Fortis Psych-Ed Quiz - National Psychology Competition
Win ₹50,000 Cash Prize
12,000 participants
Psych-ED is India’s largest annual school psychology quiz for students in Classes 10-12, organized by Fortis Healthcare.
Mode
Hybrid
Fee
Free
Participation format
Individual and team
Teams of 3
Duration
1 hour for the online qualifier round
Eligibility
Grades: 11, and 12. Location: Open to all students from recognized schools across India. Requirements: The initial round is an individual online qualifier. Top schools then form a 3-member team for zonal and national finals.
- Grade level
- Grade 11 to 12
- Eligibility region
- Available nationwide across India
- Academic requirement
- Must be enrolled in a recognized school in India.
- Prerequisites
- An interest in psychology and mental health topics is recommended.
See if your child qualifies.
Rewards and recognition
Award
₹50,000 Cash Prize
Total cash prizes worth ₹1,00,000 are distributed among the top three teams. The winning team receives ₹50,000, the first runner-up receives ₹30,000, and the second runner-up receives ₹20,000.
Prizes
Trophies & Medals
Trophies and medals are awarded for zonal and national achievements.
Certificate
Participation Certificate
Certificates are awarded to all participants and their teacher mentors to recognize their involvement in promoting mental health awareness.
Opens doors to
National Finalists are offered scholarship opportunities at GD Goenka University, providing a significant advantage for higher education.
Career pathways
Top performers receive a prestigious internship opportunity with the Fortis National Mental Health Program, offering direct industry exposure with a leading healthcare provider.
Recognition
National Recognition
Skills your child builds
Key dates
Last edition
- Registration opened
- 1 Jun 2025
- Registration closed
- 5 Aug 2025
- Competition
- 7 Aug 2025 to 1 Sept 2025
- Results
- 1 Sept 2025
How to apply
- 1Schools register their students for the initial online qualifier round.
- 2All registered students participate individually in the online quiz.
- 3Based on performance, the top schools from each zone are invited to form a three-member team for the Zonal Finals.
- 4Winners of the six Zonal Finals advance to the National Grand Finale.
Rules and guidelines
- A team for the zonal and national finals must consist of three students from the same school.
- Only one team per school can qualify for the Zonal Finals.
- The decision of the quizmasters and organizers will be final and binding.
- Participants must ensure they have a stable internet connection for the online rounds.
- Any form of malpractice will lead to immediate disqualification.
Technology requirements
- A computer or laptop with a webcam and microphone
- Stable high-speed internet connection
- Access to a web browser for the online quiz platform
- Zoom or a similar video conferencing tool for the live final rounds
About this opportunity
The Psych-ED Quiz by Fortis Healthcare is India's foremost national psychology competition for school students, aiming to foster interest in psychology and promote conversations around mental health. It provides a unique platform for students to test their knowledge, engage with the subject outside of textbooks, and become advocates for well-being.
Open to students in grades 10 to 12 across India, the competition unfolds in multiple stages, starting with an individual online qualifier, followed by team-based zonal and national finals. This format challenges both individual knowledge and collaborative skills, offering a comprehensive and dynamic educational experience for all participants.
Exam format
- Total marks
- 100
- Duration
- 60 minutes
- Format
- Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)
Rounds and format
The competition consists of three rounds. Round 1 is an online qualifier for individual students. Round 2 features the Zonal Finals, where qualifying schools compete in teams in a live quiz format. Round 3 is the Grand Finale, where the six zonal winners compete for the national title.
How entries are judged
Participants are judged based on the accuracy and speed of their answers. The online round is based on scores from multiple-choice questions. The zonal and final rounds involve various formats like buzzer rounds, riddles, and audio-visual questions, where points are awarded for correct answers.
Selection process
Selection for the Zonal finals is based on the performance in the initial online qualifier round. The top 12 teams from each of the six zones are selected to advance. The winning team from each Zonal final qualifies for the National Grand Finale.
Academic details
Difficulty: Advanced
What's covered
The quiz covers topics from the standard Class 11 and 12 psychology curriculum, as well as current affairs related to mental health and general psychology.
Frequently asked questions
What is the format of the Zonal and National Final rounds?
The finals are dynamic, featuring formats like buzzer rounds, audio-visual questions, riddles, and rapid-fire rounds. These are designed to test analytical skills, teamwork, and quick thinking beyond standard MCQs.
How much prior knowledge of psychology is required?
A strong interest in psychology is beneficial. The quiz covers topics from the standard Class 11/12 NCERT curriculum and general awareness of mental health, making it an engaging learning experience for all.
How are teams formed for the Zonal finals if the first round is individual?
Schools qualify for the Zonal finals based on the collective scores of their students in the online round. The qualifying school then selects a three-member team to represent them in subsequent rounds.
What are the key benefits of participating, apart from prizes?
Participation enhances psychological literacy, critical thinking, and public speaking skills. It provides national-level exposure and a prestigious certificate from Fortis Healthcare, strengthening academic profiles.
How can students manage the competitive pressure of a national event?
Participants should focus on the learning experience rather than solely on winning. Thorough preparation, effective teamwork, and viewing the quiz as a platform to engage with a subject of interest can help mitigate performance anxiety.
What resources are recommended for preparation?
The quiz syllabus is primarily based on the NCERT psychology curriculum for classes 11 and 12, along with general knowledge on mental health. Students are encouraged to review these textbooks and stay updated on related current affairs.
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