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Olympiads and spelling bees that Class II students in India can take, how to register, and links to the official websites.
All of these are open to Class II. The main difference for parents is how you register.
Parents can register directly, or through school. The exam is online, taken from home on a computer with a webcam. Official website →
Individual students (Class 1 to 12) can register online, or through school. There is a monthly online series from home and an annual exam (at school, or online from home for individual entries). Official website →
NSTSE accepts direct applications from parents for an online exam. The UIMO and UIEO pages also list an online exam for direct registrations, but say individual forms are not accepted, so confirm with the council when you register. Official website →
Parents can register directly for the online exam, taken from home. Schools register their students for the paper exam at school. Classes 1 to 10. Official website →
Online exams that can be taken from home. Register with your school's code, or with the individual code if your school is not registered. Nursery to Class 10. Official website →
The official website offers both an individual student and a school student registration. Open from Nursery to Class 12. Official website →
An astronomy and space-science olympiad (a school circular lists grades 2 to 10). Students can register individually or through school; Level 1 is held at schools. Official website →
Registration is through schools only (“Individual registrations by students are not accepted”). If your school is not taking part, SOF can send the forms to your school. Official website →
Held at school; a school needs at least 40 students to register. Schools that are not registered can ask SilverZone for a prospectus. Official website →
Maths-only contests, including international ones, that accept Class II students from India.
Online, 60 minutes, multiple choice, held in July. Parents can register without the school. Unicus also runs a separate winter contest, the Unicus Global Mathematics Olympiad (UGMO), in January. Official website →
Part of a worldwide contest held in 90+ countries. Class 2 sits the “Pre-Ecolier” paper. Schools can register; individually registered students take the exam online. A first round, then a final round. Official website →
Run by the Institute for Promotion of Mathematics, Pune, for Standards 2 to 9. Two stages (Final Exam, then Mega Final), held offline at exam centres. Results and certificates go through schools; ask the institute about registering on your own. Official website →
Run by SIMCC, Singapore; open from upper KG to Grade 12. Outside Singapore, registration is handled by each country's partner (for India, STEM Olympiad India). Ask the partner whether individual entries are accepted. Official website →
Open from Primary 2. Indian students register through the India partner, Global Olympiads Academy; the first round is online, and the final is usually held in Hong Kong or Macau. Official website →
Grade 2 is the youngest level. An online qualifying round for India, then an international final. Indian students register through Global Olympiads Academy. (Not the same as the “All India Mathematical Olympiad”.) Official website →
Spelling competitions open to Class II. Most accept registration by parents as well as schools.
Classes 1 to 9, at School, Regional and National levels, with a grade-wise guidebook. Parents can register online only if the child's school has not registered. Official website →
Summer and Winter editions. Online from home with a webcam; tests audio dictation, spelling and vocabulary, with a class-wise word list. Official website →
One online exam. Parents register each child directly; schools can register in bulk. The Grade 2 list is theme-based (animals, food, clothing and more). Official website →
Grades 1 to 9. Inter-school, State, National and International rounds, as part of a year-long programme with books. Parents can enrol with the school's code, or as an independent student. Official website →
Run by Humming Bird Education, which offers individual and school registration on its website. Official website →
The academy's own weekly online Sunday tests and annual exam, mainly for practice. Parents can register any time. Official website →
Checked on the official websites in October 2026. Dates, fees and rules change every year, so please confirm on the organiser's website before you register. Learn with Akshada is not connected with any of these organisers.
Original practice papers in the Olympiad pattern, with every answer explained.