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In school holidays. Exams in January 2026, Grade 2-7

A fun, productive activity that keeps students sharp during term breaks—without feeling like schoolwork.

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Why give the exam?

Is your child in the top 10% of the IQ chart? Our exams will reveal the answer.

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Grade-specific reasoning

Is your child in the top 10% of the reasoning/IQ chart as per his grade? Our exams will reveal the answer. If not, academic tuition will not help.

Parent Reports

Detailed feedback on kids ability to solve, reason and find patterns. Keep track of your child’s progress with detailed reports and insights for parents.

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Flexible Timings for the exam

Exam can be taken anytime on the day of exam from home.


Exam Timeline

January 12, 2026

Reasoning IQ Exam 1

30-minute CBT from home. Can be taken once, anytime on 12 or 13 January 2026.

January 12, 2026
January 19, 2026

Reasoning IQ Exam 2

30-minute CBT from home. Can be taken once, anytime on 19 or 20 January 2026.

January 19, 2026
January 26, 2026

Reasoning IQ Exam 3

30-minute CBT from home. Can be taken once, anytime on 26 or 27 January 2026.
Includes detailed feedback, peer comparison, improvement suggestions, and targeted practice questions.

January 26, 2026
February 7, 2026

Mock NAPLAN exam 1

2-hour CBT from home. Can be taken once, anytime on 7 February 2026.

February 7, 2026
February 14, 2026

Mock NAPLAN exam 2

2-hour CBT from home. Can be taken once, anytime on 14 February 2026.

February 14, 2026
February 21, 2026

Mock NAPLAN exam 3

2-hour CBT from home. Can be taken once, anytime on 21 February 2026.
Includes detailed feedback, peer comparison, improvement suggestions, and targeted practice questions.

February 21, 2026

Sample Questions

(Course will have 1500+ questions)


Theme Detection

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Passage: Even though she was afraid of heights, Lily signed up for the rock climbing wall. Her hands shook as she grabbed the first hold. She took a deep breath and focused on one step at a time. Halfway up, she wanted to quit, but her friends cheered her on. She kept going until she rang the bell at the very top.
Question: What is the theme?

Statement and Argument

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Statement: “Should cars be banned from city centers?” Argument 1: “Yes, it would reduce air pollution.” Argument 2: “No, people hate walking.” Which argument is strong?
a. Only Argument 1
b. Only Argument 2
c. Both
d. Neither

Order of things

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Four students are sitting on a bench. John is to the left of Tom. Mary is to the right of Tom. Alice is to the right of Mary. Who is sitting at the extreme left?
a. John
b. Tom
c. Mary
d. Alice

Evaluate Data Sufficiency

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Question: Is city P north of city Q?
Statement: City P is east of city R, and city R is north of Q.
Is this information enough?

Direction Sense Test

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Stand in a square room. If the window is on the North wall, and the door is on the opposite wall, where is the door?

Town A is North of Town B. Town C is East of Town B. Where is Town A compared to Town C?

Decoding

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In a specific code, 123 means “hot filtered coffee”, 356 means “very hot day”, and 589 means “day and night”. Which digit represents “very”?
a. 6
b. 5
c. 9
d. 3

Clocks and Calendars

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School starts at 8:30 AM. It takes Ben 45 minutes to get ready and 15 minutes to walk to school. What is the latest time Ben can wake up to be exactly on time?

Sarah is 9 years old. Her brother is 4 years older than her. In what year was her brother born if Sarah was born

Cause and Effect

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A heavy storm brought rain for hours. The street drains were blocked by piles of wet leaves. The water had nowhere to go and began to rise over the sidewalk.
Question: What caused the water to rise over the sidewalk?
Options: a. The sidewalk was too small. b. The blocked drains trapped the rain. c. The wind blew the water there. d. The leaves were dry and thirsty.

Blood Relations

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A woman introduces a man as the son of the brother of her mother. How is the man related to the woman?
a. Nephew
b. Son
c. Cousin
d. Uncle


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