Detailed structure, subject-wise distribution, scoring scheme, syllabus, and rank tie-breaking criteria for Prince Olympiad 2026.
The exam paper consists of 100 multiple-choice questions (MCQs) to be solved in 1 hour 30 minutes (90 Minutes).
Exam papers will be available in both English and Hindi medium.
| Class / Stream | Subject Breakdown & Questions | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Class XI-XII Science (PCM) |
Physics15 Qs
Chemistry15 Qs
Mathematics20 Qs
Mental Ability10 Qs
|
60 Qs |
| Class XI-XII Science (PCB) |
Physics20 Qs
Chemistry20 Qs
Biology30 Qs
Mental Ability10 Qs
|
80 Qs |
| Class XI-XII Humanities |
Political Science30 Qs
History30 Qs
Geography30 Qs
English Core10 Qs
|
100 Qs |
| Class VIII-X |
Mathematics15 Qs
Physics15 Qs
Chemistry15 Qs
Biology10 Qs
Mental Ability10 Qs
|
65 Qs |
| Class VI & VII |
Mathematics15 Qs
Science15 Qs
English10 Qs
Social Science10 Qs
Mental Ability10 Qs
|
60 Qs |
| Class V |
Mathematics15 Qs
EVS25 Qs
English10 Qs
Mental Ability10 Qs
|
60 Qs |
Correct Answers: Each correct answer will be awarded +4 marks.
Wrong Answers: 1 mark will be deducted for each wrong answer (Negative Marking).
Unattempted Questions: No marks will be deducted for questions not attempted.
Class-wise Ranks: Ranks will be prepared strictly from highest to lowest total marks achieved.
Tie-breaking Rules: If two or more students score identical total marks, the higher rank will be determined based on subject scores in the following priority order: