Science Olympiad Online Coaching and Syllabus for Class 7
No doubt that by the time students reach Class 7, science is less about facts and more about understanding the concepts. And for Competitive exams, you need require learning that goes beyond the school textbook. Our online science coaching for Class 7 is designed precisely for this purpose – inculcating robust conceptual knowledge in Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, and honing the analytical skills that are required to crack Olympiad exams.
Our online science tuition for Grade 7 Science Olympiad is designed by highly experienced teachers who are equally familiar with the school curriculum and the pattern of competitive exams. Take a look at the entire syllabus below and give your child the right start to their Olympiad journey.
What Your Child Will Master: Online Science Class 7 Syllabus
Here is the complete Online Science Olympiad Syllabus for Class 7 — each topic rigorously covered through live interactive sessions that build both subject knowledge and the higher-order thinking skills that define Olympiad toppers.
| Section |
Topics Covered |
| Nutrition in Plants |
- Nutrition in plants and its types
- Autotrophic nutrition in plants
- Photosynthesis
- Conditions necessary for photosynthesis
- Experimental investigations: starch test and showing necessity of chlorophyll, light, and CO2
- Heterotrophic nutrition in plants
- Saprotrophs
- Replenishing nutrients in the soil
- Synthesis of food other than carbohydrates by plants
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| Nutrition in Animals |
- Introduction to nutrition in animals
- The human digestive system
- Digestion in the mouth
- Digestion in the stomach
- Digestion in the small intestine
- Absorption in the small intestine
- Assimilation
- Egestion
- Nutrition in Amoeba
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| Heat |
- Heat as a form of energy and its units: joule (J) and calorie (cal)
- Temperature
- Different units of temperature: °C, °F, and K
- Conversion from one temperature scale to another
- Measuring temperature
- Laboratory thermometer
- Clinical thermometer
- Effects of heat
- Change in temperature
- Change in size: expansion and contraction
- Expansion in liquids
- Expansion in solids
- Expansion in gases
- Expansion around us
- Change in state
- Good conductors and bad conductors of heat
- Choice of conductors and insulators in daily life
- Methods of heat transfer: conduction, convection, and radiation
- Convection in gases
- Sea and land breezes
- Applications of convection
- Absorption of heat
- Applications of radiation
- Thermos flask: construction and working
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| Acids, Bases and Salts |
- Acids
- Bases
- Salts
- Testing for acids and bases
- Litmus
- Turmeric powder
- China rose petals
- Types of acids: mineral and organic acids
- Concentrated and dilute acids
- Properties of acids
- Reaction of acids with metals
- Reaction of acids with carbonates
- Reaction of acids with bases
- Uses of acids: hydrochloric acid, sulphuric acid, and nitric acid
- Types of bases
- Strong and weak bases
- Properties of bases
- Reaction of bases with acids
- Uses of bases: calcium hydroxide, sodium hydroxide, ammonium hydroxide, and other bases
- Preparation of salts
- Reaction between an acid and a base
- Reaction between an acid and a metal
- Reaction between vegetable oil and caustic soda
- Naming salts
- Properties of salts
- Uses of salts
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| Physical and Chemical Changes |
- Physical and chemical changes
- Chemical change: formation of a new product with new properties
- Differentiating between physical and chemical changes
- Classification as physical and chemical change
- Reversible and irreversible changes
- Examples of reversible and irreversible changes
- Temporary and permanent changes
- Rusting of iron and its prevention
- Characteristics of chemical reactions
- Classification of matter: pure substances and mixtures
- Elements, compounds, and types of mixtures
- Solutions and types of solutions
- Methods of separation of mixtures
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| Natural Resources and Their Conservation |
- Our natural resources
- Lithosphere, hydrosphere, and atmosphere
- Renewable and non-renewable resources
- Water as a renewable resource
- Shortage of water
- States of water
- Water cycle
- Groundwater
- Depletion of water table
- Water conservation
- Forest wealth
- Role of forests in preventing floods and maintaining the water table
- Role of forests in preventing soil erosion
- Forests as a source of oxygen
- Forests and carbon dioxide absorption
- Forests, air cooling, and rainfall
- Forests as food and shelter for wildlife
- Forest products
- Dependence of plants on animals
- Producers, consumers, and decomposers
- Food chain
- Balance in nature
- Forest conservation
- Wastewater and sewage
- Importance of drainage and sanitation
- The sewage system
- Sewage treatment
- Wastewater treatment plant
- Better housekeeping practices
- Alternate methods for sewage disposal
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| Respiration in Organisms |
- Basics of respiration and energy
- Cellular energy production
- Aerobic vs. anaerobic respiration
- Lactic acid buildup and muscle cramps
- The human breathing mechanism
- The physical process of human breathing
- Inhalation and exhalation mechanics
- Variations in breathing rates
- Composition of exhaled air
- Respiration in other animals
- Diverse respiratory mechanisms in the animal kingdom
- Gas exchange through the plasma membrane in single-celled animals such as Amoeba
- Breathing through skin or body wall in earthworms, leeches, and frogs
- Tracheal system in insects
- Gills in aquatic animals such as fish
- Respiration in plants
- Plant energy and localised gas exchange
- Respiration in leaves through stomata
- Respiration in stems through lenticels
- Respiration in roots
- Difference between continuous respiration and daytime photosynthesis
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| Transportation in Plants and Animals |
- Transportation in plants
- Transport of water and minerals
- Root hair absorption
- Xylem vascular tissue
- Transport of food
- Phloem vascular tissue
- Transpiration and suction pull
- Transportation in animals: blood and vessels
- Circulatory system
- Blood and plasma
- Red blood cells and haemoglobin
- White blood cells
- Platelets and blood clotting
- Blood vessels: arteries, veins, and capillaries
- Pulse and pulse rate
