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By Rohit RP
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Updated on 18 Sep 2026, 11:53 IST
Turn what you know into your next learning opportunity. SCORE Online 2026 is a free scholarship exam for Class 9 students, offering the opportunity to earn up to 100% scholarship on eligible Infinity Learn online learning programs.
Take the assessment from home, discover where your preparation needs attention and work towards a scholarship based on your performance. Registration is free; scholarship awards depend on the applicable selection criteria.
| Details | SCORE Class 9 2026 |
| Exam | SCORE Online 2026 |
| Eligible Class | Class 9 |
| Exam Mode | Online |
| Registration Fee | Free for the current campaign |
| Subjects | Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and IQ |
| Total Questions | 85 |
| Question Format | Single-correct and multiple-correct objective questions |
| Scholarship | Up to 100% on eligible Infinity Learn online learning programs |
| Registration Mode | Online |
| Test Date | Student selects an available date |
| Current Test Access Window | 9 AM–9 PM on the selected date |
SCORE is available to students from Classes 4–12, with the syllabus and test structure changing according to grade.
Students currently studying in Class 9 can select the Class 9 assessment when registering. Choose your actual class so that you receive the relevant assessment.
If you are in Class 8 and preparing to move into Class 9, check which class you should select before completing registration. The class you are entering and the class you currently attend may be treated differently by different scholarship examinations.
Review the SCORE eligibility criteria before applying.
SCORE offers performance-based scholarship benefits on eligible Infinity Learn online learning programs. The maximum advertised benefit is up to 100%, but the award available to an individual student depends on performance and applicable conditions.

Before choosing a course, check:
This helps you understand the actual cost of joining a program after the scholarship is applied. A course scholarship should not be interpreted as an equivalent cash payment.

JEE

NEET

Foundation JEE

Foundation NEET

CBSE
Read the SCORE scholarship benefits and rewards for further details.
The published Class 9 pattern includes 85 questions, with both single-correct and multiple-correct formats.
| Exam component | Published information |
| Subjects | Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and IQ |
| Total questions | 85 |
| Question formats | Single-correct and multiple-correct objective questions |
| Duration | Confirm in the current Class 9 test instructions |
| Marks and negative marking | Confirm in the current Class 9 test instructions |
For a single-correct question, select one answer. For a multiple-correct question, evaluate every option before choosing your response.
Do not assume that Class 8 marking rules also apply to Class 9. Review the current SCORE exam pattern, including instructions about partial credit and incorrect selections, before starting.

