Which extra exams, for which class

Classes 1-12. Question papers follow the CBSE, ICSE and State Board syllabi, with Achievers questions in every class and a Logical Reasoning section up to Class 10. Registration is through the school.

Grades 4-12 in recognised schools. Covers environment and sustainable development: ecology and biodiversity, climate, renewables, natural resources and circularity. School-based registration.

India has Science papers through Year 12. Tests observation, interpretation, investigation, scientific reasoning and problem solving; less dependent on memorising one board textbook.

Classes 1-12. Question papers follow the CBSE, ICSE and State Board syllabi, with Achievers questions in every class and a Logical Reasoning section up to Class 10. Registration is through the school.

Classes 6-11; open to CBSE, ICSE and State Boards. A major part is based on NCERT / State Board curriculum plus VVM study material and reasoning.

Grades 4-12 in recognised schools. Covers environment and sustainable development: ecology and biodiversity, climate, renewables, natural resources and circularity. School-based registration.

India has Science papers through Year 12. Tests observation, interpretation, investigation, scientific reasoning and problem solving; less dependent on memorising one board textbook.

Classes 1-12. Question papers follow the CBSE, ICSE and State Board syllabi, with Achievers questions in every class and a Logical Reasoning section up to Class 10. Registration is through the school.

Classes 6-11; open to CBSE, ICSE and State Boards. A major part is based on NCERT / State Board curriculum plus VVM study material and reasoning.

Grades 4-12 in recognised schools. Covers environment and sustainable development: ecology and biodiversity, climate, renewables, natural resources and circularity. School-based registration.

India has Science papers through Year 12. Tests observation, interpretation, investigation, scientific reasoning and problem solving; less dependent on memorising one board textbook.

Years 7-12 with age/year divisions; India has an official participation route. Questions go beyond a fixed syllabus and test chemical thinking in real situations; school/coordinator registration.

Classes 1-12. Question papers follow the CBSE, ICSE and State Board syllabi, with Achievers questions in every class and a Logical Reasoning section up to Class 10. Registration is through the school.

Classes 6-11; open to CBSE, ICSE and State Boards. A major part is based on NCERT / State Board curriculum plus VVM study material and reasoning.

Grades 4-12 in recognised schools. Covers environment and sustainable development: ecology and biodiversity, climate, renewables, natural resources and circularity. School-based registration.

Special eligibility: For Class VIII. In West Bengal 2026, eligible students must be in recognised Government / Government-aided / Local Body / Government-sponsored schools, meet marks and parental-income rules; private-school/KV/JNV students are not eligible for the scholarship.

India has Science papers through Year 12. Tests observation, interpretation, investigation, scientific reasoning and problem solving; less dependent on memorising one board textbook.

Years 7-12 with age/year divisions; India has an official participation route. Questions go beyond a fixed syllabus and test chemical thinking in real situations; school/coordinator registration.

For Y9/Y10 or equivalent year groups worldwide (roughly ages 13-15). School must be a recognised institution and supervise the exam.

Classes 1-12. Question papers follow the CBSE, ICSE and State Board syllabi, with Achievers questions in every class and a Logical Reasoning section up to Class 10. Registration is through the school.

Classes 6-11; open to CBSE, ICSE and State Boards. A major part is based on NCERT / State Board curriculum plus VVM study material and reasoning.

Grades 4-12 in recognised schools. Covers environment and sustainable development: ecology and biodiversity, climate, renewables, natural resources and circularity. School-based registration.

India has Science papers through Year 12. Tests observation, interpretation, investigation, scientific reasoning and problem solving; less dependent on memorising one board textbook.

Years 7-12 with age/year divisions; India has an official participation route. Questions go beyond a fixed syllabus and test chemical thinking in real situations; school/coordinator registration.

For Y9/Y10 or equivalent year groups worldwide (roughly ages 13-15). School must be a recognised institution and supervise the exam.

Classes 1-12. Question papers follow the CBSE, ICSE and State Board syllabi, with Achievers questions in every class and a Logical Reasoning section up to Class 10. Registration is through the school.

Classes 6-11; open to CBSE, ICSE and State Boards. A major part is based on NCERT / State Board curriculum plus VVM study material and reasoning.

Grades 4-12 in recognised schools. Covers environment and sustainable development: ecology and biodiversity, climate, renewables, natural resources and circularity. School-based registration.

India has Science papers through Year 12. Tests observation, interpretation, investigation, scientific reasoning and problem solving; less dependent on memorising one board textbook.

Years 7-12 with age/year divisions; India has an official participation route. Questions go beyond a fixed syllabus and test chemical thinking in real situations; school/coordinator registration.

Classes 1-12. Question papers follow the CBSE, ICSE and State Board syllabi, with Achievers questions in every class and a Logical Reasoning section up to Class 10. Registration is through the school.

Classes 6-11; open to CBSE, ICSE and State Boards. A major part is based on NCERT / State Board curriculum plus VVM study material and reasoning.

Grades 4-12 in recognised schools. Covers environment and sustainable development: ecology and biodiversity, climate, renewables, natural resources and circularity. School-based registration.

India has Science papers through Year 12. Tests observation, interpretation, investigation, scientific reasoning and problem solving; less dependent on memorising one board textbook.

Years 7-12 with age/year divisions; India has an official participation route. Questions go beyond a fixed syllabus and test chemical thinking in real situations; school/coordinator registration.

Major university entrance. Useful for both Science and Humanities/SST students because subject-domain combinations include science and social-science subjects.

Classes 1-12. Question papers follow the CBSE, ICSE and State Board syllabi, with Achievers questions in every class and a Logical Reasoning section up to Class 10. Registration is through the school.

Grades 4-12 in recognised schools. Covers environment and sustainable development: ecology and biodiversity, climate, renewables, natural resources and circularity. School-based registration.

India has Science papers through Year 12. Tests observation, interpretation, investigation, scientific reasoning and problem solving; less dependent on memorising one board textbook.

Years 7-12 with age/year divisions; India has an official participation route. Questions go beyond a fixed syllabus and test chemical thinking in real situations; school/coordinator registration.