verified Championship registrations in one season
Some invitations are worth passing on.
An invitation to your school to explore GanitVeer Allies.
Thank you for following the little square on our letter.
GanitVeer brings together children's mathematical curiosity and the institutions that encourage it. Here you can discover what we are building, how your school can take part, and what to share with parents.
Here as a parent? Explore the Championship and register
A place for children's “What if?”
Mathematics can begin with something small: a pattern noticed, a possibility imagined, a question asked twice.
Our vision for GanitVeer is to help children hold on to that instinct to explore.
We want children to experience mathematics not only as answers to remember, but as ideas they can investigate. To look closely, make connections, try an approach and wonder whether another approach might work.
Some children already seek out these experiences. Others are still discovering that mathematical thinking can be interesting to them.
There is room for both.
Through GanitVeer, we hope to give families more opportunities to encourage this thinking, and recognise the schools and learning communities that help make those opportunities visible.
No preparation needed.
There is nothing to revise before GanitVeer.
The Championship does not test a prescribed syllabus, recently taught lessons or how much a child has practised beforehand. It invites children to use the curiosity, observation and reasoning they already bring with them.
A five-year-old may begin by noticing something simple. A ten-year-old may look further and make more connections. The same question can give both children something meaningful to think about.
Schools can share this opportunity with families even now, no special classes, coaching or preparation sessions are expected.
Just a child, a question and the willingness to try.
GanitVeer Allies
Encourage your learners. Celebrate your institution.
Teachers and schools introduce children to possibilities they may not discover on their own.
GanitVeer Allies recognises institutions that extend the Championship opportunity to their families and build participation within their learning communities.
Qualifying Allies receive:
- A framed institutional award to display.
- Recognition by institution name and earned tier on the GanitVeer website after the season's results.
Your institution's route to recognition
verified Championship registrations in one season
verified Championship registrations in one season
Registrations must be attributed to your institution. Recognition is earned afresh each season, and the award belongs to the institution, not an individual coordinator.
There are no referral commissions.
These thresholds apply to institutional recognition, not permission to participate. Your families are welcome to join even if your school does not reach an Ally tier.
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A simple role for your school
Share the invitation
Pass the parent brochure, poster and message to the relevant class groups or your primary coordinator.
Help families identify your school
Ask parents to enter your school's official name and city accurately and consistently during registration, so registrations can be attributed correctly.
Let families choose
Parents review the details, register and pay directly. Participation is voluntary.
Your school does not need to collect fees, organise a venue or host the Championship. There is no minimum participation commitment.
The GanitVeer Maths Curiosity Championship
Questions to explore, not lessons to revise.
Children aged 5–10 meet the same set of questions in their own way. The experience is designed to welcome different depths of thinking, not to check whether a child has prepared for a particular syllabus.
The questions are intended to offer different depths of exploration. An initial observation can give a younger learner a way into a question; a more experienced learner may look further, connect ideas or reason through additional possibilities.
Children bring their own developing understanding to the experience.
The Championship uses one common paper across the eligible age range. Scoring, recognition and tie-breaks follow the published rules.
The details
- Date
- Sunday, 29 November 2026
- Time
- 5:00 PM IST
- Eligibility
- Children aged 5–10 on the Championship date
- Participation
- Online from home, across India
- Device
- Phone, tablet, laptop or desktop
- Registration fee
- ₹590, including GST
Something to take beyond the day
An Individual Skill Report
Every participant receives a report with insights based on their responses, including strengths, areas to practise and suggested next steps.
It is a snapshot of one attempt, not a label for the child or a measure of their full potential.
A physical puzzle gift
Every participant receives a physical puzzle gift delivered home, regardless of their result, something to pick up and explore away from the screen.
Champion recognition
GanitVeer celebrates achievement alongside participation.
₹50,000
to one Champion, awarded on performance
₹10,000
each to five Achievers
Recognition is awarded on performance under the published scoring and tie-break rules.
The total cash prize pool is fixed at ₹1,00,000 regardless of entry count. Amounts are gross; applicable tax deductions and terms apply.
Every participant's report and puzzle gift are separate from these awards.
A few useful answers
Must our school reach an Ally tier before children can participate?
No. Children can participate regardless of how many registrations come from their school. The thresholds apply only to institutional recognition.
Is this only for children who already excel at maths?
No. Eligible children are welcome whether they already enjoy maths or are interested in exploring it. Families can consider their child's interest and readiness before registering.
Will our team need to manage registrations or payments?
No. Parents register and pay directly through GanitVeer.
Do all participants receive the report and puzzle gift?
Yes. These are provided to every participant, regardless of their result. Champion and Achiever awards are determined separately under the published rules.
Can we discuss this before sharing?
Certainly. If your principal, coordinator or teachers have questions, please get in touch.
Or write to us directly at contact@ganitveer.com.
A small postscript
Before you leave, we would love to hear what the letter meant to you, if you feel like telling us.
What, if anything, did receiving this inland letter bring back for you?
You may respond anonymously. Sharing a memory is entirely optional.
The next little discovery could begin with an invitation.
Thank you for considering ours.
Shajin & Bhavya
Founders, GanitVeer
GanitVeer | IgniVeer Ventures LLP
