INO 2026 Topper List PW Out, Check Names and Marks of Students

INO 2026 Topper List PW Out: Physics Wallah has provided the INO 2026 Topper List PW. It includes the details of the students who have shown their exceptional performances in the INBO, INChO, INJSO, INAO, and INMO. 16 PW students have been selected next stage of the process. These students have been selected for the final stage—the Orientation-cum-Selection Camps (OCSC)—at the Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education (HBCSE). 

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Also Read: Indian National Olympiad (INO) Result 2026

INO 2026 Topper List PW

INO 2026 Topper List PW recognises students who achieve outstanding scores in the Indian National Olympiads. Physics Wallah is dedicated to supporting students in reaching these competitive levels. The topper list includes top performers from various subjects. These subjects often include Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Astronomy, and Junior Science. The topper list highlights those who have excelled across multiple stages of the Olympiad process.

 INO 2026 Topper List PW: Key Highlights and Selections

• Total Selections: 16 students from the platform have been selected for the next national stage.

• Biology (IBO): Soumil Maity scored 222 and became the top performer.

• Biology (IBO): Shree Gupta scored 204.5 and Shourya Bansal scored 194.

• Chemistry (IChO): Aditya Raj Chopra secured the first position with 63.5 marks.

• Chemistry (IChO): Anustup Misra followed with 56.5 marks.

• Junior Science (IJSO): Sanchit Patel scored 75, the highest in this category.

• Junior Science (IJSO): Shubh Goyal scored 74.2 marks.

• Mathematics (IMO): Aharshi Roy scored 54 and qualified for the training camp.

• Astronomy (IAO): Two students cleared the cut-off and qualified for the Astronomy selection camp.

• Next Stage: All selected students will attend the Orientation-cum-Selection Camp (OCSC) at HBCSE, Mumbai.

• Final Goal: Students will compete to get a place in the Indian team for International Olympiads.

The Next Stage: Orientation-cum-Selection Camps (OCSC)

The top 35 to 40 students in each subject are invited to a residential training camp held at the Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education (HBCSE) in Mumbai (or CMI for Mathematics).

• Objective: To select the final 4 to 6 students who will represent India at the International Olympiads.

• Training: Students receive advanced theoretical lectures and intensive laboratory (practical) training from top scientists and former Olympians.

• Evaluation: The camp is highly competitive. Final selection is based on a series of theoretical and experimental tests conducted throughout the camp.