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Are you geared up for Olympiads 2017-18? The Notification is already out!!!

Olympiads 2017-18 | SIMO Education Registration for SIMO Education Olympiads is completely online and paperless. The registration process is simple and self explanatory. The online registration guide can be downloaded here.

SIMO Education Olympiads Screening Test Results are out!

There is no Final Test for class X students this year! Final Test on February 19th 2017!

Congrats to all the students in the merit list!

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We wish Sripada Srisai Lalita Prasida a bright future ahead. Keep making India proud.

13-year-old Odisha girl wins Google Science Fair award - The Times of India Odisha's Sripada Srisai Lalita Prasida won a $10,000 award at Google Science Fair for developing a way to purify domestic and industrial waste water using corn cobs.

One good book is equal to 100 friends.

But 1 good teacher is equal to Internet.

Does this remind anyone of Batman?

Credits : The Couch Potato

...may sound like a good pitch for a country to invest more money in teaching mathematics.

Why Fields medalists are unlikely to emerge from the Indian education system Of the four Fields medals—awarded every four years for outstanding mathematical work done by the age of forty—announced recently, three attracted attention for reasons that went beyond exc

Deadline for registration for SIMO Education Olympiads 2015-16 is August 31, 2015. Register your school now!

SIMO Education Olympiads 2015-16 in association with Shaastra, IIT Madras Take part in the toughest Olympiads of the country and compete with the finest minds of India and win a chance to participate India's best Science and Technology festival Shaastra 2016 at IIT Madras.

A proud moment for Indians and also big scope of improvement for home team. Good Luck Team India for next year.

Indian-origin students help US win Math Olympiad after 21 yrs Two Indian-origin students helped the US win the prestigious International Mathematical Olympiad after more than two decades.

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Brain controlled Helicopter makes us believe there are no boundaries for innovation. What do you think?

The Puzzlebox Orbit Check out the helicopter you fly with your brain.

You need not be in top 1% of the class to do wonders. You just need to be curious enough about life.

Ksh*tij Marwah: From third bottom in his IIT- Delhi class to head of MIT Media Lab India By his own admission, Ksh*tij Marwah was an average student. At IIT-Delhi, where he studied, he was third from bottom. This was not because he wasn’t brigh

Your step is a boosting inspiration to many geniuses who are in a dilemma on choosing between Engineering and Research. Wish you good luck in your career Chitraang Murdia.

I have secured All India Rank -1 in IIT-JEE examination 2014. I took admission in IIT Bombay and was all set to become a Computer Engineer. But soon after getting the admission I realized that "Computer science is interesting to me, but my passion lies in physics. I wanted to do research, probably in quantum theory". Don't know how, but I developed my keen interest in Physics and decided to quit IIT. Everybody was shocked by this decision and that included even my friends. People used to say that you are a kid and don't know how to take important decisions of your life and you will be earning in lakhs after receiving the Engineering degree from IIT. But as always, I followed my inner soul and not what others said. Finally, I got admission in one of the world most prestigious institution Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and that too with scholarship. I have seen the students who are good in physics and maths are following the herd to seek admission to courses such as computer science and electrical engineering. It will definitely boost up the moral of those students who wish to pursue their interest in pure science but couldn't do that because of the family pressure or money.

Via Humans of India