fill in the blanks and pick all correct answers.
- The questions in Sections B and C are based on questions related to social impact and global citizenship. The questions in Section B will focus on solving social issues logically. Section C will discuss international global problems that need rational solutions.
- Pencils, erasers, rulers, and rough paper for calculations are allowed.
- For some questions in Sections B and C, mark your answer by filling in the bubbles. For eg: 8
Contest Format and Scoring: Grades 4 thru 6
- Online contest
- 90-minute long
- 33 Questions
- Maximum score: 100 points
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The types of sections are:
- Section A (Basic Level): 2 Marks, 15 Questions
- Section B (Moderate Level): 3 Marks, 10 Questions
- Section C (Difficult Level): 5 Marks, 8 Questions
- No points will be deducted for any incorrect answer. Do not skip any questions. Use your logical reasoning skills to Find the answer.
- Types of Questions:
- Section A: Pick one correct answer.
- Section B: Pick all correct answers.
- Section C: Fill in the blanks and pick all correct answers.
- The questions in Sections B and C are based on questions related to social impact and global citizenship. The questions in Section B will focus on solving social issues logically. Section C will discuss international global problems that need rational solutions.
- Pencils, erasers, rulers, and rough paper for calculations are allowed.
- For some questions in Sections B and C, mark your answer by filling in the bubbles. For eg: 346
