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Find exam preparation by country, curriculum and school board. Each guide explains the age or year group, what the maths covers, ways to practise and where parents can check current official information. Not sure which exam applies? Start with the child's school curriculum.

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School boards

CBSE Class 10 maths

A 12-week study plan, topics and exam tips.

Maths for Class 6 to 10

Topics, trouble spots and a four-week plan for every class.

CBSE Class 12 Maths (Mathematics and Applied Mathematics)

Class 12 maths is dominated by calculus, and calculus rewards steady practice, not last-minute cramming. Know the units, plan the months and practise full papers.

ICSE Class 10 Mathematics (CISCE)

ICSE maths has a broad syllabus and expects well-presented working. It includes everyday topics such as GST, banking and shares that students can master with practice.

ISC Class 12 Mathematics (CISCE)

ISC Class 12 maths goes deeper than most boards. It rewards students who understand why, not only how, and who practise every week.

State board maths (SSC, HSC, SSLC, PUC and others)

Every state board has its own textbook, syllabus and paper pattern. The best preparation starts with your own board's textbook and past papers, not a generic guide.

CBSE Class 10 Science

Class 10 science joins physics, chemistry and biology in one paper. Marks come from knowing NCERT well, drawing neat diagrams and solving numericals with clear steps.

CBSE Class 12 Physics, Chemistry and Biology

Class 12 science is heavy, but each subject has a rhythm. Physics rewards numericals, chemistry rewards patterns and biology rewards close reading and diagrams.

CBSE Class 12 Accountancy, Business Studies and Economics

Commerce combines a practical subject (accountancy) with two theory subjects. Accountancy rewards practice, business studies rewards structured answers and economics rewards graphs and terms.

Entrance exams

JEE Main Mathematics (NTA)

The maths section rewards a strong grasp of the Class 11 and 12 syllabus and the ability to solve many questions quickly and accurately. A calm, ordered plan beats frantic coaching hours.

CUET (UG) Mathematics and Applied Mathematics (NTA)

CUET's mathematics subject draws on the Class 12 syllabus. It rewards strong fundamentals and accurate, quick solving more than tricks.

NEET (UG): Physics, Chemistry and Biology (NTA)

NEET asks a lot of questions in a short time, mostly from the Class 11 and 12 syllabus. A calm plan that starts with NCERT and ends with timed mocks works better than random coaching hours.

CLAT (UG): Common Law Admission Test

CLAT is largely a reading test. Students who read widely every day, practise passages under time and learn to reason from the text do best.

CA Foundation (ICAI)

The Foundation level is the first step of the CA course. Accounting needs daily practice, law and reporting need structured written answers, and maths and economics need steady objective practice.

Olympiads and contests

SOF International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO)

The SOF IMO is the school-level Olympiad most Indian parents mean by "IMO". It is a good first challenge when it stays playful. Dates and format change, so confirm them on the official site.

IOQM, RMO and INMO (route to the International Mathematical Olympiad)

For students who love problem solving, the national route starts with IOQM and can lead to the Regional and National Olympiads and a training camp. Dates and rules change, so read the official notice each year.

Math Kangaroo (India)

Math Kangaroo is a worldwide contest known for short, clever questions that reward thinking over memorised formulas. It is a gentle first competition for curious children.

Coding and computer science

CBSE Class 11 and 12 Computer Science (Python and SQL)

Computer Science rewards students who write code, not just read it. Regular practice of Python, SQL and output-prediction questions is the most reliable preparation.

CBSE Informatics Practices (Python, data and SQL)

Informatics Practices focuses on working with data using Python, pandas, SQL and charts. Hands-on practice with real datasets matters more than memorising definitions.

ICSE and ISC Computer Applications and Computer Science (Java)

ICSE Computer Applications and ISC Computer Science are taught in Java. Success depends on writing many programs and tracing code by hand.

Cambridge IGCSE and GCSE Computer Science

These courses mix theory (binary, hardware, networks) with algorithms and programming. Students who write pseudocode and programs often score best.

AP Computer Science A and Computer Science Principles

AP Computer Science A is a Java programming course. Computer Science Principles is broader and project-based. Choose by your goals and your school's offering.

Indian Informatics Olympiad (ZCO, INOI and beyond)

The Indian informatics olympiad programme tests problem solving with algorithms. It suits students who enjoy puzzles and have a little programming experience.

United Kingdom

AQA GCSE Mathematics (8300)

AQA GCSE Mathematics (8300) has Foundation and Higher tiers. Students prepare best when they know their tier, practise across the full specification and show the steps behind an answer.

England Key Stage 2 SATs Mathematics (Year 6)

England's end-of-Key-Stage-2 maths tests are often called Year 6 SATs. Children meet arithmetic and reasoning questions; calm practice with the methods they learn at school is more useful than drilling unfamiliar tricks.

United States

New Jersey NJSLA-A Mathematics

New Jersey's mathematics assessment is aligned with the New Jersey Student Learning Standards. For 2026, the state introduced the adaptive NJSLA-A; prepare for grade-level maths, reasoning and modelling, and check the current NJDOE blueprint.

Australia

NAPLAN Numeracy (Years 3, 5, 7 and 9)

NAPLAN is Australia's annual national assessment for students in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9. Its numeracy test draws on mathematics learning; confident number sense and interpreting the question matter more than memorising a pile of tricks.

Singapore

Singapore PSLE Mathematics (Primary 6)

The Primary School Leaving Examination is taken at the end of primary school in Singapore. Maths preparation starts by confirming whether the child follows Standard or Foundation Mathematics, then practising concepts and explaining each step clearly.

Canada

Ontario EQAO Mathematics (Grades 3, 6 and 9)

Ontario's Education Quality and Accountability Office assesses mathematics at key points in school, including Grades 3, 6 and 9. The right practice depends on the student's grade, course and the current EQAO assessment information.

Dubai and Gulf schools

Dubai School Maths Exams and Curriculum Guide

Families in Dubai may be navigating Indian, British, American, IB, UAE Ministry of Education and other school pathways. Find the curriculum and exam board first; then choose practice that matches the child's actual school programme.

International exams

Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics (0580) and International Mathematics (0607)

IGCSE maths is taken in many Indian international schools. It rewards students who practise past papers and write clear working.

IB Diploma Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches, Applications and Interpretation

IB offers two maths courses at different levels. Choosing the right one for your future plans is the first big decision, and the internal assessment rewards early planning.

SAT Math (College Board)

SAT Math is mostly algebra and problem solving at a high-school level. Students who practise official questions and learn the test's tools do best.

IELTS (Academic and General Training)

IELTS tests listening, reading, writing and speaking. Most students improve fastest by practising each skill every week and getting feedback on writing and speaking.

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School-board maths (CBSE, ICSE, ISC and state boards), entrance maths, Olympiads, school computer science, and international curricula including AQA GCSE, Cambridge IGCSE, IB, SAT, NJSLA-A, NAPLAN, Singapore PSLE and Ontario EQAO. Share the student's syllabus and we check curriculum fit before lessons are agreed.

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