Module 1
Rational Numbers
Apply properties of rational numbers, represent them on the number line, and solve challenging arithmetic problems.
Class 8 Olympiad Maths introduces exponents, algebraic identities, linear equations, and the Pythagorean theorem. Students tackle mensuration of complex shapes and begin working with graphs systematically.
Last updated: 5 May 2026
The Class 8 Olympiad Maths syllabus on SparkEd covers 14 chapters aligned to the latest Olympiad curriculum, spanning number systems, algebra, geometry, mensuration and data and statistics. Every chapter on this page links to a topic guide with concept notes, a free PDF worksheet at three difficulty levels, and an interactive practice module with instant feedback.
Class 8 maths builds the foundation that the next year's chapters depend on, so consistent weekly practice matters more than last-minute cramming. Class 8 Olympiad Maths introduces exponents, algebraic identities, linear equations, and the Pythagorean theorem. Students tackle mensuration of complex shapes and begin working with graphs systematically.
How to use this page: open a chapter's Topic Guide for the concept refresher, switch to Practice for graded questions, and download the PDF worksheet for offline use. Each chapter has around 60 questions across easy, medium, and hard sets — enough material for a full revision cycle leading up to school assessments and Olympiad board-aligned tests.
Module 1
Apply properties of rational numbers, represent them on the number line, and solve challenging arithmetic problems.
Module 2
Work with negative exponents, express numbers in standard form, and simplify complex exponential expressions.
Module 3
Find squares and square roots using various methods; solve Olympiad problems involving perfect squares and patterns.
Module 4
Compute cubes and cube roots; recognize perfect cubes and solve number theory problems involving cubic patterns.
Module 5
Add, subtract, multiply algebraic expressions; apply identities and solve expression-based competition problems.
Module 6
Solve linear equations with variables on both sides; apply to word problems involving ages, numbers, and geometry.
Module 7
Factor algebraic expressions using common factors, identities, and grouping; solve factorization puzzles.
Module 8
Solve advanced problems on percentages, compound interest, profit-loss, discount, and tax at competition level.
Module 9
Identify direct and inverse variation; solve time-work, speed-distance, and mixture problems.
Module 10
Explore properties of parallelograms, rhombuses, rectangles, and squares; solve angle and area problems.
Module 11
Calculate surface area and volume of cubes, cuboids, cylinders; solve composite solid problems.
Module 12
Organize data in frequency tables, draw histograms and pie charts, and solve probability problems.
Module 13
Read and interpret line graphs, linear graphs, and coordinate plots; solve graph-based reasoning problems.
Module 14
Solve analogy, classification, coding-decoding, number series, figure patterns, direction sense, Venn diagrams, mirror images, and paper folding problems.