Advanced Mathematics Olympiad Online Coaching and Syllabus for Class 6
Class 6 is not just a new grade, but more than just class; it is the start of secondary level school, which brings mathematics altogether. For parents, it is the year they want to make sure their child does not fall behind. For the students themselves, it is often the year they realise they want to be better than just good at maths.
Our Advanced Maths Olympiad online coaching for Class 6 meets both of those needs at once. Olympiad Success offers this online tuition that covers a syllabus crafted by experienced educators who understand how school concepts connect to competitive exam thinking and building students who are strong in both worlds.
Advanced Maths Online Class 6 Syllabus
Here is the complete, topic-wise syllabus taught through our interactive live sessions of this Online Advanced Maths Olympiad preparation for Class 6 that takes students from concept clarity to exam-level confidence.
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Knowing Our Numbers
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• International system of numeration
• Face value and place value of a digit
• Greatest and smallest 6-digit numbers
• Successor and predecessor
• Properties of whole numbers (closure, commutative, associative, distributive, additive identity)
• Four operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division
• BODMAS
• Estimation of numbers
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Playing with Numbers
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• Factors and multiples
• Types of numbers (even, odd, prime, twin-prime, composite, co-prime)
• Prime factorisation and number of factors
• HCF and LCM (prime factorisation and division method)
• HCF and LCM of more than two numbers
• Relation between HCF and LCM
• Divisibility tests (2–11)
• Special divisibility rules
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Integers
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• Positive and negative integers
• Absolute value
• Comparing and ordering
• Representation on the number line
• Operations on integers
• Properties of integers
• Quick recap
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Fractions
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• Definition and types of fractions
• Equivalent fractions
• Lowest form
• Like and unlike fractions
• Comparing fractions
• Conversion between types
• Operations on fractions
• Rational numbers vs fractions
• Fractions of finite sequences and series
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Decimals
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• Place value chart
• Decimal fractions
• Number line representation
• Fraction to decimal conversion
• Decimal to fraction conversion
• Like and unlike decimals
• Padding of decimals
• Addition and subtraction
• Rounding
• Multiplication (with whole numbers and decimals)
• Division (with whole numbers and decimals)
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Algebra
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• Algebraic expressions and polynomials
• Types of algebraic expressions
• Factors and coefficients
• Solution of equations
• Like and unlike terms
• Addition (horizontal and vertical methods)
• Subtraction
• Multiplication and division
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Mathematical Reasoning
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• Perfect squares and square roots
• Cubes
• Cyclicity of numbers
• Exponential growth
• Last digit concepts
• Sequence and series
• Arrangements
• Pigeonhole principle
• Cryptarithmetic
• Modular arithmetic
• Venn diagram
• Statement-based and scenario-based questions
• Working backwards theory
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Logical Reasoning
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• Logic theory
• Pattern and series
• Row arrangements
• Intelligence theory
• Puzzles and magic squares/stars
• Paper folding and cutting
• Rotation and arrangement of figures
• Missing and counting figures
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Advanced Arithmetic
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• Ratio and proportion
• Inverse proportion
• Unitary method
• Percentage
• Profit and loss
• Simple and compound interest (basic)
• Speed, time, and distance
• Time and work
• Pipes and cisterns
• Average
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Basic Geometrical Ideas
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• Line, line segment, and ray
• Parallel, perpendicular, intersecting, and concurrent lines
• Curves
• Types of angles
• Angles made by a transversal
• Perpendicular and angle bisector
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Polygons
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• Types of polygons
• Diagonals
• Interior and exterior angles
• Open and closed figures
• Important formulas
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Triangles
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• Properties of triangles
• Classification by sides
• Classification by angles
• Angle sum property
• Median, centroid, altitude, orthocenter
• Interior and exterior angles
• Exterior angle property
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Quadrilaterals
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• Types of quadrilaterals
• Angle sum property
• Convex and concave quadrilaterals
• Rectangle and square properties
• Parallelogram properties
• Rhombus properties
• Trapezium and isosceles trapezium
• Kites
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Circles
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• Parts of a circle (radius, diameter, chord, arc, secant, sector, segment, tangent)
• Interior and exterior of circle
• Semi-circle and concentric circles
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3-D Shapes
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• Types of 3D shapes
• Faces, edges, and vertices
• Euler’s formula
• Views of solid shapes
• Nets of 3D shapes
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Line & Rotational Symmetry
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• Definition of symmetry
• Line of symmetry
• Reflexive symmetry
• Rotational symmetry and centre of rotation
• Order of rotational symmetry
• Symmetry in letters
• Angle of rotational symmetry
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Mensuration – Perimeter
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• Perimeter of triangles, quadrilaterals, and circles
• Perimeter of various figures
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Mensuration – Area
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• Area of triangles, quadrilaterals, and circles
• Pythagoras’ theorem
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Time and Directions
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• Time conversions and clock
• Calendar
• Directions
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Measurement
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• Length and conversions
• Weight and conversions
• Capacity and conversions
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Data Handling
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• Introduction to data handling
• Mean, median, mode, and range
• Pictograph and bar graph
• Line graph and pie chart
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Probability
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• Odds in favour
• Odds against
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Our Syllabus Is Aligned with Top Advanced Maths Olympiad Exams
Our Advanced Mathematics Olympiad online tuition for Class 6 is precisely aligned with top competitions. Our online coaching syllabus is well-mannered so that every session builds both the school-level clarity and the competitive exam depth that serious students need at this stage. Here is the list of Top Global Advanced Maths Olympiad for which our syllabus is aligned.
Why Students Prefer Olympiad Success
Class 6 is where serious learners start making deliberate choices about how they prepare. And for good preparation, students need the right preparation material and structure. And Olympiad Success as a leading preparation platform brings the same. Here is the reason why thousands of students choose us.
Every Class is Recorded: Recorded classes mean students can return to any subject whether it’s reviewing before a test or reviewing as a revision for the exam.
Tests Based on Topics: After each topic, a targeted test reveals just how well the topic is understood and where a little more work is required. It’s the kind of honest feedback that actually helps.
Classes That Fit Your Schedule: Students pick their own batch time. We at Olympiad Success believe that balancing school, coaching, and personal commitments is important – and full flexibility allows this.
Learning with Fun Activities: Our highly experienced teachers use engaging methods, practical examples, and logical puzzles to make topics really fascinating.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How long is the Advanced Maths Olympiad online course for Class 6 in total?
Ans. An online course for advanced mathematics typically lasts for 3 to 4 months with 3 learning sessions each week. It is a methodical way of allowing students to fully grasp a topic, practice it, and then study it again.
Q2. What Olympiad exams are the Class 6 Advanced Mathematics Olympiad online coaching geared towards?
Ans. The online coaching for Olympiad equips students to challenge leading exams such as SEAMO, SASMO, Kangaroo, and other advanced-level mathematics Olympiads.
Q3. Does Olympiad Success offer prior year papers and mock tests for Grade 6 Maths Olympiad preparation?
Ans. Last year's papers help students to visualize the real exam patterns, whereas practicing online helps students to become quick and accurate. Combining these two makes them the most powerful instruments to bridge the gap that may still exist between getting the concept and performing in an exam.
Q4. How is online Advanced Maths Olympiad coaching different from simply following the school syllabus?
Ans. School teachers deliver mathematics instruction through standard classroom pacing, which applies to all students. Whereas our online coaching goes deeper — it builds reasoning, problem-solving ability, and exam-level thinking that school lessons are not designed to develop.