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Global Cyber Olympiad Competition
TGSGCO Exam is a Global Cyber Olympiad Competition, organised by TechOlympia Global Services, where students from different schools across countries can participate. It provides young learners with a platform to assess their knowledge and skills in computer science and cyber-related domains. Such Olympiads prepare students for national as well as international-level competitions.
TGSGCO is a prestigious educational Olympiad designed to assess students’ intellectual abilities through advanced technical standards.
- Developed under the guidance of professors of reputed colleges/universities.
- Reviewed by industry leaders from multinational corporations
- Ensures strong academic rigor and global relevance
Objectives of TGSGCO
Core Focus
- Logical reasoning and analytical thinking
- Problem-solving and computational skills
- Leadership and decision-making abilities
- Communication skills and ethical awareness
Global Impact
TGSGCO helps students build confidence to tackle real-world challenges and showcase their skills on a global platform.
EXAM PATTERN
| TGSCO Preliminary Round & Final | |
|---|---|
| Grade Level | Grade 1 to Grade 11 & 12. Results will be compared within the same year level group. |
| No. of Questions | 25 for all categories |
| Format | Grade 1 to Grade 11 & 12: 25 MCQ |
| Score per Question | 10 |
| Total Score | 250 |
| Duration of Exam |
Grade 1 – 30 minutes Grade 2 to Grade 6 – 35 minutes Grade 7 to Grade 11 & 12 – 45 minutes |
Note: Calculators, mobile phones, or programming tools are NOT permitted during the test.
TGS Cyber Olympiad Syllabus
Grade 1
- Uses of computers
- Parts of a computer
- Keyboard keys (alphabets and numbers)
- Mouse handling
- Identifying icons and desktop
- Introduction to logical patterns and sequences
Grade 2
- Start/shut down process
- Storage devices (USB, CD, etc.)
- Mouse types (left/right click)
- Simple Paint or Drawing activities
- Identify number patterns
- Directions, symmetry (early logic)
Grade 3
- Input and output devices
- Introduction to storage concepts (bit and byte)
- Icons, folders, and files
- WordPad operations
- Scratch basics (block-based coding)
- Picture-based coding puzzles
- Logical puzzles and sequences
Grade 4
- Data types: numbers, text
- Operating System intro (Windows)
- Keyboard shortcuts
- Paint/WordPad projects
- Internet basics (browsers, search)
- Pattern detection and logic (IF-THEN)
- Simple Scratch programs
- Logical thinking & flowcharts
Grade 5
- MS Word, MS Paint, MS PowerPoint basics
- Cyber safety
- Introduction to algorithms and flowcharts
- Scratch Projects – loops, conditions
- Problem-solving with logic gates (AND, OR)
- Searching and sorting ideas
Grade 6
- Advanced MS Word/Excel
- Algorithms and Pseudocode writing
- Flowcharts using symbols
- Simple Python (print, input, variables)
- Pattern detection & loops (Scratch or Python)
- Logical and computational thinking problems
Grade 7
- Introduction to Python programming
- Variables, input/output, if-else, loops
- Problem-solving using logic
- Binary number system (intro)
- Flowchart-based coding logic
- Sequence, selection, repetition (control structures)
- Debugging basics
Grade 8
- Python Programming: Strings, loops, conditionals, lists
- Problem-solving patterns
- Time & space complexity (intro)
- Logic-based puzzles (coding style)
- Data representation: ASCII, binary, bits
- Introduction to file I/O
Grade 9
- Python Advanced: Functions, dictionaries, nested loops
- Problem-solving in coding
- Recursion intro
- Sorting and Searching (Bubble, Linear)
- Tracing dry runs
- Basic complexity analysis
- Modular Programming
Grade 10
- Object-Oriented Programming in Python
- File Handling
- Stack/Queue (intro)
- Complexity Analysis (Big O, time/space)
- String manipulation
- Test-case generation
- Simple algorithm design
- Mini project (real-life problem solving)
Grade 11 & 12
- Recursion & Backtracking
- Modular approach & large problem breakdown
- Functions (scope, recursion)
- Data structures: List, Tuple, Dict, Set
- Time-space complexity in detail
- Searching/Sorting (Binary, Selection Sort)
- Use of Python in real-world apps
- Olympiad-style logic challenges
