About C. V. Raman Junior Scientist Exam

Q1. What are the stages of the CV Raman junior scientist Exam?

The CV Raman junior scientist Exam consists of four stages/levels:

  1. 1)Theory Exam (MCQ Based)
    • Format: 100 multiple-choice questions (MCQs)
    • Duration: 90 minutes
  2. 2)Practical Exam
    • Hands-on experiments related to Science and Environment
  3. 3)Action Research Project & Exhibition (2 stages)
    • Students must complete a small research project and display at exhibhition.
    • They present and discuss their project in an exhibhition.

The CV Raman junior scientist Exam consists of four stages/levels:

  1. Theory Exam (MCQ Based)
    • Format: 100 multiple-choice questions (MCQs)
    • Duration: 90 minutes
    • Syllabus: Based on the science curriculum of the respective standard
    • Top 20 % of students qualify for the next round.
  2. Practical Exam
    • For 6th Standard: Hands-on experiments related to Science and Environment
    • For 7th Standard: Experiments based on Physics, Chemistry, and Biology
    • Top 10% of students from this round move to the next level.
  3. Action Research Project Exhibhition
    • Students must complete a small research project exhibhition and submit a report.
    • They present and discuss their project in an oral interview.
  4. Final Interview (General Viva)
    • This stage assesses scientific knowledge, reasoning skills, and application of concepts.
    • Conducted in front of a panel of experts.

Final Selection:
Based on performance across all four stages. Top students receive medals, certificates, and scholarships.

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The CV Raman junior scientist Exam has different time limits for each stage:

  1. 1)Theory Exam (MCQ Round)
    • Time Limit: 90 minutes
    • Format: 100 multiple-choice questions (MCQs)
  2. 2)Practical Exam
    • Time Limit: 30 minutes per student
    • Format: Hands-on science experiments (different for 6th and 7th standard students)
  3. 3)Action Research Project & Exhibhition
    • Project display in exhibhition: Students work on their project at exhibhition and submit a report
    • Exhibhition Project explanation time: 5-10 minutes per student
  4. 4)Final Interview (General Viva)
    • Time Limit: 5-15 minutes per student
    • Format: Face-to-face oral interview with experts

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The cut off for each stage of CV Raman junior scientist Exam is as follows

  1. Theory Exam (MCQ) – 100 questions, 90 minutes; top 20% qualify to Practical.
  2. Practical Exam – Hands-on experiments; top 10% advance Action research project.
  3. Action Research Project & Exhibition Explanation – Students submit and present a research project.
  4. Final Interview (Viva) – Assesses scientific knowledge and reasoning.

Final Selection: Based on overall performance; all students reaching action research project stage receive eith Gold, Slver or Bronze medal based on the marks scored in all the 3 stages.

Ans: The CV Raman Junior Scientist Exam is conducted offline in schools across Selu Dist.Parbhani.

Ans: There is no negative marks.

Q1: What is the name of the Exam?

Ans: CV Raman junior scientist Exam.

Ans: The CV Raman junior scientist Exam is conducted by the Kalyanam Education Trust, Parbhani. This exam is designed for students in 6th and 7th grade to encourage scientific thinking and practical application of science concepts.

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Ans: Students from standard 6th, and 7th can appear for CV Raman junior scientist Exam.

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The CV Raman junior scientist Exam is based on the subjects Science and General Knowledge in Science. It covers topics from the school syllabus, including:

  • Physics
  • Chemistry
  • Biology
  • Environmental Science
  • General Science Application & Awareness

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The CV Raman junior scientist Exam for the academic year 2025-2026 the tentative timeline is as follows:

  • Written Competition (MCQ Round): Saturday, 3th January 2026, Timing: – 12.00 p.m.to 2.00 p.m.
  • Practical Competition (Tentative):
    • For 6th Standard: 10th February 2026
    • For 7th Standard: 10th February 2026

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Ans: The CV Raman junior scientist Exam is conducted offline in schools across Selu Dist.Parbhani

Q1: What are the exam registration start and end date for CV Raman junior scientist Exam?

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Registration dates for CV Raman Junior Scientist Exam

  • For Schools: 1st August to 30th October
  • For Individual Students: 1st August to 30th October

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  • Written Competition (MCQ Round): 3rd January 2026
  • Result of MCQ Round: 10th January 2026
  • Practical Competition (Tentative):
    • For 6th Standard: 10th February 2026
    • For 7th Standard: 10th February 2026
  • Result of Practical Round: 13th February 2026
  • Action Research Project Interview and General Interview: 23th February 2026
  • Prize Distribution Ceremony: 28th February 2026

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Dates are tentative

  • Result of Written MCQ Round: 10 – Jan 2026
  • Result of Practical Round: 13 – Feb 2026
  • Prize Distribution Ceremony: 28 – Feb 2026

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The hall tickets are issued one week prior to exam date.

Q1: What are the exam registration start and end date for CV Raman junior scientist Exam?

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Registration dates for CV Raman junior scientist Exam:

  • For Schools: 1st August to 30th October
  • For Individual Students: 1st August to 30th October

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Students can register for the CV Raman junior scientist Exam in two ways:

  • School Registration – Schools register multiple students in bulk.
  • Individual Registration – If the school doesn’t register, students can apply online via website https://drcvramanjsexam.in/

Ans: Complete registration process is available in off line in school and online on https://drcvramanjsexam.in/

Ans: Following are the steps for individual registration for Exam

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The registration fees for the CV Raman junior scientist Exam are as follows:

  • School Registration: ₹350 per student.
  • Individual Registration: ₹350 per student.

Ans: Payment is online through drcvramanjsexam.in website.

Q1: Are there any scholarship amount paid or certificate given to student/school for CV Raman junior scientist Exam?

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Medals & Certificates:

  • Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals for top-ranking students.
  • Certificates of merit for all students who qualify each round.

Scholarship & Cash Prizes:

  • Top students receive scholarships or cash awards (amount varies each year).

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  • Builds Strong Concepts – Covers Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, similar to JEE/NEET.
  • MCQ-Based Format – Improves time management and accuracy.
  • Practical & Experiment Learning – Strengthens application-based knowledge.
  • Enhances Analytical Thinking – Research & interview rounds develop problem-solving skills.
  • Early Competitive Exposure – Prepares students for national-level exams with confidence.

Ans: While this exam doesn’t directly secure admission, its preparation builds a strong foundation. This gives students a competitive edge, helping them achieve higher scores. Higher scores enhance their chances of admission to prestigious universities or schools. Ultimately, it sets them apart from other applicants.

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Benefits of CV Raman junior scientist Exam

  • Enhances Scientific Thinking – Encourages conceptual learning and problem-solving skills.
  • Prepares for Competitive Exams – Builds a strong foundation for JEE, NEET, and Olympiads.
  • Hands-on Learning – Practical & research rounds improve experimental and analytical skills.
  • Recognition & Awards – Top performers receive certificates, medals, and scholarships.
  • Boosts Confidence – Develops presentation & interview skills, useful for future careers.
  • Encourages Innovation – Action research projects help in creative thinking and scientific research.
  • Strengthens Academic Performance – Improves understanding of school science syllabus.