Student Achievement Across Global STEM Competitions. November 2025 – January 2026

Dear School Leaders and Academic Coordinators,

We are pleased to share a Performance Report highlighting the achievements of students from leading schools across India who recently participated in four internationally recognized academic competitions between November 2025 and January 2026.

These competitions represent some of the most respected global assessments in Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Physics, allowing students to challenge themselves beyond the classroom while benchmarking their abilities against peers from around the world.

The competitions featured in this report include:

• British Biology Olympiad (BBO)

• Cambridge Chemistry Challenge (C3L6)

• UKMT Intermediate Mathematics Challenge (IMC)

• Junior Physics Challenge (JPC)

Students from participating schools demonstrated strong academic performance and earned global distinctions, reinforcing the growing importance of international competitions in developing high-achieving students.

We are sharing this report with your school to highlight the opportunities available for students and to invite your institution to participate in upcoming competition cycles.

1. Overview of Participation

Students from Grades 7 to 12 across a wide range of schools in India participated in these competitions.

Participants competed alongside thousands of students globally and achieved several distinctions, including:

• Gold Awards

• Silver Awards

• Bronze Awards

• Highly Commended and Commended recognitions

• Best in School and Best in Year distinctions

• Global ranking placements

These results demonstrate how international competitions provide students with an opportunity to apply their knowledge, develop critical thinking skills, and gain global academic recognition.

2. Statistical Highlights Across Competitions

Metric	Total
International Competitions	4
Student Participants	183
Schools Represented	36
Grades Covered	Grades 7–12
Students Receiving International Awards	115+
Students Qualifying for International Camps/Finals	64
Highest Global Achievement	World Rank 3
International Awards Earned	Gold, Silver, Bronze, Highly Commended, Commended, Copper, Best in School & Best in Year

Competition	Students Participated	Grades	Award Winners	Students Qualified for Next Round/Camp	Key Highlights
British Biology Olympiad (BBO)	22	Grades 10–12	10	10 qualified for the BBO Asia Camp	Students earned Bronze, Highly Commended and Commended awards. Best global performance was within the Top 25% worldwide.
Cambridge Chemistry Challenge (C3L6)	43	Grades 10–11	13	6 qualified for the Cambridge Chemistry Camp	Students secured Gold, Silver and Copper awards. Highest achievement was Global Rank 4 (Top 1.84% worldwide).
UKMT Intermediate Mathematical Challenge (IMC)	70	Grades 8–10	32 Medal Winners + 13 Best in School/Year Awards	N/A	Students achieved Gold, Silver and Bronze medals, with several receiving Best in School and Best in Year distinctions. Highest score achieved was 115 marks.
Junior Physics Challenge (JPC)	48	Grades 7–9	46+ Award Winners (Gold, Silver & Bronze)	All 48 invited for the JPC Finals (All Star Science Carnival)	Outstanding performance with students achieving Global Rank 3 (Top 1.37% worldwide) and an exceptional qualification rate.

*All statistics are derived solely from students who participated through Global Pathway Solutions (GPS). Actual global participation numbers may be significantly higher.

3. Schools Demonstrating Strong Participation

Several schools across India participated in this competition cycle and demonstrated strong academic engagement.

These include:

• The Shri Ram School, Delhi

• Utpal Shanghavi Global School, Mumbai

• Chatrabhuj Narsee School, Kandivali

• The Doon School

• City Montessori School – Aliganj 1 Cambridge Section

• City Montessori School – Ayodhya Road Campus

• City Montessori School – Chowk Campus

• City Montessori School – Golf City Campus

• City Montessori School – Kanpur Road Campus

• City Montessori School – Mahanagar Campus

• City Montessori School – Rajajipuram Campus I

• Creator International School

• Dhirubai Ambani International School

• DSB International School, Mumbai

• Garodia International School, Mumbai

• Indus International School, Pune

• Inventure Academy, Bangalore

• Invictus International School, Amritsar, Punjab

• Jamnabai Narsee International School (JNIS), Mumbai

• Jamnabai Narsee School, Mumbai

• JBCN International School (Borivali), Mumbai

• Jayshree Periwal International School

• Mayo College Girls School

• MIT Vishwashanti Gurukul, Pune

• Mody School, Laxmangarh, Sikar, Rajasthan

• Oberoi International School, Goregaon

• Pushpalata British International School

• Shiv Nadar School, Faridabad

• Sishu Griha, Bangalore

• SIS Medan

• BCM Arya International School

• Calcutta International School

• Sunbeam School, Varanasi

• Sunbeam World School

• Suncity School, Sector 54, Gurugram

• The Brigade School, Mahadevapura

  
  

These schools have demonstrated a strong commitment to providing students with global academic exposure and opportunities beyond the traditional curriculum.

4. Global Opportunities for Students

One of the key benefits of participating in international competitions is access to further academic opportunities beyond the exam itself.

Students from participating schools have gained access to several prestigious opportunities including:

Cambridge Chemistry Camp

High-performing students qualified for the St Catharine’s College Cambridge Chemistry Camp, offering exposure to advanced scientific learning at Cambridge.

BBO Asia Camp

Students who performed strongly in the British Biology Olympiad qualified for the BBO Asia Camp, where they receive advanced academic training and mentorship.

JPC Final – All Star Science Carnival

Top-performing students in the Junior Physics Challenge qualified for the All Star Science Carnival, an international science event that brings together talented young students from across the world.

These opportunities provide valuable academic enrichment, international exposure, and recognition for participating students.

5. The Growing Role of International Competitions in India

International competitions are increasingly becoming an important component of holistic education in India.

They allow students to:

• Develop advanced analytical and problem-solving skills

• Benchmark their performance globally

• Build strong academic portfolios

• Strengthen university applications for leading institutions worldwide

Many schools now incorporate such competitions as part of their academic enrichment and talent development programs.

6. Invitation to Participate

We would be delighted to invite your school to participate in upcoming international competition cycles and provide your students with access to these globally recognized academic opportunities.

Schools that partner with us receive:

• Access to multiple internationally recognized competitions

• Structured participation support and coordination

• Performance reports and global benchmarking insights

• Opportunities for students to qualify for international camps and advanced programs

School Interest Form

If your school would like to explore participation in upcoming competitions, we invite you to complete our School Interest Form.

This will allow us to share detailed information about:

• Available competitions

• Participation timelines

• Registration process

• Support for schools and students

Submit your School Interest Form here:https://interest.globalpathwaysolutions.com/Interest/

Our team will be happy to connect with you and guide your school through the next competition cycle.