Vidyarthi Vigyan Manthan

Science talent examination for Classes VI–XI. Practice topic-wise MCQs for Junior (VI–VIII) and Senior (IX–XI) levels across Physics, Chemistry, and Biology.

Junior Level

Physics

Force, motion, light, sound, heat, and electricity basics for Classes VI–VIII

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Chemistry

Matter, materials, acids & bases, changes around us — Class VI–VIII

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Biology

Plants, animals, microorganisms, food, health, and the human body — Class VI–VIII

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Senior Level

Physics

Mechanics, thermodynamics, optics, waves, and electromagnetism — Class IX–XI

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Chemistry

Atomic structure, bonding, periodic table, reactions, and organic chemistry — Class IX–XI

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Biology

Cell biology, genetics, evolution, physiology, and ecology — Class IX–XI

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About this exam

Vidyarthi Vigyan Manthan (VVM) is a national science talent-search programme for students of Classes 6 to 11, organised by Vijnana Bharati along with educational and scientific bodies. It aims to popularise science and recognise students with a scientific aptitude.

The examination is computer-based and tests science concepts, logical reasoning and awareness of India's contributions to science and technology. Topic-wise practice across Physics, Chemistry and Biology builds a strong foundation.

Exam Pattern
Organised by Vijnana Bharati (VIBHA) and partner bodies
Eligibility Classes 6 to 11
Levels Junior (Classes 6–8) and Senior (Classes 9–11)
Mode Computer-based test
Areas tested Science, logical reasoning, and Indian contributions to science & technology
Syllabus & Topics Covered
  • Science — Physics, Chemistry and Biology at class level
  • Logical reasoning and analytical thinking
  • History and heritage of Indian science and technology
  • General science awareness
How to Prepare
  • Build strong science fundamentals across Physics, Chemistry and Biology.
  • Read about India's scientists and contributions to science and technology.
  • Practise logical-reasoning questions regularly.
  • Attempt timed practice to get comfortable with the computer-based format.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can take VVM?

Students from Class 6 to Class 11, split into Junior (6–8) and Senior (9–11) levels.

Who organises VVM?

It is organised by Vijnana Bharati (VIBHA) together with educational and scientific bodies.

What does VVM test?

Science concepts, logical reasoning, and awareness of India's contributions to science and technology.

Is VVM computer-based?

Yes, the examination is conducted as a computer-based test.

Are these VVM practice questions free?

Yes. All level-wise VVM practice on Safe Learning for Kids is free, with explanations.