Antariksha National Space Quiz
Trophy, Medals & National Space Masters Title
The Antariksha National Space Quiz is an online competition for Indian students in Standards 3-10, designed to enhance space science knowledge and foster future STEM skills. Participants can compete individually or in school teams for national recognition and exciting awards.
Mode
Online
Fee
₹250
Participation format
Individual and team
Teams of 2 to 3
Duration
Multiple rounds over several weeks
Eligibility
The Antariksha National Space Quiz is open to Indian students in Standards 3 to 10 (ages 8-15). Participants can join individually or as school teams, with a maximum of two teams per school per category. There are no specific academic performance or financial criteria.
- Grade level
- Grade 3 to 10
- Age range
- 8 to 15 years
- Eligibility region
- Available nationwide across India
- Academic requirement
- Open to all students within the specified grade levels.
- Prerequisites
- Interest in space science and astronomy
- Basic understanding of space-related topics
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Rewards and recognition
Prizes
Trophy & Medals
Winning teams receive a trophy and medals for team members. Individual top 3 winners receive medals.
Certificate
National Space Masters Certificate
Prestigious certificates are awarded to participants who qualify for subsequent rounds and to all round winners. Final contest winners receive a 'National Space Masters' certificate.
Opens doors to
Recognition as a 'National Space Master' or a certificate of participation can enhance academic profiles for college admissions and specialized programs.
Career pathways
Participation can inspire students towards careers in aerospace, astronomy, research, and other STEM disciplines, providing a strong foundation for higher studies.
Recognition
National Space Masters Title
Skills your child builds
Key dates
Last edition
- Registration opened
- 1 Jul 2025
- Registration closed
- 31 Jul 2025
- Competition
- 16 Aug 2025 to 30 Sept 2025
How to apply
- 1Online registration
- 2Schools nominate teams (up to 2 teams per category)
- 3Individual participants can apply for the pre-qualification round
- 4Appear for online pre-qualification test
Rules and guidelines
- Registration is open for schools and individual participants.
- Schools can nominate a maximum of two teams per category.
- The qualifier test must be attempted within the specified dates.
- Schools are permitted to nominate a maximum of two teams per category.
- Participants must ensure their online profile is updated for communication.
- Each mobile number and email address can be used only once for participation.
- Schools may nominate up to 2 teams in each category
- One student can take the quiz only once
- No negative marking for incorrect answers in some quiz formats
Technology requirements
- Computer or laptop with internet access
- Stable internet connection
- Webcam (recommended for proctored rounds, if any)
- Updated web browser
- Email ID and mobile number for communication
Fees and financial support
Fee details
A nominal fee of INR 250 is charged for participation in the Antariksh Space Quiz. Alternatively, joining the Antariksh SpacePort Membership for INR 1000 provides free registration for the quiz along with other exclusive benefits.
Refund policy
Details regarding the refund policy are not explicitly provided. Participants are advised to check the official Antariksh Society website for more information.
About this opportunity
The Antariksha National Space Quiz is a leading online competition aimed at inspiring Indian students in space science and astronomy. This quiz provides a comprehensive platform to prepare, test, and mentor participants, helping them develop essential space-ready skills and knowledge. It is organized by Antariksh Society, a project supported by Bharat Astrospace under the 'India in Space Project'.
This quiz is open to students across India, divided into two categories: Stellar for Standards 3 to 5 (ages 8-10) and Universal for Standards 6 to 10 (ages 11-15). Students can participate individually or as part of a school team, with each school permitted to nominate up to two teams per category. The competition features multiple online rounds culminating in a grand finale.
Participants will significantly expand their knowledge in space science and technology, gaining a deeper understanding of India's remarkable achievements in space exploration. Winners will receive prestigious certificates, trophies, and medals, earning the esteemed title of 'National Space Masters'. All participants who clear each round will also receive a certificate, acknowledging their progress and achievement.
This national-level quiz offers a unique opportunity for students to challenge their abilities, learn from experts in the field, and connect with the wider space community. It actively promotes critical thinking and problem-solving skills, which are crucial for pursuing future careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields.
Exam format
- Total marks
- 50
- Duration
- 30 minutes
- Format
- Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)
- Language
- English
Rounds and format
The competition consists of 4 online rounds and 1 grand finale online. Round One is a 50-marks pre-qualification online quiz exam. Round Two selects the top 125 teams for City/State Level, where multiple separate teams compete. Further rounds lead to the Grand Finale.
How entries are judged
Participants are evaluated based on their scores in the online quiz rounds. A minimum of 60% in the pre-qualification round is required to advance. Accuracy and speed may be factors in tie-breaking scenarios.
Selection process
Selection is based on performance in the online quiz rounds. Participants must achieve a minimum score in the pre-qualification round to proceed to subsequent stages. Top performers from each round advance.
How to prepare
- Online syllabus provided by Antariksh Society
Academic details
Difficulty: Mixed Levels
What's covered
The quiz covers topics related to space exploration, celestial wonders, and India's achievements in space science. Participants are expected to study the provided syllabus course, which is available online through Antariksh Society.
Frequently asked questions
What topics should participants focus on for the quiz?
The syllabus primarily covers space exploration, celestial bodies, Indian space missions (ISRO achievements), and general astronomy. Registered participants receive access to a detailed online study course.
How are teams formed and registered for the competition?
Schools can nominate up to two teams per category. The school coordinator must complete the team registration process on the official website. Individual students can also register and compete on their own.
What is the format of the online quiz rounds?
The quiz consists of multiple-choice questions (MCQs) and is time-bound. The number of questions and duration vary for each round. There is typically no negative marking in the initial rounds.
What are the technical requirements for participating in the online quiz?
Participants need a stable internet connection, a desktop or laptop computer, and an updated web browser. Use of mobile phones is generally not recommended to ensure a smooth experience.
How does a participant advance to the final round?
Advancement is based on performance. Participants must clear the pre-qualification round with a minimum score. Subsequent rounds filter the top performers, who then compete at city/state levels to reach the Grand Finale.
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