Use the subject checklist below to organise your revision.
| Subject | Topics in the published SCORE syllabus |
| Mathematics | Number systems, linear polynomials, coordinate concepts, algebraic identities, perimeter and area, probability, sequences and progressions, quadrilaterals, Pythagorean concepts and proportional reasoning |
| Physics | Motion, effects of force, work and energy, simple machines, electricity, light, mirrors and lenses |
| Chemistry | Mixtures and separation, atomic structure and the particulate nature of matter |
| Biology | Cells, tissues, reproduction and microorganisms |
| IQ and reasoning | Coding-decoding, percentages, commercial arithmetic, directions, blood relations, syllogisms, Venn diagrams, ranking, speed-distance-time, clocks, calendars, ratios, averages, cubes, dice, puzzles, data interpretation, data sufficiency, time and work, and statement-based reasoning |
Refer to the complete SCORE syllabus when planning your preparation.
For each topic, mark your confidence as ready, needs practice or needs revision. Begin with topics where you understand the basics but still make mistakes, then revisit concepts you have not yet mastered.
These are original practice questions, not official SCORE questions or a prediction of the exam’s difficulty.
If x + y = 9 and x × y = 14, what is the value of x squared + y squared?
A. 53
B. 67
C. 81
D. 109
Correct answer: A. 53
Explanation:
Use this identity:
x squared + y squared = (x + y) squared − 2 × x × y
Substitute the given values:
= 9 × 9 − 2 × 14
= 81 − 28
= 53
A cyclist covers 120 metres in 20 seconds, then 180 metres in 40 seconds. What is the average speed for the entire journey?
A. 4.5 metres per second
B. 5 metres per second
C. 5.25 metres per second
D. 6 metres per second
Correct answer: B. 5 metres per second
Explanation:
Average speed = Total distance ÷ Total time
Total distance = 120 + 180 = 300 metres
Total time = 20 + 40 = 60 seconds
Average speed = 300 ÷ 60 = 5 metres per second
Which sequence can separate a mixture of sand and salt while allowing you to recover both solids?
A. Filter the dry mixture
B. Add water, filter, then evaporate the filtrate
C. Use a magnet, then filter
D. Evaporate the dry mixture
Correct answer: B. Add water, filter, then evaporate the filtrate
Explanation:
Which structures are typically present in a leaf mesophyll cell but absent from an animal cell? Select all correct options.
A. Cell wall
B. Cell membrane
C. Chloroplasts
D. Cytoplasm
Correct answers: A and C
Explanation:
Leaf mesophyll cells typically contain a cell wall and chloroplasts. Animal cells do not have these structures.
Both plant and animal cells have a cell membrane and cytoplasm.
Riya walks 6 metres north and then 8 metres east. What is the shortest distance between her starting point and finishing point?
A. 2 metres
B. 10 metres
C. 14 metres
D. 48 metres
Correct answer: B. 10 metres
Explanation:
Her route forms two sides of a right-angled triangle. Use the Pythagorean theorem to find the straight-line distance:
Shortest distance squared = 6 × 6 + 8 × 8
= 36 + 64
= 100
Since 10 × 10 = 100, the shortest distance is 10 metres.
Use this plan for focused revision if you have already studied the relevant concepts. Allow more time for unfamiliar topics.
| Day | Focus | What to do |
| 1 | Check your starting point | Review the syllabus and attempt a short mixed practice set. List mistakes by topic. |
| 2 | Mathematics | Revise identities, number concepts and geometry. Solve questions without looking at worked examples. |
| 3 | Physics | Practise calculations and conceptual questions. Check units and draw diagrams where useful. |
| 4 | Chemistry and Biology | Review processes, definitions and diagrams. Explain why incorrect options are wrong. |
| 5 | IQ and reasoning | Practise directions, coding, ratios, patterns and data interpretation. |
| 6 | Timed mixed practice | Work through a mixed set and record where you lose time. Review every incorrect answer. |
| 7 | Consolidation | Revisit your error list, revise essential concepts and check your test arrangements. |
Keep a short mistake log with three columns: question topic, reason for the mistake and what to do differently.
For example, “motion—used minutes instead of seconds—convert all units before calculating” is more useful than simply recording “wrong answer.”
Before test day, check your device, internet connection and access instructions. Choose a quiet place where you can work without interruptions.
When comparing opportunities, start with the kind of support you need: help with school expenses, a coaching-fee scholarship or an academic competition with awards.
| Check | Question to ask |
| Eligibility | Can a student currently in Class 9 apply? |
| Registration cost | Is participation free, or is there an exam fee? |
| Benefit | Is the award cash, fee support or a discount on a specified program? |
| Selection | Does the award depend on exam performance, financial criteria or another condition? |
| Schedule | Can you register and take the exam within the available dates? |
| Award conditions | What must you do to claim and retain the benefit? |
A scholarship that begins paying in Class 9 may have an earlier selection stage. Read the entry requirements rather than relying only on the class mentioned in the scheme’s name.
For a wider starting point, explore scholarship exams for students in India.
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Yes. SCORE Online 2026 offers free registration for Class 9 students during the current campaign. Participation gives you an opportunity to qualify for performance-based benefits; it does not guarantee an award.
SCORE is conducted online. Follow the device and access requirements supplied for your assessment.
You can begin with your textbooks, the published syllabus and practice questions. Use your mistakes to decide where you need extra explanations or guided support.
Read the marking rules first. Whether guessing is sensible depends on negative marking and how multiple-correct responses are scored.
Choose an exam whose eligibility, syllabus, dates and award conditions fit your needs. Compare the actual benefit you could use, rather than choosing only by the largest advertised award.
Review any performance feedback available to you and turn weak topics into a revision plan. If you receive a scholarship offer, read its course applicability and acceptance conditions before enrolling.