National Cyber Olympiad (NCO) is a single level Olympiad conducted by the Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF) annually to assess the technical and scientific acumen among the students. NCO aims at developing a knack for technological proficiency among the students with the Olympiad which helps them get ready for the future.

SOF Olympiad Trainer provides the Class 6 NCO Sample Papers with the view of helping the students achieve a great score in the NCO exam. These Sample Papers are available on the website in PDF format which can be downloaded by the students. Click here to download.

Students can get a glimpse of the NCO exam through the Class 6 NCO Sample Paper. The Sample Papers is a specimen test papers similar to the MCO exam designed to be able to analyze the exam pattern and improving their performance by regular practice.

Benefits of the NCO Sample Papers:

• Students get an understanding of the main question paper.
• The Sample Paper gives an inkling of the sections of the main exam.
• It gives the basic idea of the type of questions asked in each section.
• Students get an idea on what to expect from the question paper and the difficulty level.
• Students can navigate and get an idea of the feel, flow and features of the product.

The National Cyber Olympiad (NCO) paper is a 60 marks paper and has 50 questions divided into 3 sections which as explained below:

• Logical reasoning - This section aims to test the problem solving and decision-making skills of the candidates with questions requiring logical deduction.
• Computer and IT – This section tests the technical knowledge of the students relating to computers and everything in and around it.
• Achiever’s Section – This section contains 5 questions of higher weightage and aims to test the thinking ability of the students with questions requiring high order thinking skills. This is a challenging section as it tests your ability to apply an incorporation of concepts to solve questions.

The syllabus for class 6 NCO is based on various topics of Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning, history of computers, various applications of MS office, computer networks, storage etc. To view full syllabus,
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