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By Rohit RP
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Updated on 23 Sep 2026, 13:10 IST
The SCORE Scholarship Exam for Class 4 2026 is a free online scholarship assessment conducted by Infinity Learn. Students answer questions in Mathematics, Science and English and can compete for performance-based scholarships on eligible Infinity Learn online learning programs.
For parents looking for the SCORE Class 4 scholarship exam, understanding the subjects, preparation requirements, and scholarship coverage is the first step. This guide brings together the exam pattern, syllabus, registration process and original practice questions to help you prepare with your child.
| Particular | Details |
| Exam name | SCORE Online 2026 |
| Conducted by | Infinity Learn |
| Student category | Current Class 4 students |
| Registration fee | Free |
| Exam mode | Online |
| Subjects | Mathematics, Science and English |
| Total questions | 60 |
| Questions per subject | 20 |
| Question type | Multiple-choice questions with one correct answer |
| Duration | 60 minutes |
| Marks per correct answer | 1 |
| Negative marking | None |
| Exam date | Choose an available date during registration |
| Scholarship | Up to 100% on eligible online learning programs, subject to performance and applicable conditions |
Check the official SCORE page for current campaign information and the SCORE exam pattern guide for assessment details.
Students currently studying in Class 4 can participate in the Class 4 assessment. During registration, select the student’s current class so that the correct exam category is assigned.
If your child is moving from Class 3 to Class 4 and their promotion or admission is still being processed, confirm the appropriate selection with SCORE support before completing registration.
Parents should check the student’s name, class and contact details carefully. Use an accessible mobile number so that verification and important exam communication can be completed without difficulty.
SCORE offers an opportunity to earn a scholarship on eligible Infinity Learn online learning programs. The actual benefit depends on the student’s performance and the conditions of the scholarship offer.
“Up to 100%” describes the maximum benefit. It does not mean that every participant receives a full scholarship.

Before using an award, parents should review:
| What to check | Why it matters |
| Eligible learning program | Confirms what the scholarship can be used for |
| Awarded scholarship | Shows the benefit offered to the student |
| Remaining payable fees | Helps the family understand the actual cost |
| Validity period | Identifies when the offer must be used |
| Redemption conditions | Explains the steps required to claim the benefit |
A learning-program scholarship should not be assumed to cover school tuition or to be paid directly as cash. Any separate rewards follow their own applicable conditions. Read the SCORE scholarship benefits guide for more information.

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When considering a scholarship for a Class 4 student, look beyond the advertised percentage. The most useful offer is one that supports the child’s learning needs and fits the family’s plans.
The SCORE Class 4 exam has 60 questions, divided equally among three subjects.
| Subject | Questions | Maximum marks |
| Mathematics | 20 | 20 |
| Science | 20 | 20 |
| English | 20 | 20 |
| Total | 60 | 60 |
Each question has one correct answer. Students receive 1 mark for a correct answer, with no negative marking for incorrect answers. The paper lasts 60 minutes.
For example, 45 correct answers earn 45 marks.

