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Sample Question Papers — Class 3 to 12
Ten class-wise practice papers designed for the FCO 2026–27 Scholarship Assessment. Every paper contains 100 multiple-choice questions with a complete answer key, matched to the academic level of that class.
Every paper follows the same blueprint
Section A — Subject Knowledge
20 questions
Class-appropriate curriculum concepts across core subjects.
Section B — Reasoning & Mathematics
20 questions
Logical reasoning, aptitude and quantitative thinking.
Section C — General Knowledge
20 questions
Awareness of India, the world and current affairs.
Section D — Future Skills, Technology & AI
40 questions
AI literacy, digital safety, data thinking and emerging technology.
Choose your class
Select a class to open its sample question paper in a new tab.
Class 3 Sample Paper
Everyday concepts, basic number sense & simple tech awareness
100 MCQs • 100 marks • Answer key
Class 4 Sample Paper
Core school subjects, patterns, and safe use of digital tools
100 MCQs • 100 marks • Answer key
Class 5 Sample Paper
Applied basics, logical sequences and introduction to AI ideas
100 MCQs • 100 marks • Answer key
Class 6 Sample Paper
Subject depth, ratio & logic, and how machines learn
100 MCQs • 100 marks • Answer key
Class 7 Sample Paper
Science–maths application, analytical reasoning, digital literacy
100 MCQs • 100 marks • Answer key
Class 8 Sample Paper
Concept mastery, data handling and responsible technology use
100 MCQs • 100 marks • Answer key
Class 9 Sample Paper
Board-aligned rigour, quantitative aptitude and AI fundamentals
100 MCQs • 100 marks • Answer key
Class 10 Sample Paper
Exam-level questions, cybersecurity and machine learning basics
100 MCQs • 100 marks • Answer key
Class 11 Sample Paper
Stream-level concepts, advanced reasoning and applied AI
100 MCQs • 100 marks • Answer key
Class 12 Sample Paper
Higher-order thinking, emerging tech, ethics and future skills
100 MCQs • 100 marks • Answer key
Ready for the real assessment?
Practice with these papers, then register for the FCO 2026–27 Scholarship Assessment — a year-long student development journey with the main assessment in January 2027.