Vedantu Olympiad School - Maths, Science and Entrance Exam Preparation
Vedantu Olympiad School is organised as a progression rather than a set of standalone batches. Younger students begin by building conceptual depth and speed in the foundational years.
From Grade 7 onwards, the focus shifts to genuine Olympiad-level rigour number theory, combinatorics, geometry and advanced physics, chemistry and biology. By Grades 11 and 12, that same problem-solving base is channelled towards elite entrance exams like the ISI and CMI admission tests and JEE Maths and Physics.
This means a student who joins in Grade 5 can stay on a single, continuous path: Junior Math Olympiad → Senior Math Olympiad → College Entrance Exams, with no jarring restart in approach or teaching style. Students joining later slot directly into the level that matches their current preparation for Olympiad Exam 2026-27.
Vedantu Olympiad Courses: Compete Details
Course Name | Grades | Target Exams | Description |
Grade 3-7 | SOF-IMO, NMTC, Math Kangaroo | For students starting early and aiming to build a strong foundation. | |
Grade 7-12 | NMTC, AMC, IOQM, RMO | For students aiming for higher Olympiad-level mathematics. | |
Grade 7-12 | SEHSS, NSEP, NSEJS | For students aiming for higher Olympiad-level science. | |
Grade 11, 12 and Repeater | ISI, CMI, JEE Math, JEE Physics | For students aiming for Indian Statistical Institute (ISI), CMI and JEE. |
Olympiads in India: Complete List for 2026–27
Olympiad Exams in India split into two types: school-level competitions (open to all, conducted in school, awarded on merit) and national selection pathways (multi-stage pipelines ending in India's international team). The Stage column below tells you which is which.
Olympiad | Full Form | Conducted By | Classes | Stage | Leads To | 2026–27 Dates |
SOF IGKO | International General Knowledge Olympiad | Science Olympiad Foundation | 1–10 | Single level | Awards & scholarships | |
SOF ICSO | International Computer Science Olympiad | Science Olympiad Foundation | 1–10 | Single level | Awards & scholarships | |
SOF IMO | International Mathematics Olympiad | Science Olympiad Foundation | 1–12 | Level 1 | SOF IMO Level 2 | 23 October, 26 November or 10 December 2026 |
SOF ISO (formerly NSO) | International Science Olympiad | Science Olympiad Foundation | 1–12 | Level 1 | SOF ISO Level 2 | |
SOF IEO | International English Olympiad | Science Olympiad Foundation | 1–12 | Level 1 | SOF IEO Level 2 | Per official SOF schedule |
SOF ISSO | International Social Studies Olympiad | Science Olympiad Foundation | 3–10 | Single level | Awards & scholarships | |
SOF IHO | International Hindi Olympiad | Science Olympiad Foundation | 3–10 | Single level | Awards & scholarships | |
SOF ICO | International Commerce Olympiad | Science Olympiad Foundation | 11–12 | Single level | Awards & scholarships | |
SOF Level 2 | Second-level exam for IMO, ISO, IEO | Science Olympiad Foundation | 3–12 | Level 2 | Final awards | |
IOQM | Indian Olympiad Qualifier in Mathematics | MTA(I) with IAPT & HBCSE | 8–12 | Maths Stage 1 | RMO | 6 September 2026 |
RMO | Regional Mathematical Olympiad | HBCSE via regional coordinators | IOQM qualifiers | Maths Stage 2 | INMO | After IOQM results |
INMO | Indian National Mathematical Olympiad | HBCSE | RMO qualifiers | Maths Stage 3 | INMO Training Camp | January 2027 |
IMOTC | INMO Training Camp | HBCSE | INMO awardees | Maths Stage 4 | IMO, APMO, EGMO | Announced by HBCSE |
NSEJS | National Standard Examination in Junior Science | IAPT with HBCSE | 8–10 | Jr Science Stage 1 | INJSO | |
INJSO | Indian National Junior Science Olympiad | HBCSE | NSEJS qualifiers | Jr Science Stage 2 | OCSC | Announced by HBCSE |
NSEP | National Standard Examination in Physics | IAPT | 10–12 | Physics Stage 1 | INPhO | |
NSEC | National Standard Examination in Chemistry | IAPT | 10–12 | Chemistry Stage 1 | INChO | |
NSEB | National Standard Examination in Biology | IAPT | 10–12 | Biology Stage 1 | INBO | |
NSEA | National Standard Examination in Astronomy | IAPT | 10–12 | Astronomy Stage 1 | INAO | |
INPhO | Indian National Physics Olympiad | HBCSE | NSEP qualifiers | Physics Stage 2 | OCSC | Announced by HBCSE |
