iFEST 2020 (International Functional English Scholastic Test) by Apar Technologies is a Test of Functional English Proficiency of School students across 5 countries. This CEFR equivalent online test will be conducted online, with maximum 25 students (from 6th to 8th standard called Tulip ) and (from 9th to 12th standard called Daffodil) representing each participating school. .
The participation fee per school is INR 3,500 plus applicable taxes. The registration for the event starts from 1st September 2020 and 29th November 2020 is the last day to register. The examination is planned for 20th December 2020 , Sunday and award ceremony in Delhi on possibly 31st December 2020 or a webinar on the same day would be conducted. The exam will be held in online mode. We estimate around 800 schools with 20,000 students participating in the event on the date of the examination.
You can register your school at : Click Here
Registration Procedure
- The interested schools can click on Register Now button and fill the required details.
- Click on PAY NOW to make registration payment of INR 4,130 (inclusive of 18% GST)
- For queries, call on +91 9990 530 270 or send an email to info.noida@edge-pro.in
Disclaimer: For more than 25 participants, students can be added in defined categories (Tulip and Daffodil) only.
Awards Distribution
- Top 5 schools
- Top 5 students
- Top 5 girl child
- Top 5 boy child
- Best performing school
- Special mention award
- Special mention award
- Certificate of participation – School
- Certificate of participation- Students
Pattern of iFEST
30 minutes test
Functional English
Objective Questions
No negative marking
Computerized result generation
Answers To Fun Quiz Questions
- 1. I wish I could, but I can't join you guys for the trip this time. I am Skint.
- a) Split
- b) Spilt
- c) Skit
- d) Skint – A person who has no or very little money available
- 2. I’m not interested in getting into an argy-bargy over it.
- a) argy – bargy: noisy quarrelling or wrangling
- b) bargy – cargy
- c) cargy-dargy
- d) argy – dargy
- 3. We fixed the problem two days ago.
- a) Back – Back is not a proposition of time but location
- b) Ago – Ago is a preposition of time while the rest aren’t.
- c) Early – Early is a comparative, therefore doesn’t go in this sentence.
- d) All of the Above
- 4. None of the shirts is/are (Either) nice enough to be worn to a wedding.
- a) Is
- b) Are
- c) Either– The use of “none” before the subject makes it both singular and plural, therefore either of the helping verbs should be used.
- d) None
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