Classes 6–10
Mathematics Olympiad
Our flagship track. Number theory, combinatorics, geometry and algebra taught the way olympiads actually test them — through problems, not chapters.
- IOQM
- RMO track
- PRMO style
Now enrolling for the 2026–27 sessionMaster maths.
Master maths.
Beyond the textbook.
Olympiad-grade mathematics coaching for classes 4 to 10, taught live by faculty from the IITs. IOQM, SOF, NTSE and foundation tracks — on a platform built for students who want more than the syllabus.
- IIT & PhD faculty
- 10+
- students taught
- 1,000+
- students per batch
- 15–25
- exam tracks
- 6
Programmes
One institute, six tracks, one standard
Every batch is capped at 25 students and assigned a dedicated faculty member. Students are placed by our academic team after a short diagnostic — never by self-selection.
Classes 4–7
Foundation Maths
Builds the reasoning habits olympiad work depends on: pattern-finding, proof intuition and mental arithmetic, well before the pressure arrives.
- SOF IMO
- Vedic basics
- School maths
Classes 8–10
NTSE & Scholarships
MAT and SAT preparation with weekly full-length mocks, plus the state-level pattern drilling that decides the first stage.
- NTSE
- NMMS
- State olympiads
Classes 9–10
JEE Foundation
An early runway into JEE-level mathematics, so the jump in class 11 is a step rather than a cliff.
- JEE Main track
- Advanced basics
Classes 9–10
NEET Foundation
Quantitative groundwork for medical aspirants, with the biology and chemistry tracks joining shortly.
- NEET track
- Coming soon
Classes 4–10
CBSE Excellence
Board-aligned mathematics for students who want school marks secured while they train for competitions.
- CBSE
- Pre-boards
- Revision
The platform
We built our own, because the off-the-shelf ones didn't fit
AlphaVerse is made for one thing: coaching Indian students for competitive mathematics. Every screen assumes small batches, serious preparation, and parents who want to see progress.
Live classes, fixed slots
Every batch has a standing schedule and a permanent Google Meet room. A join button appears ten minutes before class — no link hunting in a chat group.
Every class, recorded
Missed a class or want a second pass before a test? Recordings are organised by topic, resume exactly where you stopped, and are watermarked to your account.
A serious test engine
Full-screen mock tests with a question palette, mark-for-review, integer answers for IOQM and negative marking. Your answers survive a dropped connection.
Topic-wise insight
Auto-graded the moment you submit, then broken down by topic — so you know it's divisibility, not "maths", that needs another week.
A batch that talks
A discussion space inside every batch. Post a problem, get replies from classmates and your teacher, and upvote the explanation that finally made it click.
Resources that stay put
Worksheets, past papers and notes filed by topic in the batch library, instead of scattered across a year of chat history.
Attendance and calendar
A month view of every upcoming class, with attendance tracked per session and rolled into each student's record.
Parents kept in the loop
A weekly summary to parents: classes attended, test scores, videos watched and a note from the teacher. No chasing required.
Faculty
Taught by people who competed themselves
AlphaVerse is run out of Delhi by a faculty drawn from the IITs and doctoral mathematics programmes. Over a thousand students have come through our classes.
Ten-plus faculty from the IITs and doctoral programmes
Every teacher is a subject specialist, not a generalist working from a guide book. They set the problems, write the solutions and answer the follow-ups themselves.
Batches capped at 25
Small enough that a teacher knows which student went quiet this week, and why. Every batch has one faculty member accountable for it end to end.
Problems before chapters
Olympiad mathematics is not the syllabus taught faster. Our sequences are built around problem families, with the theory introduced where a student needs it.
“We started AlphaVerse because the students who love mathematics were being taught to finish a syllabus. A child in class 6 can reason about a genuinely hard problem — given the right problem, and someone who has solved it.”
AV
The AlphaVerse faculty
Delhi · Mathematics
IIT
alumni faculty
PhD
subject leads
Delhi
based, taught online
How it works
Four steps from enquiry to first class
- 01
Book a free class
Tell us your child's class and what you're preparing for. We'll call to understand where they are.
- 02
Sit a short diagnostic
A brief problem set tells us the right starting point — not the right marketing package.
- 03
Get placed in a batch
Our academic team assigns the batch and faculty. Batches are capped at 25 and grouped by level, not just by school class.
- 04
Start on AlphaVerse
Sign in, and your schedule, recordings, tests and batch discussion are all waiting in one place.
Book a free class
See a class before you decide
Leave your details and our academic team will call to understand where your child is, suggest the right track, and set up a free trial class with the faculty who would teach them.
- We call back within one working day
- No payment needed for the first class
- Taught online from Delhi, join from anywhere
FAQ
Questions parents ask us
Something not covered here? Leave your number below and we'll call you back.
Which classes and exams do you cover?
Classes 4 to 10, with mathematics as our primary subject. We prepare students for mathematics olympiads (IOQM and the SOF olympiads), NTSE, JEE and NEET foundations, and CBSE school mathematics. Additional subjects are on the way.
How are classes conducted?
Live over Google Meet at a fixed weekly slot, with a permanent room link for your batch. Every class is recorded and uploaded to the batch library, so a missed class or a revision pass is never a problem.
Can my child choose their own batch?
No — and that's deliberate. Batches are assigned by our academic team after a short diagnostic, so every student is grouped with others at a comparable level. Batches are capped at 25 students.
My child is in class 4 and doesn't have an email account. Can they still sign in?
Yes. Older students and staff sign in with Google. For younger students we send a secure sign-in link to a parent's email address — no password to remember, and no account for a child too young to have one.
How are tests conducted and marked?
Assessments run inside AlphaVerse in a full-screen test window, with a question palette, mark-for-review and a timer, much like the interface students meet in national exams. Marking is automatic the moment the test is submitted, and results are broken down question by question and topic by topic.
What if the internet drops in the middle of a test?
Answers are saved on the device as they're entered and synced back when the connection returns. A dropped connection does not cost a student their paper.
Will I be able to see how my child is doing?
Yes. Parents receive a weekly summary by email: classes attended, test scores, recordings watched and a note from the teacher when there is one.
Where are you based?
We're based in Delhi and teach entirely online, so students join from anywhere in India.