INChO | Indian National Chemistry Olympiad | HBCSE | NSEC qualifiers | Chemistry Stage 2 | OCSC | Announced by HBCSE |
INBO | Indian National Biology Olympiad | HBCSE | NSEB qualifiers | Biology Stage 2 | OCSC | Announced by HBCSE |
INAO | Indian National Astronomy Olympiad | HBCSE | NSEA qualifiers | Astronomy Stage 2 | OCSC | Announced by HBCSE |
OCSC | Orientation-Cum-Selection Camp | HBCSE | INO qualifiers | Science Stage 3 | IPhO, IChO, IBO, IOAA, IJSO | Announced by HBCSE |
ZIO / ZCO | Zonal Informatics / Computing Olympiad | IARCS | Open (school students) | Informatics Stage 1 | INOI | Announced by IARCS |
INOI | Indian National Olympiad in Informatics | IARCS | ZIO/ZCO qualifiers | Informatics Stage 2 | IOITC training camp | Announced by IARCS |
PLO | Panini Linguistics Olympiad | LDC-IIIT Hyderabad | School students | Linguistics Stage 1 | IOL selection | Announced by organisers |
IMO | International Mathematical Olympiad | International | Indian team | International | — | July 2027 |
IPhO | International Physics Olympiad | International | Indian team | International | — | July 2027 |
IChO | International Chemistry Olympiad | International | Indian team | International | — | July 2027 |
IBO | International Biology Olympiad | International | Indian team | International | — | July 2027 |
IOAA | International Olympiad on Astronomy and Astrophysics | International | Indian team | International | — | Announced by organisers |
IJSO | International Junior Science Olympiad | International | Indian team | International | — | December 2027 |
IOI | International Olympiad in Informatics | International | Indian team | International | — | Announced by organisers |
IOL | International Olympiad in Linguistics | International | Indian team | International | — | Announced by organisers |
APMO | Asian Pacific Mathematics Olympiad | International | Indian team | International | — | March 2027 |
EGMO | European Girls' Mathematical Olympiad | International | Indian team | International | — | April 2027 |
Note: The Olympiad exam dates mentioned on this page are based on the latest official notifications available for the respective examinations. Dates may be revised by the conducting authorities. Students are advised to regularly check the official website of the respective Olympiad or visit this page for the latest updates on registration, admit cards, exam schedules, and results.
Olympiad Exams in India 2026–27: Complete List, Dates and Eligibility
Olympiad exams are competitive, concept-based tests that go beyond the school syllabus and reward reasoning over rote learning. In India they fall into two broad families: school-level olympiads run by the Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF), and the national olympiad programme run by HBCSE, IAPT, MTA(I) and IARCS that selects India's teams for the international olympiads.
This guide covers every major olympiad for Classes 1–12 - what it is, who conducts it, eligibility, stage in the selection chain, and the latest 2026–27 dates.
SOF IGKO – International General Knowledge Olympiad
The IGKO tests awareness of the world around us: current affairs, life skills, environment, science and everyday logic. It is one of the easiest entry points into competitive olympiads for young students.
Conducted by: Science Olympiad Foundation
Eligibility: Classes 1–10
Stage: Single level (no second round)
Leads to: Awards, medals and scholarships
Exam date 2026: 22 September 2026
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SOF ICSO – International Computer Science Olympiad
The ICSO assesses computer fundamentals, logical reasoning, IT tools, internet basics and emerging technologies. Useful for students building early digital and coding literacy.
Conducted by: Science Olympiad Foundation
Eligibility: Classes 1–10
Stage: Single level
Leads to: Awards, medals and scholarships
Exam dates 2026: 24 September or 17 December 2026 (school-wise slot)
SOF IMO Level 1- International Mathematics Olympiad
The most popular school maths olympiad in India. Level 1 is a school-based objective paper testing logical reasoning, mathematical reasoning and an achievers section. Top performers move to Level 2.
