A score tells you how your child did on one paper, on one day. Global Young Scholar shows how they think, where they stand among students at their level, and what comes next.
Start Discovery ₹299For Classes 6–12. Taken on a phone, at your child's own pace.
Watch the 90-second overview, with sound.
The simplest way to see your child the way GYS does, before committing to a full plan.
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Start Discovery ₹299Answer correctly and the next question gets a little harder. Miss one and it eases off. The exam spends its time where your child actually is.
Two students with the same number of right answers can score differently. The score reflects the difficulty your child has mastered, not just the count.
An 80th percentile means your child did as well as or better than 80% of GYS students at the same level. It is about standing, not "80% correct".
Discovery is the first step. The full plans add the rest of the map.
How your child thinks
Who your child is
What comes next
Complete all three Reasoning exams and your child earns a Performance Tier, which they can climb with quarterly retakes:
A joint initiative of Access USA, Argus and EducationWorld.
Access USA is led by Raymond Ravaglia, former Dean, Stanford University Pre-Collegiate Studies, and founder of two of the world's leading online schools. Argus runs the testing platform. EducationWorld is India's leading school-ranking publication.
Yes. Discovery is a one-time purchase, not a subscription. If you upgrade to a full plan while Discovery is active, the ₹299 is credited toward it.
An exam that adjusts as your child goes. It starts at a moderate level, then gets harder after correct answers and easier after misses, until it finds the level where your child is challenged but not overwhelmed.
No. A percentile is your child's standing compared with other GYS students at the same level. An 80th percentile is not "80% correct"; it means they did as well as or better than 80% of that group.
Classes 6–12. The exams adapt to each student's level.
A phone or computer and a quiet stretch of time. There is nothing to install.