Institute for Promotion of Mathematics (IPM)
About Indian Online School
At Indian Online School, we are passionate about helping young learners discover the joy of mathematics and reach their full academic potential. Our experienced mentors provide structured guidance, personalized support, and challenging learning experiences designed to strengthen logical reasoning, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. Through engaging online sessions and a student-focused approach, we prepare aspiring mathematicians to confidently tackle competitive examinations and achieve excellence at both national and international levels. We provide Grade 2-8 olympiad classes.
Why Choose Us?
- Live Interactive Online Classes
- Small Batch Learning Environment
- Personalized Learning Roadmaps
- Comprehensive Study Materials
- Weekly Practice Assignments
- Topic-wise Assessments
- Full-Length Mock Tests
- Individual Performance Analysis
- Doubt-Clearing Sessions
What is IPM?
Institute for Promotion of Mathematics started in 1996 with the aim to tackle mathematical problems outside the school curriculum.
Mathematics exam syllabus comprises of thought provoking and challenging topics. This help students learn to analyse problems fast and anticipate results soon. Student develops to do fast calculations which help them to perform well in school and in competitive entrance examination at various stages.
The question paper is set by Institute for Promotion of Mathematics considering the competitive entrance examination at various stages. Children are getting the exposure of competitive entrance exams which will help in improving the performance.
Eligibility for IPM
- Eligible classes: Class 2 to 9
- Students must be currently studying in the class for which they are appearing during the academic year.
- Students from recognized schools can participate.
- The examination is open to students following different board patterns, including CBSE, ICSE, IB, SSC and other recognised boards.
- Students are generally required to appear for the examination corresponding to their current class, rather than choosing a lower class.
IPM Syllabus
The Institute for Promotion of Mathematics (IPM) conducts the All-India Open Mathematics Scholarship Examination for students from Standard 2 to Standard 9. The syllabus is designed around school-level mathematics but includes challenging, thought-provoking and analytical problems.
IPM Benefits
- Develops logical thinking and reasoning skills
- Improves problem-solving and analytical abilities
- Strengthens mathematical and conceptual understanding
- Encourages students to apply concepts beyond textbooks
- Builds confidence in competitive examinations
- Helps identify students’ academic strengths and areas for improvement
IPM : Mark Allocation
- Total Questions: 40
- Total Marks: 100
- Duration: 60 minutes
- The questions are designed to test conceptual understanding, mathematical thinking and problem-solving ability, rather than only routine textbook calculations.
There are two examination levels;
- Final Exam for all the students who have registered themselves.
- Mega Final Exam (for top 500 selected students from grade II-VI each and top 400 selected students from grade VII-IX each from the Final Exam).
- Mode of examination – Online
- Date for Mega Final will be decided by IPM.
IPM : Awards and Rankings
Certificates and Trophies
- Merit Certificate: For the top 251 rank holders in Classes 2–6 and top 150 in Classes 7–9.
- Distinction Certificate: For students who qualify for and appear in the Mega Final.
- Appreciation Certificate: For students who appear in the Final Exam but are not selected for the Mega Final.
- Trophies: The IPM brochure states that trophies are awarded to the top 5 rank holders of each class.
1st Prize : ₹ 20,000 | 2nd Prize : ₹ 10,000 | 3rd Prize : ₹ 5,000 | 4th Prize : ₹ 2,500 | 5th Prize : ₹ 2,000 |
6th – 10th : ₹ 1,000 each | 11th – 30th : ₹ 500 each | 31st – 50th : ₹ 450 each | 51st – 100th : ₹ 400 each | 101st – 150th : ₹ 350 each |
151st – 200th : ₹ 300 each | 201st – 225th : ₹ 250 each | 226th – 251st : ₹ 200 each |  |  |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the Institute for Promotion of Mathematics (IPM)?
The Institute for Promotion of Mathematics (IPM) is an organisation focused on promoting mathematical learning, logical thinking, and problem-solving abilities among students. Its mathematics-oriented competitive examinations encourage students to apply concepts, develop analytical skills, and build interest in mathematics.
Why should I enrol in IPM coaching at Indian Online School?
Indian Online School provides structured IPM coaching to help students strengthen their mathematical concepts and develop effective problem-solving strategies. Our classes include guided learning, regular practice, assessments, and expert support to help students prepare confidently for IPM examinations.
How are IPM preparation classes different from regular tuition?
Our IPM preparation classes are specifically designed for competitive mathematics preparation. Unlike regular tuition, which primarily follows the school curriculum, our classes emphasise logical reasoning, mathematical aptitude, application of concepts, challenging problems, speed, and accuracy.
Can beginners join IPM Olympiad coaching?
Yes. Beginners can join our IPM Olympiad coaching. Our preparation approach starts with fundamental mathematical concepts and gradually introduces students to more challenging problems, helping them build confidence and improve their problem-solving abilities.
What is included in the IPM training program?
The IPM training program at Indian Online School may include:
- Concept-based mathematics classes
- Competitive problem-solving practice
- Topic-wise worksheets
- Olympiad-oriented questions
- Mock tests and assessments
- Doubt-solving sessions
- Performance analysis
- Speed and accuracy improvement
- Exam-oriented preparation strategies
How is IPM Olympiad coaching different from school-level mathematics?
IPM Olympiad coaching goes beyond routine textbook exercises by encouraging students to analyse problems, identify patterns, apply concepts, and develop alternative problem-solving approaches. This helps students build skills that complement their regular school mathematics preparation.
