GREAT (General Reasoning, English and Aptitude Test)

GREAT (General Reasoning, English and Aptitude Test) is thoughtfully crafted to achieve a specific aim: - Its primary objective is to evaluate and stimulate students' interest in the science stream, fostering a scientific and mathematical mindset, and uncovering latent talents. This holds particular significance for students in the 5th and 6th grades, a pivotal juncture in the competitive landscape.

GREAT's Role:

GREAT serves as an effective platform for students to excel during this transformative period. It capitalizes on the name, standing for General Reasoning, English, and Aptitude Test, which succinctly outlines its scope.

Syllabus for GREAT (General Reasoning, English, and Aptitude Test) 5^th and 6^th Std

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Paper Pattern and Marking

• Total Number of Questions: 50
• Marks per Correct Answer: 4
• Negative Marking per Wrong Answer: -1

Distribution of Questions:

• English: 15 questions
• General Knowledge (G.K.): 15 questions
• Reasoning and Aptitude: 20 questions

This pattern encourages students to showcase their proficiency in English, test their general knowledge, and assess their reasoning and aptitude skills. With careful answering, students can earn positive marks for correct responses while being cautious of the negative marking for incorrect ones. This balanced distribution of questions evaluates different aspects of a student's abilities, creating a comprehensive assessment.