Conducted by: Science Olympiad Foundation
Eligibility: Classes 1–12
Stage: Level 1
Leads to: SOF IMO Level 2 (Classes 3–12)
Exam dates 2026: 23 October, 26 November or 10 December 2026
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SOF ISO Level 1 – International Science Olympiad (formerly NSO)
Renamed from NSO, the ISO tests scientific concepts, application and reasoning across physics, chemistry and biology topics appropriate to each class.
Conducted by: Science Olympiad Foundation
Eligibility: Classes 1–12
Stage: Level 1
Leads to: SOF ISO Level 2 (Classes 3–12)
Exam dates 2026: 30 October, 19 November or 3 December 2026
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SOF IEO Level 1– International English Olympiad
The IEO evaluates spoken and written English: grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, and practical usage in real-life contexts.
Conducted by: Science Olympiad Foundation
Eligibility: Classes 1–12
Stage: Level 1
Leads to: SOF IEO Level 2 (Classes 3–12)
Exam date 2026: As per the official SOF schedule released to registered schools
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SOF Level 2 – Second Level Exam for IMO, ISO and IEO
Level 2 is the qualifying round for SOF's three flagship olympiads. It is tougher, held at designated centres, and decides the international, zonal and class-level rankings.
Conducted by: Science Olympiad Foundation
Eligibility: Classes 3–12 qualifiers from IMO, ISO and IEO Level 1
Stage: Level 2 (final round)
Leads to: Final awards, cash prizes and international rankings
Exam date: Tentatively February 2027; dates to be announced by December 2026
SOF ISSO – International Social Studies Olympiad
The ISSO covers history, civics, geography, economics and general social awareness, with an emphasis on application rather than memorisation.
Conducted by: Science Olympiad Foundation
Eligibility: Classes 3–10
Stage: Single level
Leads to: Awards, medals and scholarships
Exam window: Conducted through January 2027
SOF IHO – International Hindi Olympiad
The IHO tests Hindi grammar (व्याकरण), vocabulary, comprehension and literary appreciation — ideal for students strengthening their Hindi language foundation.
Conducted by: Science Olympiad Foundation
Eligibility: Classes 3–10
Stage: Single level
Leads to: Awards, medals and scholarships
Exam window: Conducted through January 2027
SOF ICO – International Commerce Olympiad
Designed for senior commerce students, the ICO tests accountancy, business studies, economics and commercial awareness.
Conducted by: Science Olympiad Foundation
Eligibility: Classes 11–12
Stage: Single level
Leads to: Awards, medals and scholarships
Exam window: Conducted through January 2027
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IOQM – Indian Olympiad Qualifier in Mathematics
IOQM is the gateway to India's official mathematics olympiad programme. It is a 3-hour subjective-answer paper (integer answers) with 30 questions of rising difficulty.
Conducted by: MTA(I) in collaboration with IAPT and HBCSE
Eligibility: Classes 8–12
Stage: Mathematics Stage 1
Leads to: Regional Mathematical Olympiad (RMO)
Exam date: 6 September 2026
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RMO – Regional Mathematical Olympiad
RMO is the second stage of the maths olympiad chain, a proof-based paper conducted region-wise. It demands rigorous written arguments in algebra, geometry, number theory and combinatorics.
Conducted by: HBCSE through regional coordinators
Eligibility: IOQM qualifiers
Stage: Mathematics Stage 2
Leads to: Indian National Mathematical Olympiad (INMO)
Exam date: Scheduled after IOQM results are declared
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INMO – Indian National Mathematical Olympiad
INMO is the national-level proof-writing round. Roughly 50–60 top scorers are declared INMO awardees and invited for training.
Conducted by: HBCSE
Eligibility: RMO qualifiers
Stage: Mathematics Stage 3
Leads to: INMO Training Camp (IMOTC)
Exam date: January 2027
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IMOTC – INMO Training Camp
A residential camp at HBCSE, Mumbai where INMO awardees undergo intensive training and selection tests. The Indian teams for IMO, APMO and EGMO are chosen from here.
