An exciting opportunity for young science enthusiasts from Classes III to XII!
Are you curious about the world around you? Do you enjoy exploring scientific concepts, asking questions and discovering how things work? The National Science Promotion Orient Test (SPOT) 2026–27, conducted by the Vikram Sarabhai Science Foundation (VSSF), offers students an opportunity to discover their scientific aptitude and take their interest in science to the next level.
School registrations are now open for the 2026–27 edition of SPOT. Students with a passion for science are encouraged to explore this opportunity through their schools.
About Vikram Sarabhai Science Foundation (VSSF)
Established in 2011 and based in Kochi, Kerala, the Vikram Sarabhai Science Foundation works to strengthen science education and scientific literacy in India. Guided by the vision of Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam, the foundation seeks to simplify science, inspire young minds and nurture the next generation of innovators.
VSSF functions under the chairmanship of Dr. G. Madhavan Nair, former Chairman of ISRO. Through its science education initiatives, the foundation encourages curiosity, inquiry-based learning, innovation and research among students.
What Is SPOT?
The National Science Promotion Orient Test (SPOT) is designed to assess the conceptual knowledge and understanding of science among students from Classes III to XII.
The test aims to identify students with strong scientific aptitude and shortlist promising learners for further academic and intellectual enrichment.
Selected students may gain access to opportunities such as:
- Specialised science programmes and workshops.
- Mentorship and academic guidance.
- Internships and research-oriented learning opportunities.
- Visits to important scientific destinations.
- Science journals and other learning resources.
- Opportunities to deepen scientific knowledge and develop innovative thinking.
These experiences aim to encourage students to look beyond classroom learning and explore science through practical experiences, inquiry and research.
Who Can Participate?
SPOT is intended for students studying in Classes III to XII. Students from schools following different educational boards, including KVS, CBSE and ICSE, have participated in previous editions.
Interested students should contact their school authorities or the designated SPOT coordinator for details about participation and the selection process.
Last date for school registration
20 December 2026
SPOT encourages students to strengthen their conceptual understanding, develop scientific reasoning and discover their potential in science and technology. The programme can also help nurture the curiosity and confidence needed for future studies and careers in scientific research, engineering and innovation.
Is there study materials for the SPOT? How can we get it? My son is in sixth std.
ReplyDeleteNo specific study materials. The syllabus is available at https://www.vssf.in/syllabus
DeleteHe can prepare accordingly.
More topics will be shared after registration
Hi ,
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Visit www.vssf.in
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Regarding registration date
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ReplyDeleteI am Ashish(7th standard)from DAV Public school Tohana,Fatehabad,Haryana.
Sir/Mam ,I have cleared 1st Level of exam
but I have some queries about 2nd level that -
*When it will be held?
*What is the syllabus for 2nd level?
*Where it will be held?
Thank you in anticipation.
when result will be declared
ReplyDeleteSir if any of the virtual sessions is being missed due to some reasons .does it will affect in selection in final100
ReplyDeleteQueries like this can only be answered by the organisers. Please contact the oranisers
DeleteResult of the test conducted by VSSF on 19 dec was to be announced through mail by 24 dec 2020....but I haven't received any mail as per 24 dec(today)2020....please reply
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DeleteGIVE SOME MODEL QUESTIONS
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