r/ioqm

This course is specifically designed for students seeking to bridge the gap between computational calculus and the formal proof-based thinking required for higher mathematics and research.

Course Overview The curriculum is primarily modeled after the first volume of

the definitive classic by Vladimir A. Zorich. The course emphasizes a synthesis

of formal rigor and geometric intuition, exploring the interplay between

classical analysis and the natural sciences (physics, mechanics, and biology).

Academic Modules The course is structured into eight comprehensive modules:

- I. Foundations: Mathematical Logic, Set Theory, and Functions.

- II. The Real Number System: Axiomatics, Completeness, and Cardinality.

- III. Theory of Limits: Sequences, Series, and the Cauchy Criterion.

- IV. Continuity: Global properties, Discontinuities, and Inverse Functions.

- V. Single-Variable Differentiation: Differentials and Taylor’s Formula.

- VI. Integration: The Riemann Integral and the Newton-Leibniz Formula.

- VII. Multivariable Calculus (I): Limits and Continuity in \mathbb{R}^m.

- VIII. Multivariable Calculus (II): Jacobians, Implicit Functions, and

Constrained Extrema.

Scientific Applications Beyond abstract theory, the course explores the

mathematical modeling of reality, including:

- Relativistic Mechanics: Galilean and Lorentz transformations.

- Physics: Radioactive decay, rocket motion, and atmospheric pressure.

- Oscillations: Simple harmonic and damped motion.

Pedagogical Structure (Weekly) To ensure academic excellence, the course follows

a three-tiered weekly schedule:

1. Theory Session: Formal lectures focusing on proofs and conceptual

development.

2. Problem Solving: Rigorous training in non-standard problems from competitive

examinations.

3. Reading Session: Guided reading to cultivate the habit of interpreting

primary mathematical literature.

Instructors

- Ryan Hota (Chennai Mathematical Institute)

- Abhinandan Saha (Chennai Mathematical Institute)

Course Logistics

- Tuition Fee: ₹3,000 per month.

- Certification: An official Proof of Completion will be awarded upon

successful fulfillment of the course requirements, suitable for inclusion in

academic CVs and resumes.

Hey! I am currently a 10th grader in Ranchi Jharkhand. I wanted to give IOQM a shot this year because I just feel it'll give me a good base for 11th PCM. In ranchi the cutoff for IOQM generally doesn't go beyond 22 or 25 so I wanted some tips from people who have cleared IOQM so that I can score about 25-30 marks at least clearing the cutoff this year. I gave IOQM last year without studying anything at all and I got 13 marks. Just want some tips so I can improve my score to 26-27. Also are pyq's of IOQM enough to get marks in my desired range?

i am here i just did literally but only very very basic number theory nothing in the name of ioqm prepration in class 9th and 10th as i was distracted i am in 11th rn all i have done was sl loney tring in class8th nothing else but this year i am here to get 50+ in ioqm any help will be greatful my context : I am studying from unacadamey for jee i have completed quarditic eqn, function, sets logarithm, mathematical induction first order, and complex number ,sequence and series , determinats, and inequalities involving ,mean from cencage and doing pnc from cencage currently you can roast and say anything but tell should i give ioqm will it ruin my jee prep and how do i prepare for ioqm please telllllllll

There are many IOQM Workshops starting these days. Which institute's workshop should one join? Is it better to join online mode or offline mode workshop? Any other considerations?

Hello, I just got CTPCM and was wondering whether a solutions manual can be found online for every exercise, including proof problems etc.

I'm a 10th moving to 11th student, I'm gonna take admission in an offline institute in Patna for JEE Prep, so can u guys tell which Institute should choose to get into? The options are limited: VMC, PW, and Mentors Eduserv. Please include their branch addresses.

I also have one more query: I want to take the IOQM in 2026 again. And I have only a few months left with me, so what should I do now? Tell me both dos and don'ts. Last year, when I was in 10th, I took IQOM 2025 but couldn't score enough to qualify, so I couldn't. Because I have started its prep so late, but this year, I'm wondering whether I should take it again. So, can u guys tell me whether I should depend on my JEE teacher for solving IOQM-related doubts or should I find some clear doubts and learn some concepts of IOQM?

One more thing, I'm trying to depend on my coaching teacher, bcz when i will take admission, my parents won't provide my any devices to me, so I have to fully depend on my coaching teacher or some basic books which can explain that extra thing to me bcz, I know that the teacher will cover all the JEE topics,, but what about Olympiads concepts?

That's why I'm trying to depend on them, but it's a little bit difficult for me to understand some new and logical concept with the help of a book, and another constraint is I don't have any device with me, so that I could watch someone's online lecture or clear my doubts using AI or anything else

Since I'm in 11th, and NSEP and NSEC syllabi are the same as per the 11th and 12th syllabi, I based my JEE prep on that. Can also take them based on my JEE prep, or should I have to prep for it in extra? Means Iif Io NSEP and NSEC Pyq's + MyJEEe prep for Phy and Chem, so I will it be sufficient that I can solve the Olympiads questions?

So if anyone has thought before like me, then pls share ur experince and gimme some good suggestions!

Kindly help me with my questions also!

I know managing all these preps at the same time is not easy, but I still want to do them just because I am always interested in trying new things.

Thankyou!
Waiting for ur kind responses...