Conducted by: HBCSE
Eligibility: INMO awardees
Stage: Mathematics Stage 4
Leads to: IMO, APMO and EGMO team selection
Dates: To be announced by HBCSE
NSEJS – National Standard Examination in Junior Science
NSEJS is the first stage for junior students aiming at the International Junior Science Olympiad. It covers physics, chemistry and biology at an integrated level.
Conducted by: IAPT in association with HBCSE
Eligibility: Classes 8–10
Stage: Junior Science Stage 1
Leads to: INJSO
Exam date: 22 November 2026, 2:30–4:30 PM
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INJSO – Indian National Junior Science Olympiad
INJSO is the national round for junior science, with tougher analytical and experimental-reasoning questions across all three science subjects.
Conducted by: HBCSE
Eligibility: NSEJS qualifiers
Stage: Junior Science Stage 2
Leads to: Orientation-Cum-Selection Camp (OCSC)
Exam date: To be announced by HBCSE
NSEP – National Standard Examination in Physics
NSEP is the entry point for the physics olympiad pathway, testing conceptual depth and problem-solving well beyond board-level physics.
Conducted by: IAPT
Eligibility: Classes 10–12
Stage: Physics Stage 1
Leads to: INPhO
Enrolment window: 21 August – 14 September 2026
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NSEC – National Standard Examination in Chemistry
NSEC screens students for the chemistry olympiad chain, covering physical, organic and inorganic chemistry with an application focus.
Conducted by: IAPT
Eligibility: Classes 10–12
Stage: Chemistry Stage 1
Leads to: INChO
Enrolment window: 21 August – 14 September 2026
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NSEB – National Standard Examination in Biology
NSEB is the first filter for the biology olympiad route, emphasising reasoning in genetics, physiology, ecology and cell biology.
Conducted by: IAPT
Eligibility: Classes 10–12
Stage: Biology Stage 1
Leads to: INBO
Enrolment window: 21 August – 14 September 2026
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NSEA – National Standard Examination in Astronomy
NSEA tests astronomy and astrophysics fundamentals along with the physics and mathematics needed to solve them.
Conducted by: IAPT
Eligibility: Classes 10–12
Stage: Astronomy Stage 1
Leads to: INAO
Enrolment window: 21 August – 14 September 2026
INPhO – Indian National Physics Olympiad
INPhO is the national physics round, featuring long-form analytical problems that reward strong derivations and physical intuition.
Conducted by: HBCSE
Eligibility: NSEP qualifiers
Stage: Physics Stage 2
Leads to: OCSC
Exam date: To be announced by HBCSE
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INChO – Indian National Chemistry Olympiad
INChO is the national chemistry round and the last written stage before selection camp, combining theory with data interpretation.
Conducted by: HBCSE
Eligibility: NSEC qualifiers
Stage: Chemistry Stage 2
Leads to: OCSC
Exam date: To be announced by HBCSE
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INBO – Indian National Biology Olympiad
INBO tests advanced biological reasoning, experiment analysis and interpretation of research-style data.
Conducted by: HBCSE
Eligibility: NSEB qualifiers
Stage: Biology Stage 2
Leads to: OCSC
Exam date: To be announced by HBCSE
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INAO – Indian National Astronomy Olympiad
INAO is the national astronomy round, with questions on celestial mechanics, observational astronomy and astrophysical estimation.
Conducted by: HBCSE
Eligibility: NSEA qualifiers
Stage: Astronomy Stage 2
Leads to: OCSC
Exam date: To be announced by HBCSE
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OCSC – Orientation-Cum-Selection Camp
OCSC is a residential camp at HBCSE where qualifiers from INPhO, INChO, INBO, INAO and INJSO receive theory and laboratory training. Final Indian teams are selected here.
Conducted by: HBCSE
Eligibility: Qualifiers of the Indian National Olympiads
Stage: Science Stage 3
Leads to: IPhO, IChO, IBO, IOAA and IJSO team selection
Dates: To be announced by HBCSE
ZIO / ZCO – Zonal Informatics Olympiad and Zonal Computing Olympiad
ZIO is a pen-and-paper algorithmic reasoning test requiring no coding, while ZCO is a programming contest. Either route qualifies a student for INOI.
