Five skills, scored one by one
- Number Sense
- Arithmetic
- Geometry
- Patterns & Sequences
- Word Problems
Each area is rated
Children aged 5 to 10 take one timed exam from home. Every child receives an individual skill report showing their strengths section by section, with tips on what to practise next, plus a physical gift. Top scorers also win real cash prizes, decided on merit.
Every child who sits the exam receives a personal skill report: their performance scored section by section, each area rated on a clear band, with a specific tip on what to practise next. It is yours to keep, whatever your child's rank.
Each area is rated
Arithmetic
9 / 10
Great calculation skills! Introduce mental math challenges and simple multiplication tables.
Patterns & Sequences
6 / 10
Practice completing number sequences. Start with simple +2 or +5 patterns before mixed rules.
Word Problems
3 / 10
Focus on understanding what the question is asking before attempting to calculate. Read aloud together.
Every participant receives their skill report and a physical gift, whatever their rank. We notify you when results are published, and the report can be viewed any time on the results page with your child's roll number and date of birth.
This report reflects your child's responses in this Championship. It highlights areas to celebrate and explore next; it does not define your child's intelligence or future potential.
Register and pay ₹590, incl. GST now to secure your child's place.
We confirm your place and send your roll number and exam-day details. Prepare a laptop or desktop before the day.
On the scheduled exam day, login at exam.ganitveer.com with your roll number. 60-minute MCQ paper, taken from home.
We notify you when results are published. Access the result and your child's skill report on the results page with the roll number and date of birth.
A physical puzzle gift for every registered participant, posted to your home within 7 - 10 days after the exam.
Open to every child aged 5 to 10 on the exam date. Parents register directly, and no school permission is needed. Everyone sits the same paper and is judged purely on merit.
Ages 5–10
One championship, open to all young learners in the age range.
One Paper
The same exam for everyone, with no separate tiers or categories.
Pure Merit
Ranked by marks, with deterministic tiebreakers. No lucky draw.
Every child meets the same set of questions and engages with them at their own developing level. There is nothing to revise beforehand. This experience is designed to reveal what a child already understands, not to check preparation.
Illustration only. Actual gift may vary
Every registered child is posted a single hands-on puzzle gift, delivered to your home. The certificate and skill report follow after results are published. Results are private: there is no public leaderboard, and you can view the report any time on the results page using your child's roll number and date of birth.
A guaranteed ₹1,00,000 prize pool, fixed and awarded on merit, regardless of the number of entries.
Awarded to the single top performer, first across all of India on merit.
Awarded to five outstanding participants, the next highest scores after the Champion.
Winners are decided purely on merit, with no lucky draw. TDS applicable as per Indian Income Tax law where applicable. See our terms for full prize and tax details.
We started GanitVeer with a simple belief: a child does not need a special superpower to think mathematically. Sometimes a missing foundation, an unfamiliar question or a discouraging experience can make maths feel out of reach.
We want to give children a reason to become curious: to notice patterns, ask questions and talk about how they arrived at an answer. Our aim is to make the Championship a starting point for that curiosity, and give parents useful insight into what to explore next.
Winning deserves recognition. Every participant also deserves something useful to take away. That is why GanitVeer combines a fixed prize structure with an individual skill report and a physical puzzle gift, while keeping individual results private.
Shajin Joseph and Bhavya Shajin
Founders, GanitVeer