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Syllabus RNGC Class 4

The document describes the Ramanujan National Maths Challenge, a national math scholar search program that provides prizes up to Rs. 2 lakhs, national certificates for all participants, and national medals and trophies for top performers. The challenge is open to students of Class 4 and covers topics in decimals, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, time, money, fractions, numbers, and percentages. All participants will receive a participation certificate from AICTSD regardless of final placement in the challenge.

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Syllabus RNGC Class 4

The document describes the Ramanujan National Maths Challenge, a national math scholar search program that provides prizes up to Rs. 2 lakhs, national certificates for all participants, and national medals and trophies for top performers. The challenge is open to students of Class 4 and covers topics in decimals, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, time, money, fractions, numbers, and percentages. All participants will receive a participation certificate from AICTSD regardless of final placement in the challenge.

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Ramanujan National Maths Challenge

A National Maths Scholar Search Program

   

Prize Money - National National National Medal​


Upto Rs.2 Lakhs Certificate - For Trophy​
Every
Participant​

Please Note - All participants will receive a participation certificate, even if not
selected in the final. These certificates are highly regarded in India and are
awarded by AICTSD at the national level. The certificate holds substantial value
and has the potential to significantly boost your academic and professional
career.
Syllabus - Class 4

Decimals
Extending The Place Value Chart To Tenths
Extending The Place Value Chart Hundredths And Thousandths
Converting Fractions Into Decimals
Converting Decimals Into Fractions
Equivalent Decimals
Expanded Form Of Decimals
Comparing Decimals
Addition Of Decimals
Use Of Decimals
Subtraction Of Decimals

Addition

Adding 4-Digit Numbers Without carrying Over


Digit Addition with carrying Over
Addition of Three Or More Numbers
Properties of Addition

Subtraction

Subtracting 4-Digit Numbers Without Borrowing


Digit Subtraction with Borrowing
Properties of Subtraction
Addition and subtraction
Multiplication

Multiplying 3- And 4-Digit Numbers by A 1-Digit Number


Properties of Multiplication
Multiplying By 10, 20, 30, ., 90
Multiplying By 100, 200, , 900
Multiplication Tables 11-20
Distributive Property of Multiplication
Multiplying by A 2-Digit Number      

Division

Properties of Division
Dividing A 2-Digit Number by A 1-Digit Number
Dividing A 3-Digit Number by A 1-Digit Number
Division with Remainder
Relationship Between Divisor, Dividend, Quotient and Remainder

Time

The Calendar
The Clock
A.M And P.M
Conversion Of Time

Money

Conversion Of Rupees Into Paise


Conversion OfPaise To Rupees
Addition Of Money
Subtraction Of Money
Multiplication Of Money

Fractions

Fraction On the Number Line


Comparison of Fractions
Equivalent Fractions
Fraction of Collection of Objects
Addition of The Fraction with The Same Denominator
Addition of Fractions On the Number Line
Subtraction of Fractions with The Same Denominator
Subtraction on the Number Line

Numbers

Digit Numbers
Representing 1000 On The Abacus
Place Value
Place Value And Expanded Form
Ordering Of Numbers
Odd And Even Numbers
Successor And Predecessor
Roman Numerals

Percentages
Expressing Fractions As Percentages
Converting Percentages To Fractions
Expressing Percentages As Decimals
Expressing Decimals As Percentages
Finding Percentage Of A Number
Money And Metric Measures As Percentages
Why Do We Use Percentages?

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