Conducted by: IARCS (Indian Association for Research in Computing Science)
Eligibility: Open to school students
Stage: Informatics Stage 1
Leads to: INOI
Dates: To be announced by IARCS
INOI – Indian National Olympiad in Informatics
INOI is a national programming contest focused on algorithms and data structures, with solutions written in C++ or similar languages.
Conducted by: IARCS
Eligibility: ZIO/ZCO qualifiers
Stage: Informatics Stage 2
Leads to: IOI Training Camp (IOITC)
Date: To be announced by IARCS
PLO – Panini Linguistics Olympiad
PLO is India's linguistics olympiad, where students decode unfamiliar languages using pure logic. No prior knowledge of any language is required.
Conducted by: Language Development Centre, IIIT Hyderabad
Eligibility: School students
Stage: Linguistics Stage 1
Leads to: Selection for the International Olympiad in Linguistics (IOL)
Dates: To be announced by the organisers
IPhO – International Physics Olympiad
IPhO features theoretical and experimental papers of exceptional difficulty. The five-member Indian team is chosen at OCSC.
Level: International
Participants: Indian team
Selection route: NSEP → INPhO → OCSC
Event: July 2027
IChO – International Chemistry Olympiad
IChO combines a demanding theory paper with a full laboratory examination, testing practical skill alongside conceptual mastery.
Level: International
Participants: Indian team
Selection route: NSEC → INChO → OCSC
Event: July 2027
IBO – International Biology Olympiad
IBO evaluates theoretical biology and practical laboratory work, from molecular biology to ecology and biosystematics.
Level: International
Participants: Indian team
Selection route: NSEB → INBO → OCSC
Event: July 2027
IOAA – International Olympiad on Astronomy and Astrophysics
IOAA includes theory, data analysis and an observational round conducted under the night sky or in a planetarium.
Level: International
Participants: Indian team
Selection route: NSEA → INAO → OCSC
Event: To be announced by the organisers
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IJSO – International Junior Science Olympiad
IJSO is the flagship international contest for students under 16, with integrated theory, multiple-choice and practical examinations.
Level: International
Participants: Indian team
Selection route: NSEJS → INJSO → OCSC
Event: December 2027
IOI – International Olympiad in Informatics
IOI is the premier global programming olympiad, contested over two competition days of algorithmic problem-solving.
Level: International
Participants: Indian team
Selection route: ZIO/ZCO → INOI → IOITC
Event: To be announced by the organisers
IOL – International Olympiad in Linguistics
IOL challenges teams to analyse rare and historical languages through individual and team problem sets built purely on logic.
Level: International
Participants: Indian team
Selection route: PLO → IOL selection
Event: To be announced by the organisers
APMO – Asian Pacific Mathematics Olympiad
APMO is a regional mathematics contest written in participants' home countries, often used as additional training and selection data for IMO.
Level: International (Asia-Pacific region)
Participants: Indian team
Selection route: INMO awardees / IMOTC participants
Event: March 2027
EGMO – European Girls' Mathematical Olympiad
EGMO is a proof-based olympiad for girls, with India fielding a four-member team selected through the INMO and IMOTC pipeline.
Level: International
Participants: Indian team (girls)
Selection route: INMO → IMOTC
Event: April 2027
Which Olympiad Should You Choose?
Classes 1–5: Start with SOF olympiads — IGKO, IMO, ISO and IEO build early exam confidence.
Classes 6–8: Continue SOF olympiads and begin IOQM and NSEJS preparation from Class 8.
Classes 9–10: NSEJS and IOQM are the highest-value options; ZIO/ZCO suits coding enthusiasts.
Classes 11–12: Focus on NSEP, NSEC, NSEB, NSEA and IOQM for the national olympiad pathway.
Preparation tip: national olympiads reward depth over syllabus coverage. Past papers, NCERT mastery and standard reference books (HC Verma, Irodov, Pathfinder, Challenge and Thrill of Pre-College Mathematics) matter far more than coaching volume.
Result Highlights: Our Students' Latest Olympiad & Competitive Exam Achievements
The success of Vedantu Olympiad School students reflects the effectiveness of a strong conceptual foundation, expert mentoring, and consistent practice. Here are some of our latest achievements across prestigious national and international Olympiad and entrance examinations.
