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Ganit track

Maths Olympiad coaching, structured from first steps to INMO.

Foundation, Intermediate and Advanced coaching for IOQM, RMO and INMO — progressing from 1-on-1 to small cohorts as your child’s problem-solving matures. AMC-8-friendly for early beginners.

Why Ganit

The four pillars of olympiad mathematics.

Number theory, combinatorics, geometry and algebra — taught not as topics to finish but as ways of thinking. We build the elegance and patience that competition maths rewards, one carefully chosen problem at a time.

Three levels, one continuous pathway

Placed by ability, moved at the right pace.

Foundation

Grades 5–8

Building fluency, curiosity and the habit of proof. Ideal starting point for beginners, with AMC 8 as a friendly first contest.

Intermediate

Toward IOQM

Full-topic depth and timed practice for the Indian Olympiad Qualifier in Mathematics — the gateway to the national rounds.

Advanced

RMO & INMO

Regional and Indian National Mathematical Olympiad training — rigorous proof-writing and the deep problem-solving of top contenders.

How we teach maths

Fewer problems, understood completely.

01

Place accurately

A diagnostic identifies genuine level across all four pillars — no one is pushed ahead of their foundations.

02

Teach the idea

Each concept is derived and understood before problems, so technique is never mechanical.

03

Practise deliberately

Curated problem sets and full mocks under timed conditions, reviewed one-on-one.

04

Compete & reflect

The Medhā Challenge and target exams turn preparation into real, measured progress.

Questions

Maths Olympiad, answered.

Not at all. The Foundation level (Grades 5–8) is designed for beginners, using AMC 8 as an approachable first contest and building proof habits gently. Starting early is an advantage.

IOQM (the qualifier), then RMO and INMO for advanced students. Foundation students also prepare for AMC 8 along the way.

By readiness, not calendar. We reassess regularly and advance students when their problem-solving — not just their marks — is genuinely ready.

Students usually begin 1-on-1 and join small cohorts of 3–5 as they progress. We never run large batches.

Start the Ganit track.

Book a free diagnostic call and we’ll place your child at the right level.

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