UPKAR PRAKASHAN, AGRA-2

ByJ. N. Sharma

&Rajesh Sharma

For Class IX

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Contents

● Previous Years’ Solved Papers

Section-IGeneral Science………………. 1–64— Universe 3–5— Soil 6–8— Air 9–12— Food Production and Management 13–16— Micro-Organism 17–20— Some Common Disease 21–23— Structure of Atom 24–27— Metals and Non-metals 28–31— Carbon 32–35— Chemical Transformation of

Substances 36–38— Cell Structure and Functions 39–41— Sources of Energy 42–46— Light 47–50— Electric Current 51–54— Magnetism 55–56— Miscellaneous Exercise 57–62

Section-IIMathematics…………………….. 1–841. Number System 2–52. Squares and Square Roots 6–93. Cubes and Cube Roots 10–124. Exponents and Radicals 13–155. Algebraic Identities 16–206. Factorization 21–277. Linear Equations 28–348. Area and Volume 35–439. Compound Interest 44–48

10. Parallel Lines 49–5511. Triangles and Quadrilaterals 56–6112. Construction of Quadrilaterals 62–6613. Circle and its Chords 67–7114. Cyclic Quadrilaterals 72–7615. Graphs 77–7916. Probability 80–84

Section-IIIGeneral English………………….. 1–52— Synonyms, Antonyms and Homonyms 3–10

— The Preposition 11–13

— The Tense 14–24

— Passages 25–52

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Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya : An Introduction

Government of India decided to open residential schools to be called as JawaharNavodaya Vidyalayas on an average of one in each district, during Seventh five year plan. Atpresent, more than 595 JNVs are functioning in India. The broad aims for establishment ofJNVs are to serve the objective of excellence coupled with equity, to promote NationalIntegration through migration scheme, to provide opportunities to the talented children todevelop their full potential and to facilitate the process of school improvement. Children withspecial talent and aptitude can be found in all sections of people, and in all areas includingmost backward remote villages. However, so far, good quality education has been availableonly to well to do sections of society, the poor have been left out. These Jawahar NavodayaVidyalayas provide quality education to children who would otherwise remain deprived of itdue to Social, Economic and other limitations. JNVs are coeducational residential schoolsproviding free education to the students who pass in the Entrance Tests held every year for theClasses VI and IX. JNVs are run by an autonomous organisation ‘Navodaya VidyalayaSamiti’ under Ministry of Human Resource Development Govt. of India.

JNVs have separate hostels (called houses) for boys and girls. A Jawahar NavodayaVidyalaya Complex is a huge building consisting of a big Multipurpose hall, two big dininghalls with attached kitchen and stores, spacious room for computers (about 30–40 computers),three science labs, a good library-cum reading room and 16 to 18 class rooms including musicroom, art room and games room. Football field, basket ball courts (two), handball grounds (2),Khokho ground etc. are essential features of JNVs. Various sports and games competitions areorganised at Vidyalaya level, Regional level and national level. In these JNVs academicinstructions are imparted by well qualified, trained teachers drawn for all parts of India.

General Information for Admission to JNVsIn JNVs students are admitted in classes VI and IX. Only the candidates from the district

where the JNV has been opened are eligible for the admission. For admission to class IX acandidate appearing for the selection test must be studying in class VIII for whole of theacademic session in a government school or in a recognised school in the same district wherehe/she is seeking admission. A candidate must successfully (pass) complete class VIII in thesession for admission to class IX in the next session. Candidates seeking admission must bebetween 12 to 15 years on 01 July of the year of the admission. Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti

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reserves the right to refer any candidate to the medical board for confirmation of the age of thecandidate in case a doubt arises on the age written in the school Leaving Certificate.

STUDENTS WHO QUALIFY WRITTEN TEST ARE ADMITTED PROVISIONLY. Atthe time of seeking actual admission each selected candidate will have to produce all relevantcertificates, as prescribed by Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti. In case of any dispute, the decisionof Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti shall be final and binding on the candidate. Marks obtained bythe candidates (both selected and non-selected) in the test are not communicated. There is noprovision for re-evaluation of the answer scripts. No candidate is allowed to appear in theselection test second time.

NATURE OF SELECTION TESTAdmission test consists of four subjects as per the weightage given below :

Sr. No. Subject Weightage

1. Maths 35 marks

2. Science 35 marks

3. English 15 marks

4. Hindi 15 marks

Total 100 marks

The test will be objective/descriptive with 3 hours duration without break. Test isconducted in the month of June/July every year. Centre for the examination will beJAWAHAR NAVODAYA VIDYALAYA of the concerned district .

HOW TO APPLYThe prospectus-cum-application form can be obtained free of cost from the office of

Principal Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya or from the Office of District Education Officer of thedistrict. Application forms can be downloaded from the Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti NewDelhi website www.nvscrolko.org. Neatly typed and Xeroxed copy of the application formcan also be used.

SYLLABUS

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ENGLISHREADING1. COMPREHENSION PASSAGE (125 WORDS) – 5 Marks

There will be questions for local comprehension besides questions on vocabulary andcomprehension of higher level skills such as drawing, inferences and conclusions.

2. WRITING – 5 MarksParagraph writing based on verbal and/or visual stimulus (maximum words 50)

3. GRAMMAR – 5 MarksA variety of short questions involving the use of particular structure within a context. Text typeswill include gap filling, sentence completion, sentence reordering, dialogue completion andsentence transformation.The grammar syllabus will include the following areas :(i) Tenses(ii) Use of Passive Voice(iii) Subject-verb concord(iv) Determiners(v) Clauses.

MATHEMATICSMAX. MARKS-35

1. Square Root/square 2 Marks2. Cube Root/Cube 2 Marks3. Indices/Surds 2 Marks4. Algebraical Expressions/identities 3 Marks5. Factorisation of algebraic expressions 3 Marks6. Algebraic equations with one variable 2 Marks7. Parallel lines 3 Marks8. Quadrilaterals 3 Marks

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9. Circle—its parts

* Radius* Chord* Diameter

* Arc* Segments* Sectors

* Angles at centre* Angle at circumference* Tangents

] 5 Marks10. Area of plane geometrical figures 5 Marks11. Area/Volume of solid geometrical objects 5 Marks

GENERAL SCIENCEMAX. MARKS-35

1. Elements, Compounds and Mixtures 3 Marks2. Carbon and its properties

Diamond and graphite—their propertiesFuels containing carbon 4 Marks

3. Ores and Minerals–Metals and their propertiesBasic principles involved in the extraction of metals like Iron, Copper and Aluminium 5 Marks

4. Man made materials like plastic, glass, synthetic fibre, soaps and detergents,fertilisers and cement. 4 Marks

5. Basic concepts of magnetism 3 Marks6. Pressure and atmospheric pressure 3 Marks7. Electric current 3 Marks8. Light 4 Marks9. Evolution of life, environmental protection useful plants and animals 2 Marks

10. Agriculture–Practices and Equipment 2 Marks11. Alternate sources of energy 2 Marks

Jawahar Navodaya VidyalayaEntrance Test (Class IX)

Solved Paper(Based on Memory)

2014

Section–I

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