Exam | Result |
IPhO 2026 | 1 Gold Medal |
APMO 2026 | 1 Bronze Medal |
CMI 2026 | 25 Selections |
ISI 2026 | 20+ Selections |
INMO 2026 | 19 Qualifiers |
Sharygin Geometry Olympiad | 5 Selections |
IOQM 2025 | 961 Qualifiers |
RMO 2025 | 283 Qualifiers |
What Sets Our Vedantu’s Olympiad Courses Apart?
Most Olympiad coaching hands students a formula sheet and a stack of past papers. That works until the paper puts up a question nobody has seen before - which is precisely what IMO, IOQM, RMO and NSEJS are designed to do. Vedantu Olympiad School is built around teaching methods that train the thinking itself, so students can attack unfamiliar problems instead of hunting for a memorised template.
Puzzles and Math Games in Every Class
Every session opens with a short puzzle or math game before the main concept begins.
Warms up logical reasoning and pattern recognition - the two skills Olympiad papers lean on hardest
Builds Olympiad-style thinking in low-pressure form, so students associate hard problems with curiosity rather than anxiety
Keeps younger learners in Grades 3–7 fully engaged through a full live class
Introduces genuine Olympiad concepts - parity, invariants, counting, symmetry - through play, long before they appear as formal theory
We Focus on the "Why", Not Just the "How"
Our Master Teachers derive results rather than dictate them, so students understand where every formula comes from.
Concepts stick because students know the logic behind them, not just the steps
Reduces the "I understood it in class but froze in the exam" problem that comes from rote learning
Makes tough IOQM, RMO and NSEP questions feel manageable, since students can rebuild a forgotten result from first principles
Builds the conceptual depth that ISI, CMI and JEE Advanced actually reward in their subjective and proof-based papers
One Problem, Many Angles
We deliberately solve the same problem several different ways.
Shows students that a geometry question might yield to coordinates, pure synthetic reasoning, trigonometry or vectors
Builds flexibility - when the first approach stalls in an exam, the student has three more to try
Develops the ability to pick the fastest method under time pressure, a decisive advantage in IMO and NMTC
Trains students to evaluate and compare solutions, which is the core habit of every strong Olympiad performer
Our Features: Everything Included in Your Vedantu Olympiad Course
Every Vedantu Olympiad course is a complete preparation system - live teaching, printed study material, regular testing, and a support structure that keeps both students and parents in the loop.
LIVE Classes by India's Top Olympiad Master Teachers
Fully live, two-way interactive classes - never pre-recorded lectures
Taught by Vedantu Master Teachers with specialist Olympiad and competitive-exam experience
Students ask questions, attempt problems on screen, and get corrected in real time
Class recordings available afterwards for revision or missed sessions
Instant In-Class Doubt Solving
Doubts are resolved during the class, not queued for days
Teachers work through the exact step where a student is stuck, on the spot
Prevents small gaps in a topic like number theory or rotational motion from compounding into a weak chapter
Assignments After Every Class with Video Solutions
A graded assignment follows every single session, so practice stays consistent
Detailed video solutions explain the reasoning behind each answer, not just the final result
Difficulty is calibrated to the target exam - SOF-IMO and Math Kangaroo level for juniors, IOQM and RMO level for seniors
Printed Books Delivered to Your Home
Physical study material and previous-year question compilations shipped to the student's address
Covers IOQM, NMTC, NSEJS, NSEP and JEE-level Maths and Physics problem sets
Pen-and-paper practice mirrors real exam conditions and reduces screen fatigue
LIVE Quizzes, Leaderboards and Handwritten Notes
In-class live quizzes turn revision into a timed, competitive exercise
Leaderboards give students a healthy sense of where they stand against their peers
Teachers' handwritten notes are shared after class, so students follow the reasoning as it was actually worked out
Test Analysis and Actionable Insights
Every test comes with a breakdown by topic, accuracy and time spent per question
Identifies whether marks are being lost to conceptual gaps, silly errors or poor time management
Turns each test into a specific action plan instead of just a score
Monthly Report Cards and Parent-Teacher Meetings
Monthly report cards show subject-wise performance and month-on-month progress
Scheduled PTMs let parents speak directly to the Master Teacher about their child's preparation
Parents stay informed without having to sit in on classes or chase updates
Dedicated Student Telegram Group for Discussions
A faculty-moderated group where students discuss problems and share approaches between classes
Peer learning that continues outside class hours
Announcements about exam dates, registrations and deadlines reach students immediately.
