The Indian National Physics Olympiad (InPhO) is the second of five stages in India’s Olympiad Physics Programme. As a result, the candidates have been selected to compete in the International Physics Olympiad. It is designed for secondary school students who want to broaden their understanding of physics. The InPhO is a competitive exam designed to serve as a reference point for pre-university physics students while also encouraging international collaboration. The primary goal of the InPhO exam is to enhance the efficacy of physics educational standards.
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Pointers of the Exam
The exam is intended for enthusiastic senior secondary school students who want to pursue higher education or a career in physics. One of the primary goals of exams like the InPhO is to identify talented students and provide a platform for them to be exposed to a global audience. Many additional exam levels are successful at the first level, and students who pass them will be eligible to compete in the prestigious International Physics Olympiad.
InPhO Result
The examination’s result will be announced on the official website of the olympiad exam. The results will be published first on the official website. When the InPhO results are published on the official website, students will be able to view them. Enter the candidates’ username and date of birth as the password to view the results. The date of birth should be in the DD/MM/YYYY format. The outcome will be determined by the student’s grades. All candidates can access their results by entering information, such as their InPhO roll number, DOB, and verification code. IAPT will release the answer keys along with the results. Students who pass the IAPT exam will be eligible for the next stage or level of the examination.
Different Stages and Eligibility
In the first stage of NSEP students must meet the appropriate eligibility criteria. They must outperform the top ten percentile by more than 50%. This is the Minimum Admissible Score (MAS in short). They are chosen for INPhO if they score more than 80% of the above-mentioned average. This is the Merit Index (MI) score. Students must satisfy appropriate eligibility criteria in NSEP. They must score more than 50% of the average of the top ten scores. This is the Minimum Admissible Score (MAS in short). If they score more than 80% of the above-mentioned average, they’re selected for INPhO.
The Indian National Physics Olympiad (InPhO) is used to select students for OCSC (Orientation Cum Selection Camp) in Physics as well as to represent India in the Asian Physics Olympiad (APhO). The five stages of the exam are as follows.
- Stage I: National Standard Examination in Physics (NSEP)
- Stage 2: INPhO (Indian National Physics Olympiad)
- Stage 3: Orientation Cum Selection Camp (OCSC)
- Stage 4: PDT stands for Pre-departure Training Camp
- Stage 5: IPhO (International Physics Olympiad)
