Online maths Olympiad coaching
Think deeper. Solve smarter.
Coaching for maths Olympiads and competitions: logical reasoning, problem-solving strategies and timed practice that go beyond the school syllabus, in live one-on-one classes.
- Class 1 – 10
- Live 1:1 or small batch
Levels
Junior
Class 1 to 4: patterns, logical reasoning, number puzzles and word problems.
Middle
Class 5 to 7: number theory basics, geometry, counting and multi-step problems.
Senior
Class 8 to 10: advanced problem-solving, careful reasoning and full mock papers.
What we cover
- Logical and analytical reasoning
- Number patterns, number theory and puzzles
- Geometry and spatial reasoning
- Counting, probability and combinatorics
- Problem-solving strategies: working backwards, cases and diagrams
- Past papers and timed mock tests
What your child gains
- Confidence with unfamiliar, multi-step problems
- Stronger reasoning that lifts school maths too
- Calm exam temperament on competition day
Olympiad thinking: sample problems
Olympiad questions reward clear thinking more than long calculations. Here are three classic problems of the kind your child will learn to solve, with the reasoning shown.
Adding 1 to 100 in seconds
1 + 2 + 3 + … + 100
- Pair the first and last numbers: 1 + 100 = 101, then 2 + 99 = 101, and so on.
- There are 50 such pairs, each adding up to 101.
- 50 × 101 = 5050.
Answer: 5050
Counting handshakes
6 friends each shake hands once with every other friend. How many handshakes?
- Each of the 6 friends shakes hands with 5 others: 6 × 5 = 30.
- That counts every handshake twice, once for each person in it.
- 30 ÷ 2 = 15.
Answer: 15
Digits that add up to 9
How many two-digit numbers have digits that add up to 9?
- The tens digit can be any of 1 to 9.
- For each one, the units digit is fixed: 9 minus the tens digit, which is always between 0 and 8.
- So there is exactly one number for each tens digit: 18, 27, 36, 45, 54, 63, 72, 81 and 90.
Answer: 9
How Maths Olympiad classes work
- Step 1
Free 30-minute demo
Meet the teacher, see how classes work and ask your questions. No pressure to sign up.
- Step 2
A teacher matched to your child
We pick a teacher for your child's level, language, personality and time zone.
- Step 3
Live classes, never recorded
One-on-one or small-batch classes on Zoom or Google Meet with a real teacher.
- Step 4
Practice between classes
Homework with teacher feedback, quizzes, flashcards and video lessons in the Ed Horizon app.
- Step 5
Parents stay in the loop
Monthly progress notes and a WhatsApp line to the team, so you always know where your child stands.
Who teaches Maths Olympiad
Ed Horizon has 20+ subject specialists, hired for warmth as much as for credentials.
- Free teacher change if your child doesn't click with the teacher
- WhatsApp replies within 1 hour, Mon–Sat, 9 am to 9 pm IST
- Every class is live with a real teacher, never pre-recorded
Maths Olympiad classes: common questions
Which maths Olympiads do you prepare for?
School maths Olympiads such as the SOF International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO), which many schools in India and the Gulf take part in. The same problem-solving skills carry over to competitions abroad, such as AMC 8 in the USA and the UKMT challenges in the UK. Tell us which exam your child is taking and the teacher plans around its past papers.
How is Olympiad maths different from school maths?
School maths checks that children can apply methods they have been taught. Olympiad questions are unfamiliar puzzles that need reasoning, so coaching focuses on strategies for working out what to do, not just how to calculate.
Is my child ready for Olympiad coaching?
If your child is comfortable with school maths and enjoys puzzles, they are ready. The free demo class includes a few sample problems so the teacher can suggest the right level.
Are the Maths Olympiad classes live?
Yes. Every Maths Olympiad class is taught live by a real teacher on Zoom or Google Meet, one-on-one or in a small batch. Nothing is pre-recorded.
Who are the Maths Olympiad classes for?
Class 1 – 10. Students join from across India and abroad.
How do we start Maths Olympiad classes?
Book a free 30-minute demo class on WhatsApp. You meet the teacher, see how classes work, and decide with no pressure.
How much do Maths Olympiad classes cost?
Fees depend on the subject, your child's level and whether you choose one-on-one or a small batch, so we share the exact fee on WhatsApp once we know what your child needs. Every family can take a free 30-minute demo class first, with no obligation to join.
What if my child doesn't click with the teacher?
We change the teacher for free. Just tell us on WhatsApp, and we reply within 1 hour during our working hours.
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