English contributes the same number of questions as Mathematics and Science, so preparation should cover all three subjects.
During practice, encourage your child to read every question and option carefully. Words such as “largest,” “smallest,” “correct” and “incorrect” can change what a question asks.
The SCORE Class 4 syllabus includes Mathematics, Science and English. The topic groups below summarise Infinity Learn’s Class 4 syllabus.
Visit the SCORE page, select 4th and open the relevant syllabus resource before preparing.
Use short activities that connect numbers to familiar situations.
| Area | Suggested practice |
| Number understanding | Compare numbers and identify the value of a digit |
| Arithmetic | Solve a shopping or equal-sharing problem |
| Fractions | Identify shaded parts of a shape divided equally |
| Measurement | Choose a suitable unit for length, weight or capacity |
| Time and money | Read a clock or calculate change |
| Data handling | Answer questions from a small table or picture chart |
Ask your child to explain the method, not just say the answer. For example, when calculating change, they should be able to explain why subtraction is needed.
Begin with an observation, then discuss the idea behind it.
For example:
These are suggested learning activities, not additional official syllabus requirements. Use the prescribed topic list to decide which concepts need revision.
Encourage full, simple explanations. “The sugar dissolves in water” shows more understanding than saying it has disappeared.
Combine grammar practice with reading and speaking.
A short sentence can support several activities:
“The little bird sings sweetly.”
Ask your child to identify:
Other useful activities include choosing a suitable article, correcting punctuation, identifying an opposite word and selecting the correct spelling.
For vocabulary, ask students to use a new word in a sentence. This helps them understand its meaning in context.
The current SCORE Online 2026 campaign lists availability from 20 August onwards. Students select an available date during registration and access the assessment within the published 9 AM to 9 PM window on that date. Follow the instructions issued for the selected booking.
The daily access window is different from the exam duration: the Class 4 paper lasts one hour.
Refer to the SCORE registration guide for further application guidance.
The following are original practice questions based on syllabus topics. They are not official SCORE questions or previous-year questions.
Try answering each question before reading the explanation.
What is the value of the digit 6 in 4,63,215?
A. 6
B. 600
C. 6,000
D. 60,000
Answer: D. 60,000
Explanation: The digit 6 is in the ten-thousands place. Its value is 6 × 10,000 = 60,000.
A notebook costs ₹35 and a pencil costs ₹8. Aarav buys two notebooks and one pencil. How much change should he receive from ₹100?
A. ₹22
B. ₹43
C. ₹57
D. ₹78
Answer: A. ₹22
Explanation: Two notebooks cost ₹70. Adding the pencil gives a total of ₹78.
Change = ₹100 − ₹78 = ₹22.
Which part of a plant mainly absorbs water from the soil?
A. Flower
B. Leaf
C. Root
D. Fruit
Answer: C. Root
Explanation: Roots absorb water from the soil and help anchor the plant.
Which substance dissolves in water when stirred?
A. Sand
B. Sugar
C. Small stones
D. Sawdust
Answer: B. Sugar
Explanation: Sugar dissolves in water to form a solution. The other materials listed do not dissolve in the same way.
Choose the correct word:
Riya carried ___ umbrella because it was raining.
A. a
B. an
C. some
D. many
Answer: B. an
Explanation: “Umbrella” begins with a vowel sound, so the correct phrase is “an umbrella.”
Which word is an adjective in the sentence below?
“The small puppy slept.”
A. The
B. Small
C. Puppy
D. Slept
Answer: B. Small
Explanation: “Small” describes the puppy. A word that describes a noun is an adjective.
After practice, identify why an answer was missed. Was the concept unfamiliar, the calculation incorrect or the question read too quickly? Each cause needs a different kind of revision.
Preparation should help your child become more comfortable with concepts and questions. A manageable routine is more useful than long sessions that leave the child tired.
Mark each topic as:
This gives preparation a clear starting point. Spend more time on topics that need support while revisiting familiar ones through short question sets.
Include Mathematics, Science and English across the week.
A child who enjoys calculations may still need practice with punctuation or vocabulary. Another child may read confidently but need help applying arithmetic to a word problem.
Choose practice based on the child’s needs rather than studying only their favourite subject.
Ask your child to explain what a question is asking before solving it.
For Mathematics, identify the given numbers and the required answer. For Science, distinguish an observation from an explanation. For English, read the complete sentence before selecting a word.
This habit can reduce errors caused by rushing.
Keep a short notebook with three columns:
| Topic | What went wrong | What to try next |
| Money | Forgot to include the pencil’s cost | Add every item before calculating change |
| Science | Confused dissolving with disappearing | Observe and discuss a simple solution |
| Articles | Chose by letter rather than sound | Read the word aloud before choosing |
Use the notebook to guide revision. Avoid turning it into a long list of everything the child has done wrong.
Begin with untimed questions so the student can focus on understanding. Later, try a short set with a timer.
The aim is to become comfortable working independently and maintaining attention. Follow the actual assessment instructions for navigation, changing answers and submission.
| Day | Focus | Activity |
| Monday | Numbers and arithmetic | Revise one concept and solve a few questions |
| Tuesday | Science | Review a topic and explain an everyday example |
| Wednesday | English | Practise grammar, vocabulary and sentence reading |
| Thursday | Applied Mathematics | Work on time, money, measurement or data |
| Friday | Revision | Revisit mistakes from the week |
| Saturday | Mixed practice | Attempt questions from all three subjects |
| Sunday | Light review | Discuss progress and plan the next week |
Adjust the plan to schoolwork and the child’s starting point. It is a suggested routine, not a fixed timetable for completing the syllabus.
Before the assessment, check the following:
Parents can help organise the setup. Students should answer independently and follow the assessment rules.
If a technical instruction is unclear, contact official support before starting the test.
Follow the result-access instructions provided through the official registration and exam communication.
Infinity Learn describes its SCORE DNA Report as offering topic-wise information about academic strengths and learning gaps. The campaign also includes an All-India performance benchmark.
Discuss the result calmly with your child:
Select one or two areas to work on first. For example, practise reading money problems carefully or revise the difference between nouns and adjectives.
A single assessment should support further learning, rather than become a label for the child’s ability.
If a scholarship is offered, check the program, awarded benefit, validity and any remaining fees before enrolling.
Keep a copy of the offer. Ask for clarification if the program’s suitability or redemption conditions are unclear.
Review the syllabus with your child, choose a suitable date and complete the free registration. Use the practice questions and revision plan to prepare steadily across Mathematics, Science and English.
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Yes. Registration for the current SCORE Online 2026 campaign is free.
The exam covers Mathematics, Science and English.
Yes. English is a separate subject with 20 questions.
The exam has 60 questions, with 20 from each subject.
The exam lasts 60 minutes.
No. Incorrect answers do not attract negative marking.
Yes. SCORE Online can be taken on the selected date using a device that meets the official requirements.
Visit the official SCORE page, verify your mobile number, enter the student’s details and select an available date.