Cash rewards for olympiad topper in every school*.
| Olympiad | EMO | EEO | ESO | EGKO | ESSO | EITO |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prize(₹) Rank 1 | 1000 | 1000 | 1000 | 1000 | 1000 | 1000 |
| Prize(₹) Rank 2 | 500 | 500 | 500 | 500 | 500 | 500 |
| Prize(₹) Rank 3 | 500 | 500 | 500 | 500 | 500 | 500 |
1. Cash Reward for top olympiad topper in every school.*
2. One in every 3 student will get medals (Gold, Silver, Bronze) on the basis of result & marks criteria in school. (Min. 50% Marks)
3. Merit certificate for 75% & above marks students.
4. Participation certificate for all the participation.
1. A citations in honor to the school.
2. Best principle nominee.
3. Best olympiad coordinator nominee.
4. Teacher certification for olympiad conduction.
5. Appreciation from parents & students for conducting the olympiad with these much reverting rewards.
| Class | 6th | 7th | 8th | 9th | 10th | 11th | 12th |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prize(₹) | 5000 | 5000 | 5000 | 5000 | 5000 | 5000 | 5000 |
Level 2 examination is for ESO, EEO & EMO (for class 6th to 12th) via online mode.
**Students who score at least 50% marks will be eligible for level 2 examination.
Students who participate in the zonal level exam will be awarded an e-certificate.
The medium of the examination is English.
1. Each question is worth 2 marks. A correct answer earns 2 marks, leaving it blank results in 0 marks, and a wrong answer receives 0 marks. It is recommended to leave the OMR sheet blank if you are unsure.
2. OMR sheets (Optical Mark Recognition sheets) are scanned and evaluated by software. This process is fully automated, meaning there is no human involvement in checking or grading the sheets..
How your rank in your class is calculated?
1. Your rank in class is based on your individual score in a specific Olympiad for your class.
2. Higher scores result in higher ranks. For example: If A scores 76, B scores 74, and C scores 70, the ranks would be A (Rank 1), B (Rank 2), and C (Rank 3)
3. In case of tied scores (when two or more students have the same score), the number of incorrect answers is considered. Fewer incorrect answers lead to a higher rank.
For example: If A, B, and C all score 76 marks:
A: 38 correct answers, 6 incorrect answers, 6 not attempted.
B: 38 correct answers, 8 incorrect answers, 4 not attempted.
C: 38 correct answers, 5 incorrect answers, 7 not attempted.
In this case: C has the highest rank (Rank 1) because they have fewer incorrect answers. A and B will have the next ranks (Rank 2 and Rank 3).
How your rank in school is calculated?
1. Your overall rank in the school is base on ypur performance in any particular olympiad, regradless of your class.
2. The same ranking criteria as in class rankings apply here and are also based on the percentage obtained by each student.
Note: Ranks are shared only if all scenarios for two or more individuals are the same. Cash rewards are equally distributed among them.
1. Olympiad Topper (Rank in School 1): INR 1000
2. Rank in School 2 & 3: INR 500 each.
3. Cash rewards are equally distributed if there is more than one student at any ranked position.
(Note :- Cash rewards are given only if there are 70 or more participants from the school in that specific Olympiad. The cash reward amounts are fixed and will not exceed these amounts under any circumstances.)
Gold Medal: Rank in Class 1
Minimum Marks Required: 75% and above
Award:
If the rank 1 holder scores 75% or above, they will be awarded a Gold Medal.
If the rank 1 holder scores below 75% but above 60%, they will be awarded a Silver Medal.
If the rank 1 holder scores below 60% but above 50%, they will be awarded a Bronze Medal.
If the rank 1 holder scores below 50%, they will receive no medal.
Silver Medal: Rank in Class 2
Minimum Marks Required: 60% and above
Award:
If the rank 2 holder scores 60% or above, they will be awarded a Silver Medal.
If the rank 2 holder scores below 60% but above 50%, they will be awarded a Bronze Medal.
If the rank 2 holder scores below 50%, they will receive no medal.
Bronze Medal: Rank 3 and top 30% of students
Minimum Marks Required: 50% and above
Award:
If the student ranks 3rd or is in the top 30% of the class scoring 50% and above, they will be awarded a Bronze Medal.
If a student scores 50% or below, they will not receive a medal due to their ineligibility under the medal-winning criteria.
Every student who scores more than 75% marks will get Merit certificate & rest will get participation certificate.
If the Rank 1 holder does not qualify for the Gold Medal (i.e., scores between 60% and 75%), they will be awarded a Silver Medal. In this case, both the Rank 1 and Rank 2 holders will receive a Silver Medal, provided that the Rank 2 holder also qualifies for a Silver Medal.
Similarly, if the Rank 2 holder does not qualify for the Silver Medal (i.e., scores between 50% and 60%), they will be awarded a Bronze Medal. In this scenario, both the Rank 2 and Rank 3 holders will receive a Bronze Medal, provided that the Rank 3 holder also qualifies for a Bronze Medal.
Furthermore, if all three top-ranking students (Rank 1, Rank 2, and Rank 3) fall within the Bronze Medal category (i.e., scoring between 50% and 60%), then all three students will receive a Bronze Medal, recognizing their achievements.
If none of the students achieve marks above 50%, even if they hold ranks such as Rank 1, Rank 2, or Rank 3, then no medals will be awarded to any student.
Students scoring at least 50% & above in EMO, ESO, EEO are eligible for an online Zonal Examination.
Students who participate in the zonal level exam will be awarded an e-certificate.
If the school's overall participation exceeds 300 registered students, a special gift will be presented to the principal.
Ranks are only shared when all conditions for two or more students are identical.
If two students have the same score and the same number of incorrect answers, they will share the same rank.
If a third student has a lower score, they will receive the next available rank, skipping the rank that would have been assigned to the tied students.