Vedantu Olympiad School provides a structured learning pathway for students preparing for Mathematics and Science Olympiads, as well as advanced entrance exams such as IOQM, RMO, NSEJS, NSEP, ISI, CMI, and JEE. With live interactive classes, expert guidance, regular assessments, targeted practice, and detailed performance analysis, students develop the conceptual clarity and problem-solving ability needed to approach challenging questions with confidence.
The programs are designed not only to improve exam performance but also to build logical reasoning, analytical thinking, accuracy, and academic discipline. Vedantu Olympiad School offers the right support at every stage. Join the program to strengthen your fundamentals, sharpen your competitive skills, and progress confidently towards long-term academic success.
FAQs on Olympiad Exam 2026-27: Explore Vedantu Courses for Grades 3-12: Level Up for IMO, NSO, IEO, IGKO and More
1. What is Vedantu Olympiad School?
Vedantu Olympiad School is a structured learning program for students from Grades 3–12 that prepares them for Mathematics and Science Olympiads as well as advanced entrance exams. Students progress from foundational Olympiads in junior grades to higher-level competitions like IOQM, RMO, NSEP, NSEJS, ISI, CMI, and JEE through a continuous learning pathway.
2. Which Olympiad exams does Vedantu prepare students for?
Vedantu offers preparation for multiple national and international competitive exams, including:
SOF IMO
NMTC
Math Kangaroo
AMC
IOQM
RMO
SEHSS
NSEP
NSEJS
ISI Admission Test
CMI Entrance Exam
JEE Mathematics
JEE Physics
3. Who can join Vedantu Olympiad courses?
The courses are designed for different grade groups:
Grades 3–7: Junior Math Olympiad
Grades 7–12: Senior Math Olympiad
Grades 7–12: Senior Science Olympiad
Grades 11, 12 & Repeaters: College Entrance Exam Preparation (ISI, CMI & JEE)
4. How is Vedantu Olympiad School different from regular Olympiad coaching?
Instead of focusing only on formulas and previous-year questions, Vedantu emphasizes conceptual understanding, logical reasoning, multiple problem-solving approaches, and critical thinking. This helps students solve unfamiliar questions commonly found in Olympiad examinations.
5. Do students receive live classes or recorded lectures?
All classes are conducted live by experienced Olympiad Master Teachers. Students can interact with faculty during the session, ask doubts in real time, and access class recordings later for revision or missed classes.
6. What study materials are included in the Vedantu Olympiad courses?
Students receive comprehensive learning resources, including:
Live interactive classes
Printed study books
Practice assignments after every class
Video solutions
Handwritten class notes
Live quizzes
Regular mock tests
Performance reports
Parent-Teacher Meetings
Telegram discussion groups
7. Are the assignments and mock tests based on actual Olympiad difficulty?
Yes. Practice assignments and assessments are designed according to the target examination. Junior courses focus on exams like SOF IMO and Math Kangaroo, while senior programs include IOQM, RMO, NSEP, NSEJS, and higher-level competitive problems.
8. Can beginners join Vedantu Olympiad School?
Yes. Students can begin as early as Grade 3 through the Junior Math Olympiad program. Those joining in higher grades are enrolled in the course that best matches their current preparation level and academic goals.
9. Does Vedantu help students prepare for JEE along with Olympiads?
Yes. The learning pathway extends beyond Olympiads to College Entrance preparation. Students in Grades 11 and 12 can prepare for ISI, CMI, JEE Mathematics, and JEE Physics using the same strong conceptual foundation developed through Olympiad training.
10. Why should students start Olympiad preparation early?
Starting early allows students to build strong mathematical and scientific reasoning, improve analytical thinking, and gradually progress to advanced competitive exams. Early preparation also develops confidence and problem-solving skills that benefit school academics and future entrance examinations.
















