Preparing for Olympiads while keeping up with your school syllabus can feel like juggling two worlds at once. Olympiad exams such as the SOF, IMO, NSO, or NCO demand higher-order thinking, logical reasoning, and problem-solving skills. At the same time, your school curriculum ensures you build a solid foundation in every subject. If you’re a …

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When preparing for Olympiads, most students pour their energy into core subjects like Maths, Science, or English. But there’s one underrated section that can quietly boost your total score — Logical Reasoning. It’s often called the hidden scorer because many ignore it, yet it holds the power to lift your overall rank with minimal effort. …

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When it comes to cracking competitive exams like JEE (Joint Entrance Examination) and NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test), speed is everything. These exams don’t just test your knowledge—they test how fast and accurately you can apply it under pressure. For 11th and 12th-grade students, mastering speed-based MCQs can be the ultimate game-changer. Let’s dive …

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  If you’ve ever felt butterflies before an exam, you know stress. But here’s the thing: not all stress is bad. In fact, a certain kind of stress—called eustress—can actually help you perform better. For students in grades 8 through 12, learning to tell the difference between harmful stress and motivating stress is a game-changer. …

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Exams can feel like a race against time. You’ve studied for weeks, memorised definitions, practised problems, and yet — the moment you sit in front of the question paper, your mind suddenly goes blank. Sounds familiar? You’re not alone. Many students in classes 8 to 12 face this frustrating experience. The good news is, it …

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