- Transportation in animals: the heart
- Heart location and structure
- Heart chambers: atria and ventricles
- Heartbeat
- Stethoscope
- Circulation in sponges and Hydra
- Excretion in animals and humans
- Excretion process
- Human excretory system: kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, and urethra
- Urine composition
- Dialysis
- Excretory products in fishes, birds, lizards, and snakes
- Sweating and salts
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| Reproduction in Plants |
- Asexual reproduction in plants
- Fragmentation
- Budding
- Spore formation
- Vegetative reproduction in plants
- Artificial methods of vegetative reproduction
- Grafting
- Cutting
- Layering
- Tissue culture
- Advantages of vegetative reproduction
- Sexual reproduction in plants
- Pollination
- Insect pollination
- Wind pollination
- Fertilisation
- Seed formation and fruit formation
- Dispersal of seeds by wind, water, animals, and explosion of fruits
- Germination of seeds
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| Motion and Time |
- Motion as a change in the position of an object with respect to time
- Types of motion
- Translatory motion
- Circulatory motion
- Oscillatory motion
- Repetitive motion: periodic and non-periodic
- Random motion
- Speed
- Uniform and non-uniform motion
- Distance and speed
- Average speed
- Importance of time
- Natural methods of measuring time
- Traditional instruments: sundial, water clock, and sand clock
- Simple pendulum
- Galileo’s contribution
- Modern clocks: quartz and digital
- Units of time
- Speedometer and odometer
- Distance-time graph for uniform motion
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| Electric Current and its Effect |
- Electric current and electric circuits
- Components of an electric circuit
- Cell or battery
- Switch
- Electrical appliance such as a bulb
- Conducting wires
- Resistors
- Circuit diagram
- Electric current as a flow of charges
- Electric cell as a source of electricity
- Resistors as components that oppose the flow of current
- Simple electric circuits: series and parallel
- Battery as a collection of cells connected in series
- Good and bad conductors of electricity
- Potential difference
- Effects of electric current
- Heating and lighting effects
- Electric fuse and the heating effect of current
- Magnetic effect of electric current
- Solenoid
- Electromagnet
- Uses of electromagnets
- Electric bell
- Testing a magnet by repulsion
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| Light |
- Rectilinear propagation of light
- Reflection of light: definition and examples
- Terms related to reflection: normal, plane, point of incidence, angle of incidence, and angle of reflection
- Laws of reflection
- Real and virtual images
- Plane mirror
- Uses of plane mirrors
- Ray diagram
- Characteristics of the image formed by a plane mirror
- Lateral inversion
- Image of the same size
- Preservation of distance
- Spherical mirrors: concave and convex mirrors
- Principal focus
- Image formed by a spherical mirror
- Uses of spherical mirrors
- Lenses
- Terms related to lenses
- Principal focus and focal length
- Image formed by a lens
- The spectrum
- Rainbow
- Prism
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Structured for Success in Major Science Olympiad Exams
Class 7 is where serious Olympiad preparation begins to show real results. Our Grade 7 Science Olympiad coaching is structured around the exact exam formats of CSO Class 7 coaching, USO Class 7 coaching, NSO, ISO, and NSTSE. Beyond covering the syllabus, we train students to tackle application-based questions, data interpretation, and reasoning problems, the question types that carry the most weight in top Science Olympiad exams at this level.
Major Science Olympiad Exams for Class 7
National Science Olympiad (NSO) Conducted by Science Olympiad Foundation
International Science Olympiad (ISO) Conducted by SilverZone Foundation
CREST Science Olympiad (CSO) Conducted by CREST Olympiads
Unicus Science Olympiad (USO) Conducted by Unicus Olympiads
Why Parents Prefer Olympiad Success
For Science Olympiad online tuition for Class 7, parents need a program that matches the increased academic rigor of this grade, and that's exactly what Olympiad Success delivers. Every class is recorded for flexible revision. Our experienced teachers keep sessions engaging and concept-focused, and make Science Olympiad online preparation at Class 7 both effective and motivating.
Feature Highlights
- Every Class Recorded: Rewatch any class, anytime — stay ahead always
- Topic-wise Tests: Topic-end tests that build confidence step by step
- Flexible Batch Timings: Freedom to pick the batch that suits your child best
- Fun & Interactive Learning: Smart visual tools that simplify tough concepts
Class 7 Science Olympiad Online Tuition Worldwide
Here is a list of science classes offered by Olympiad Success in various cities.
Online Tuition for Science in Different Countries
Here is a list of science classes offered by Olympiad Success in various countries.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. How will my child's questions be answered for the class 7 Science Olympiad online classes?
Ans. In live real-time interactive sessions, questions can be answered via class. We understand that science concepts are layered, the two-way resolution system for answering questions helps to ensure that all students understand their content by the time they are ready to move on to the next topic.
Q2. Does Olympiad success provide previous year question papers for the class 7 Science Olympiad exam?
Ans. Yes. Students at class seven have access to sample previous years' questions from the History Science Olympiada exam and to help them better understand the exam format.
Q3. How many years of previous years' question papers will class 7 Science Olympiad students be able to prepare with?
Ans. Olympiad success has provided the previous five years of question papers from many of the top Science Olympiad examinations. By using this data, class seven students will be equipped with sufficient historical data to help identify the topics that have been tested extensively on their respective assessments.
Q4. What is the total duration of class 7 science olympiad on-line coaching courses?
Ans. The course runs across the full academic year, systematically covering the complete Class 7 Science Olympiad syllabus. This includes concept teaching, topic-wise testing, revision sessions, and mock exams and giving students a thorough, end-to-end preparation experience without any last-minute rushing.
