JNV RMO Preparation Series 2026
Online Mathematics Sessions for IOQM-Qualified Students
Prepare for the Regional Mathematical Olympiad (RMO) through expert-led online mathematics sessions.
5–17 November 2026 | 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Congratulations on Qualifying IOQM!
Congratulations on qualifying the Indian Olympiad Qualifier in Mathematics (IOQM)!
The Regional Mathematical Olympiad (RMO) is scheduled for 19 November 2026. To support your preparation, Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti (NVS) is facilitating a series of online mathematics sessions for IOQM-qualified students.
These sessions will help you:
- Strengthen mathematical concepts.
- Explore challenging Olympiad problems.
- Learn different problem-solving techniques.
- Develop the ability to write clear and rigorous mathematical proofs.
The sessions will cover Number Theory, Algebra, Geometry and Combinatorics, along with proof-writing and exam preparation.
We encourage all eligible students to participate actively, attempt assigned problems, ask questions and make the most of this learning opportunity.
Programme Details
Join the live sessions using the meeting link. Recordings will also be available through the YouTube playlist for revision, subject to availability.
Session Schedule
Join the sessions as per the schedule below. Each session will focus on a specific mathematical topic and Olympiad problem-solving techniques.
| Date | Topic | Lead Mentor |
|---|---|---|
| 5 Nov Thursday |
RMO Problem-Solving & Proof-Writing Foundations | Dr. Sagar Srivastava Iowa State University, USA |
| 6 Nov Friday |
Number Theory I: Divisibility and Primes | Udvas Das ISI Kolkata |
| 7 Nov Saturday |
Number Theory II: Remainders and Diophantine Equations | Udvas Das ISI Kolkata |
| 10 Nov Tuesday |
Geometry I: Triangles and Similarity | Dr. Sagar Srivastava Iowa State University, USA |
| 11 Nov Wednesday |
Geometry II: Circles and Advanced Configurations | Dr. Sagar Srivastava Iowa State University, USA |
| 12 Nov Thursday |
Combinatorics I: Counting and Pigeonhole Principle | Udvas Das ISI Kolkata |
| 13 Nov Friday |
Combinatorics II: Invariants and Parity | Udvas Das ISI Kolkata |
| 14 Nov Saturday |
Algebra I: Identities, Factorisation and Equations | Dr. Partha Sarthy Ghosh TIFR |
| 15 Nov Sunday |
Algebra II: Inequalities and Polynomials | Dr. Partha Sarthy Ghosh TIFR |
| 17 Nov Tuesday |
RMO Mixed-Problem Workshop & Final Touches | Dr. Sagar Srivastava Iowa State University, USA |
All sessions will be conducted from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. The schedule and topics are indicative and may be updated. Please check this page for the latest information.
What Will You Learn?
Explore the key areas covered in each session. Click on a topic to view its focus areas.
5 November – Proof-Writing Foundations
Mentor: Dr. Sagar Srivastava, Iowa State University, USA
6 November – Number Theory I
Mentor: Udvas Das, ISI Kolkata
7 November – Number Theory II
Mentor: Udvas Das, ISI Kolkata
10 November – Geometry I
Mentor: Dr. Sagar Srivastava, Iowa State University, USA
11 November – Geometry II
Mentor: Dr. Sagar Srivastava, Iowa State University, USA
12 November – Combinatorics I
Mentor: Udvas Das, ISI Kolkata
13 November – Combinatorics II
Mentor: Udvas Das, ISI Kolkata
14 November – Algebra I
Mentor: Dr. Partha Sarthy Ghosh, TIFR
15 November – Algebra II
Mentor: Dr. Partha Sarthy Ghosh, TIFR
17 November – RMO Final Preparation
Mentor: Dr. Sagar Srivastava, Iowa State University, USA
Important Instructions for Students
To make the most of these sessions, follow the instructions below and stay consistent with your preparation.
1Attend Regularly
Join using the meeting link and be ready before the scheduled start time.
2Complete the Pre-work
Attempt assigned problems before each session to make discussions more effective.
3Practise Writing Proofs
Explain why your answer is correct through clear, logical and complete mathematical arguments.
4Attempt Practice Worksheets
Solve the assigned questions after each session to consolidate your understanding.
5Revise Using Recordings
Revisit lecture recordings and work through problems you found difficult.
6Prepare Consistently
Practise regularly, review concepts and improve your problem-solving approach before the RMO.
Make the Most of This Opportunity!
The RMO is an opportunity to demonstrate your mathematical reasoning, creativity and perseverance. Stay curious, challenge yourself with unfamiliar problems, and focus on understanding the reasoning behind every solution.
We wish you the very best for your RMO preparation and the examination on 19 November 2026!