National Analytical Brains (NAB) Competition - Mathematics & Logical Reasoning
by Analytical Brains Education Private Limited
Trophies & Medals for Top Performers
The National Analytical Brains (NAB) Competition is an annual online event for students from Kindergarten to Class 12 across India, focusing on mathematics and logical reasoning skills.
Mode
Online
Fee
₹400
Participation format
Individual
Duration
60 minutes
Time needed
60-minute exam plus preparation time.
Eligibility
Open to students from Kindergarten (KG) to Class 12 across all states and union territories of India. There are no specific academic prerequisites or gender restrictions for participation. The competition is conducted nationwide.
- Grade level
- Grade 1 to 12
- Age range
- 4 to 18 years
- Eligibility region
- Available nationwide across India
- Academic requirement
- No specific academic prerequisites are required. Participants should be enrolled in schools.
- Prerequisites
- Basic understanding of mathematics concepts
- Logical reasoning and problem-solving skills
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Rewards and recognition
Prizes
Trophies & Medals
The topper of each category will be awarded the “Analytical Mind of the Year” trophy. Students scoring more than 95% will receive a “Champion Trophy”. Students scoring between 90% and 95% will be awarded a “Runner-up Champion Medal”. Students scoring between 60% and 90% will receive a “Consolation Medal”.
Certificate
E-Certificate of Participation
E-Certificates are provided to all participants. Physical certificates and awards can be dispatched for an optional courier and postage fee.
Opens doors to
Participation and achievement in this national-level competition can enhance academic profiles and resumes, providing a competitive edge for future entrance exams and higher education admissions.
Recognition
National Recognition
Skills your child builds
Key dates
Last edition
- Registration opened
- 1 May 2025
- Registration closed
- 15 Sept 2025
- Competition
- 4 Oct 2025 to 5 Oct 2025
- Results
- 15 Dec 2025
How to apply
- 1Register online through the official Analytical Brains website.
- 2Complete the registration form with accurate details.
- 3Pay the applicable registration fee online.
Rules and guidelines
- Ranking is based on marks obtained in the competition.
- In case of a tie, the candidate who took less time will be declared the winner.
- If both score and time are the same, a second round of competition will be conducted.
- Enrollment fees are non-refundable under any circumstances.
- Participants are ranked based on marks obtained in the competition.
- Participants must ensure a stable internet connection and a suitable device for the online exam.
Technology requirements
- Computer or laptop with a stable internet connection
- Web browser compatible with the examination platform
Fees and financial support
Fee details
Registration fees are ₹295 for the first 2000 enrollments, ₹350 for 2001 to 4000 enrollments, and ₹400 for 4001 enrollments and beyond. An optional courier and postage fee of ₹100 is charged if more than one prize or certificate is dispatched in one courier, with an additional ₹50 per candidate for multiple dispatches to the same Indian address. Enrollment fees are non-refundable.
Refund policy
Enrollment fees are non-refundable under any circumstances.
About this opportunity
The National Analytical Brains (NAB) Competition is an online assessment designed to enhance students' mathematical and logical reasoning abilities. This competition provides a platform for children to test their analytical and problem-solving skills in a competitive environment. It aims to help students identify their capabilities and real potential, preparing them for future academic and real-world challenges.
This competition is open to students from Kindergarten (KG) to Class 12 across all states and union territories of India. Participants are ranked based on their scores, and in case of a tie, the candidate who completes the test in less time is declared the winner. If both score and time are the same, a second round of competition will be conducted to determine the final winner.
Participating in the NAB Competition helps children enhance their self-confidence and provides motivation to excel in analytical subjects. It offers a valuable opportunity for brainstorming and analyzing mental and analytical skills. All participants gain practical experience in competitive problem-solving, which is crucial for various future endeavors. Winners receive trophies and medals, and all participants are awarded e-certificates.
Exam format
- Total marks
- 100
- Duration
- 60 minutes
- Format
- Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)
- Language
- English
Rounds and format
The competition consists of a single online exam. In case of a tie in scores and time taken, a second round will be conducted.
How entries are judged
Participants are ranked based on marks obtained. In case of a tie, the candidate who took less time is declared the winner. If both score and time are the same, a second round will be held.
Selection process
Selection is based on performance in the online competition, with tie-breaking rules based on time taken.
How to prepare
- Last year's competition papers
- Practice questions available online
Academic details
Difficulty: Mixed Levels
What's covered
The competition focuses on mathematics and logical reasoning, covering topics such as Number System, Simplification, H.C.F & L.C.M., Ratio & Proportion, Integers, Area & Perimeter, Mensuration, Comparing Quantities, Square & Square Roots, and Cube & Cube Roots. Practice questions and past papers are available online for preparation.
Frequently asked questions
How can students effectively manage competitive pressure during the online examination?
Students can manage competitive pressure by practicing regularly, familiarizing themselves with the exam format, and developing time management strategies. Focusing on individual performance rather than comparing with others can also help maintain composure. Deep breathing exercises before the exam can aid in relaxation.
What are some common mistakes participants make in analytical competitions, and how can they be avoided?
Common mistakes include misreading questions, spending too much time on a single problem, and not checking answers. Participants should read questions carefully, allocate time wisely, and review their responses before submission. Regular practice with timed tests can help identify and rectify these errors.
How are tie-breaking situations handled in the ranking process for the NAB Competition?
In the event of a tie in scores, the participant who completes the test in less time is declared the winner. If both the score and the time taken are identical, a second round of competition will be conducted to determine the final winner for that specific category.
What strategies can students employ to improve their logical reasoning skills for this competition?
To improve logical reasoning, students should regularly solve puzzles, brain teasers, and logical deduction problems. Practicing with sample papers and focusing on understanding underlying patterns and relationships in questions are highly effective. Engaging in critical thinking exercises also enhances these skills.
How does participation in the National Analytical Brains Competition benefit a student's academic profile and future prospects?
Participation in this national-level competition significantly enhances a student's academic profile by demonstrating strong analytical and problem-solving abilities. It provides valuable experience in competitive environments, boosts self-confidence, and can be a strong addition to resumes and applications for higher education, particularly in STEM fields.
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