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CBSE Aryabhata Ganit Challenge 2026-27 (Classes VIII-X)

Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) · India

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CBSE's national mathematics challenge testing how students apply maths to real-life situations: a school-run first stage followed by a computer-based national stage for each school's top three students.

Grade
9–10
Age
Not published
School attendance
India
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The one-hour, 40-mark MCQ test (no negative marking) covers geometry and spatial sense, algebra, data analysis and probability, number sense, mensuration and quantitative aptitude, with a focus on logical reasoning, visualisation and problem solving. In 2025 the top 100 students of every CBSE region received a Merit Certificate and the ten schools per region with the most Stage 1 participants an Appreciation Certificate.

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MathematicsMCQMerit Certificate
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