r/JeeOlympiad

Looking for completely free resources

Hey everyone, I’m a Class 10 CBSE student. I haven’t started any proper/structured Olympiad preparation yet, although I’ve tried solving some Olympiad-level questions here and there and I’ve recently started getting genuinely interested in Olympiads.

I’m mainly interested in Physics and Maths, especially IOQM and NSEP. I’m also interested in NSEA, and resources for things like NSEC are welcome too.

Right now, I’m mostly confused about where to start. I don’t really want to jump straight into extremely difficult problems without having the necessary foundations first. I’m looking for resources that can help me gradually go from:

beginner → fundamentals → intermediate → advanced → international Olympiad level

I’m planning to start serious, structured Olympiad preparation in Class 11, so I’d like to use this time to understand the resources and build a good foundation.

I’m specifically looking for 100% free resources, preferably recommendations for:

- Lectures/courses

- YouTube channels

- Books or legally available PDFs

- Problem sets

- Previous-year papers

- Mock tests

- Websites

- Study plans/roadmaps(reallyyy appreciated)

- Anything else that you think is genuinely useful

I’d especially appreciate it if you could mention what level each resource is meant for and what order you’d recommend using them in. I’m okay with resources that are initially very basic — I’d rather build things properly than skip fundamentals.

If you were starting Olympiad prep around my level, what would your resource roadmap look like?

Thanks!

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u/Defiant-Koala7480 — 1 day ago

As Rmo is coming up in almost 3 months , im planning to start a daily RMO problem series do yall want it ( im a qual myself and aware of the difficulty lvl so itll be very relevent dw ) :))

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u/Ok-Square6758 — 5 days ago

guys nseb is just some random exam and one can crack it without any knowledge

they were talking about why potato id satvik and it doesnt have any carbs and it should be served to every kids 8 time per day so i said potato have carbs then they started cussing at me so i said that i am preparing for nseb and i have cracked nsejs so i know what i am talking about then this is what i got as reply

https://preview.redd.it/aoba8ajwjojh1.png?width=584&format=png&auto=webp&s=0e5aafe0a9591521fb750f279042aee5846ceb24

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u/Massive_Dragonfly902 — 5 days ago

NSEP WITH 3 MONTHS

So I am in 11th grade now and want to give nsep and also get qualified for inpho

I have studied 11th 12th ncert

I am planning to study jee adv then pyqs and then some questions from irodove, is this prep good enough??

I know I am short on time but I am trusting my intelligence

Any advice??

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u/venexro — 6 days ago

Posting solutions to indent126 problems

This aint no promotion, seen some people asking for solutions of problems on ident 126 acc. So yeah i am posting the soln on my profile, no need to follow me or upvote any of the posts. The soln are just the eqns of motion for each animation indent posts on his acc, u can modify question all u want (like for getting modal time periods)if u get the correct eqn of motion.

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u/Lagrange_HTN — 5 days ago

Olympiads coming up soon, don't stress too much yall. Trust ur prep , u will excel

u/Sp1rshi — 5 days ago

Beginner IOQM questions

Hey, so 1 week ago i was registered by my school in a maths exam that was not disclosed to me before hand, but a few days after that i found out that it was actually for IOQM.

I am already preparing for jee(11th rn) and i really loved the questions asked in IOQM and have had fun solving IOQM past papers.

Now, i am not thinking i can top the exam or anything but since i am competitive, what score can i get by just solving all the past papers? I am not going to be preparing formulas like others since i dont have time due to backlog.

Also what rank could i score based on just these past papers and my natural intellect?

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u/Vivid-Count8674 — 8 days ago

Questions and books

so im in 9th and i registered for ioqm like on probably the last day and i havent really studied MUCH like its my first attempt and i know basics of NT and some algebra so if i really wanna get like 20 or more should i just keep doing mocks and pyqs of ioqm and other olympiads or should i study some theory of nt and combinatorics and some other topics for a few days and then keep on trying problems? didnt really take it serious since idk i procastinate a lot
need help 😭

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u/Historical-Put6505 — 8 days ago

INAIO

Sup people!

INAIO is the future!

It is just like IMO and IOI, but for AI.

I think many people do not yet know about INAIO and IOAI.

So yeah do check it out. In my time it wasn't there, but I feel AI Olympiad is the future.

u/VisibleManner2535 — 8 days ago

yaar koi geometry number theory or combinatrics ke theorem and formulae cheatsheet for ioqm bhej do na😭

yaar koi geometry number theory or combinatrics ke theorem and formulae cheatsheet for ioqm bhej do na ye jad se jyada important hai ye important hai ye important hai ye important hai
reddit tujhko rel wel dunga agar delete ki meri post to sale

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u/Massive_Dragonfly902 — 9 days ago

​[OFFICIAL] Subreddit Updates: Master Resource Wiki Released + Official Partnership with The Euler-Maxwell Consortium ⚡

​Hey everyone! 👋

​To streamline preparation for Physics (INPhO/IPhO), Mathematics (IOQM/AIME/INMO), Chemistry (INChO/IChO), and Astronomy (NSEA/IOAA) Olympiads, the moderation team has officially launched the r/JeeOlympiad Master Resource Vault! 📚✨

​Rather than letting high-yield study materials sit in fragmented drives across Reddit, we have partnered with The Euler-Maxwell Consortium to host, organize, and update our central academic vault.

​📚 What's Now Available: → ​The Master Resource Vault: Direct access to Jaan Kalda physics handouts, Clayden chemistry guides, raw IOAA observational data sets, and 15+ years of solved past papers.

→ Automated Daily Problem Pipelines: Fresh, non-standard problem drops for daily active recall in physics, math, and astronomy.

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u/Slight-Animal-6971 — 11 days ago

Where to practice questions for ioqm? Ik solving previous year papers is a must but what else?AIME papers ? NMTC papers? What's the sequence?

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u/Sp1rshi — 12 days ago