WISDOM Educational Foundation (WEF) conducts Mathematics Scholarship exam for students studying in 3rd to 8th standards in both English and Marathi languages.

Syllabus- III std. Syllabus- IV std.
  • Digits & Numbers
  • Comparison of numbers
  • Arrangement of numbers
  • Even, Odd and Consecutive numbers
  • Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & Division of numbers
  • Forming numbers using given digits
  • Clock & Time
  • Calender & Conversions
  • Roman numerals
  • Money
  • Length
  • Weight
  • Capacity
  • Numbers
  • Place values of digits
  • Sequence of series
  • Roman numbers
  • Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & Division of numbers
  • BODMOS rule
  • Magic square
  • Square & Square number divisibility
  • LCM & GCD
  • Vulgar fractions
  • Comparison of fractions
  • Decimal units of measurement
  • Units of measurement of articles
  • Time & Papers
  • Angles & Triangle
  • Area & Perimeter of triangles & quadrilaterals
Syllabus- V std. Syllabus- VI std.
  • Numbers
  • Place values of digits
  • Square numbers
  • Fundamental operations
  • BODMOS rule
  • Algebraic equations
  • LCM & GCD
  • Vulgar fractions
  • Decimal fractions
  • Unitary method
  • Percentage
  • Profit & Loss
  • Simple interest
  • Distance, Time & Speed
  • Area & Perimeter of a circle
  • BODMOS rule
  • LCM & GCD
  • Average
  • Ratio and Proportion
  • Time & Work
  • Distance, Time & Speed
  • Decimal fractions
  • Unitary method
  • Percentage
  • Algebraic expressions
  • Simple interest
  • Calendar
  • Clock
  • Area of a quadrilateral
Syllabus- VII std. Syllabus- VIII std.
  • Fractions
  • Decimal fractions
  • Square & Square roots
  • Average
  • Indices
  • Ratio and Proportion
  • LCM & GCD
  • Percentage
  • Profit & Loss
  • Simple & Compound interest
  • Distance, Time & Speed
  • Time & Work
  • Algebraic expressions
  • Linear equations
  • Quadratic equations
  • Angles
  • Regular polygons
  • Perimeter & Area
  • Square & Cube roots
  • Indices
  • Algebraic expressions
  • Identity expansion
  • Identity factorization
  • Linear equations
  • Simultaneous equations
  • Quadratic equations
  • Polynomials
  • Percentage
  • Compound interest
  • Profit & Loss
  • Distance, Time & Speed
  • Circle
  • Volume & Surface area

How the WEF Scholarship Exam papers are set?

WEF exam papers are set to test the conceptual knowledge of mathematics and capacity to apply it properly. Each question paper is of 100 marks and is to be solved in 90 minutes. All 50 questions will be objective type carrying 2 marks each. Students have to pick the right answer from the four supplied answers to each of these 50 questions by darkening the circle provided on OMR sheet. WEF provides OMR sheet for the same.

What are the benefits of appearing for WEF Scholarship Exams?

WEF exam preparation helps in clearing the basic concepts of Mathematics. Text books are also published to help students prepare for the exam. Thorough study of these textbooks and regular practice of solving sums helps in developing an ability to think fast and make quick mental calculations. Preparing and appearing for a competitive exam like WEF Scholarship exam helps in developing confidence among students. This confidence helps them immensely in their further academic careers.

How to prepare for WEF exams?

Students are advised to learn tables of numbers till 30 by heart. For 4th standard exam, students should learn all the prime numbers from 1 to 100 as well squares of numbers from 1 to 30. This knowledge is the basic requirement if a student wants to appear for WEF exam of any standard. For 7th standard upwards, students should learn cubes of numbers from 1 to 10 by heart.
Wisdom textbooks are published with a view to help students prepare well for the exams. Sets of question papers from previous years and model answer-sets are also available for practicing purposes. Read the chapters from Wisdom textbooks carefully. Give due to attention to the information given under ‘Notes to be remembered’. Then start solving the exercises from Wisdom textbooks. Read each question very carefully. Figure out what needs to be found and then start solving it. Once you solve it, check whether your answer matches with any of the given four answers. If it does not, that means you have not solved the problem correctly. Try solving it again patiently. Never ever make it a habit to ‘guess’ the correct answer from the four given answers.
Carefully study all the chapters from Wisdom textbook till December, and then onward, till the final exam, practice solving the question papers from question-papers sets of previous years within 90 minutes.