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UIMO Sample Paper for Class 10 (PDF)

Download the UIMO Sample Papers for Class 10 PDF free. Practise with them to learn the UIMO paper pattern and the kind of questions asked, before the 2026-27 exam. The next UIMO exam is on 11 December 2026.

Latest (30 October 2026): Next: Offline (school) exam on 11 December 2026.

UIMO Sample Papers for Class 10 2026-27

This page has the UIMO sample papers for class 10, the exam pattern and how to use them.

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UIMO Sample Paper for Class 10 (PDF)
UIMO Sample Paper for Class 10 (PDF)
UIMO Sample Paper for Class 10 (PDF)
UIMO Sample Paper for Class 10 (PDF)
UIMO Sample Paper for Class 10 (PDF)
UIMO Sample Paper for Class 10 (PDF)
UIMO Sample Paper for Class 10 (PDF)
UIMO Sample Paper for Class 10 (PDF)

What is the UIMO exam pattern?

UIMO papers follow this pattern – 60 minutes:

ClassQuestionsMarksSections
1 and 24040Mathematics 30, Logical Reasoning 10
3 to 55050Mathematics 35, Logical Reasoning 10, Critical Thinking 5
6 to 105060Mathematics-1 30, Mathematics-2 15 (5 multiple-correct questions x 3 marks), Logical Reasoning 10, Critical Thinking 5

How to Use the UIMO Sample Papers

  1. Solve one paper in one sitting with a timer (60 minutes).
  2. Check your answers and mark the questions you got wrong.
  3. Revise those topics, then solve the next paper.

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UIMO Sample Papers for Class 10 FAQs

Are the UIMO Sample Papers for Class 10 free?

Yes. Every PDF on this page is free to read online and download.

How many questions are in the UIMO paper?

Class 1 and 2: 40 questions, 40 marks; Class 3 to 5: 50 questions, 50 marks; Class 6 to 10: 50 questions, 60 marks.

When is the UIMO 2026-27 exam?

Offline (school) exam: 11 Dec 2026; Online exam (direct registrations): 10 Jan 2027; mock 3 Jan 2027.

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