Result & Reward Criteria
Complete marking rules, ranking logic, cash rewards, medals, and zonal exam eligibility for Eduno International Olympiad.
Cash Rewards
Up to ₹1,000 for school toppers
Gold · Silver · Bronze
Merit-based medal criteria
70+ Participants
Required for cash prize eligibility
Zonal Exam
50%+ in IMO, ISO or IEO (Classes 6–12)
Exam Basics
Important information every school and student should know before the examination.
The exam is conducted in English only, except for the Hindi subject examination.
Marking Rules
Transparent scoring system with computer-checked OMR sheets.
Point 1 — Scoring System
💡 Tip: If you are unsure, leave it blank on the OMR sheet.
Point 2 — Grading Process
OMR (Optical Mark Recognition) sheets are checked by computer software. The process is fully automatic with no human intervention.
What is Rank in Class?
Class rank is calculated within one Olympiad for a specific class.
Rank is based on score in one Olympiad for a specific class. Higher score = better rank. Example: Score 76 = Rank 1, Score 74 = Rank 2, Score 70 = Rank 3.
If scores are tied, the number of wrong answers is used. Fewer wrong answers = higher rank.
Tie-Breaker Example
| Student | Score | Wrong | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| Student A | 76 | 6 | Rank 3 |
| Student B | 76 | 5 | Rank 1 (shared) |
| Student C | 76 | 5 | Rank 1 (shared) |
ℹ️ If two students share Rank 1, the next student gets Rank 3 (no Rank 2).
School Rank Calculation
School rank applies across all classes within the same school for a single Olympiad.
School rank is based on a student's score in one Olympiad across all classes in that school.
Same rules as class rank, primarily based on percentage score.
Ranks are shared only if all details match exactly (score, wrong answers, etc.).
If multiple students share a rank, the cash prize for that rank is split equally among them.
Cash Rewards
Eduno is among the few Olympiads offering cash rewards to participating schools.
- If multiple students share a rank, the cash prize for that rank is split equally.
- Cash rewards apply only if the school has 70+ participants in that Olympiad. Amounts are fixed.
Medal Criteria
Medals are awarded based on class rank and minimum percentage marks.
Gold Medal
Only for Rank 1 in class. Minimum 75% marks required.
- 75% or above → Gold Medal
Silver Medal
Only for Rank 2 in class. Minimum 60% marks required.
- 60% or above → Silver Medal
- 50%–59% → Bronze Medal instead
- Below 50% → No medal
Bronze Medal
For Rank 3 to top 30% in class. Minimum 50% marks required.
- Rank 3 to top 30% with 50%+ marks → Bronze Medal
- 50% or below → Does not qualify
Special Medal Rules
Additional scenarios for medal allocation when top ranks do not meet standard thresholds.
- 1 If Rank 1 scores 60%–74% (not qualifying for Gold), they receive Silver. If Rank 2 also qualifies (60%+), both Rank 1 and Rank 2 receive Silver.
- 2 If Rank 2 scores 50%–59% (not qualifying for Silver), they receive Bronze. If Rank 3 also qualifies (50%+), both Rank 2 and Rank 3 receive Bronze.
- 3 If the top 3 students all score 50%–59%, all three receive Bronze.
- 4 If no one in the top 3 scores 50% or higher, no medals are awarded at all.
- 5 A minimum of 5 students per class per subject is required for medals to be awarded.
Zonal Exam Eligibility
Qualify for the next level of competition based on your Olympiad performance.
Students with 50%+ marks in EMO (Mathematics), ESO (Science), or EEO (English) qualify for the online Zonal Exam.
Zonal participants receive an e-certificate.
Applicable for Classes 6 to 12.
Principal Honor
Recognition for schools with outstanding participation.
If a school registers 300+ students in total, the principal receives a special gift from Eduno.
Final Note on Ranks
Key reminders about rank sharing and prize distribution.
- 1 Ranks are shared only if score AND wrong answers match exactly.
- 2 If two students share Rank 1, the next student gets Rank 3 (no Rank 2).
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