The talent & scholarship track

Olympiads & NTSE

Long before the high-stakes years, olympiads and talent-search exams give a young student their first taste of thinking beyond the textbook. They are where exam temperament is quietly built — and where a Class 8 or 9 student first discovers how far their ability can reach.

Who can appear

Olympiads such as the National Science Olympiad (NSO) and International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO) run from the early school grades upward, through the student's own school. The National Talent Search Examination (NTSE) is written in Class 10, in two stages — a state-level test followed by a national one.

📷An olympiad classroom session — real photograph to be added.
What to study

The shape of the syllabus

Subject / AreaThe basic shape of it
MathematicsLogical, puzzle-led problem solving that rewards understanding over memorising.
ScienceConcept-first questions across Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
Mental abilityReasoning, patterns and aptitude — the thinking skills every later exam quietly assumes.
The real competition

A note on this track

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KVPY, once part of this track, was discontinued in 2022 and merged into the INSPIRE scheme — so it is not listed here as a live exam.

By class, from foundation upward

How Exampay prepares you

Class 6–9

Olympiad problem-solving

Class 10

NTSE stage preparation

Why prepare for Olympiads & NTSE with Exampay

Olympiads and NTSE are natural early milestones, not sudden hurdles — and that's exactly how SIP treats them: a steady, unhurried build-up from Class 6 that pays off in JEE, NEET and beyond.