IOQM Topper List 2025 PW: Meet the Young Maths Champions of India

IOQM Topper List 2025: The Indian Olympiad Qualifier in Mathematics (IOQM) 2025 results have brought immense joy and pride to students across the country. This year, young mathematical minds from all over India have showcased exceptional skills, dedication, and problem-solving ability.

In a special interaction organised by Physics Wallah (PW), top scorers of IOQM 2025 shared their journey, preparation strategy, and future goals. Here’s the complete list of toppers and key insights from their inspiring discussion.

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IOQM Topper List 2025 Overview

The IOQM 2025 Topper List (Indian Olympiad Qualifier in Mathematics) is eagerly awaited by students across India. As per current reports, the IOQM result 2025 is declared on October 15, 2025 and below are the highlights of the IOQM 2025 PW Topper List, including the IOQM topper marks 2025 and IOQM toppers marks 2025.

Highlights from the IOQM 2025 Topper Interaction

The IOQM 2025 Topper List will spotlight the best minds in students across classes 8 to12. Once released, the merit list will decide who moves forward to RMO 2025. Keep an eye on ioqmexam.in and mtai.org.in for further interaction. Based on the interaction and feedback of the PW IOQM Topper 2025, we have shared their testimonials.

1. Shivansh Pandey - IOQM 2025 Topper (82 Marks)

• Top scorer of IOQM 

• Score: 82 Marks

• Language: English

2. Nyalakonda Manush Reddy – IOQM 2025 Topper (77 Marks)

• Region: South India

• Score: 77 Marks

• Language: English

• Goal: To qualify for INMO and later pursue IIT.

• Preparation Strategy:

• Focused on PYQs (Previous Year Questions).

• Strengths: Number Theory and Geometry.

• Believes in “Understanding concepts, not tricks.”

• “For IOQM, even 10 to 15 days of solid concept practice can help, but to truly master it, you need 3 months, one month for concepts and two for problem practice.”

3. Garvit – Consistent Performer from Jaipur

• Started preparation in Class 10 after completing Class 9

• Balanced Olympiad and school syllabus smartly.

• Advice to aspirants: “Start your preparation as early as possible, ideally from Class 8, to build a strong foundation.”

• Currently focusing on RMO and JEE together.

4. Moksh – Balancing JEE and Olympiads

• Excelled in both JEE preparation and Olympiad mathematics.

• His preparation tip: “JEE and Olympiad questions are similar, just remove the options and solve using pure logic.”

• Focuses on problem-solving through standard procedures rather than guesswork

• Believes that learning the art of learning is the true key to success.

5. Priyanshu Kumar – From Devghar to Patna Gurukul

• Discovered his love for math in Class 8 after exposure to Olympiad-style questions.

• Quote: “Earlier I thought math was just school-level problems. IOQM showed me what real mathematics is.”

• Credits his teachers at Ramkrishna Mission School, Devghar, for inspiring his journey.

• Focus Area: Geometry and conceptual clarity.

6. Sarthak Anand – Young Talent from Patna Gurukul

• Qualified IOQM while in Class 8, now in Class 9.

• Quote: “We started learning advanced geometry early. Starting from Class 7–8 makes Olympiad preparation easier.”

• Strong in concepts and consistency.

• Plans to continue through RMO → INMO → IMO pathway.

Topper Preparation Tips for IOQM Aspirants

1. Start Early (Class 7–8): All toppers emphasized starting early. Early exposure builds conceptual clarity in geometry, number theory, and combinatorics.
2. Solve IOQM PYQs: Manush Reddy’s key advice: “No tricks — just solve IOQM previous year questions and understand each concept deeply.”
3. Focus on Core Topics: Most toppers highlighted Geometry, Number Theory, Combinatorics, and Algebra as the backbone of IOQM.
4. Build Conceptual Clarity: Avoid rote learning. Understand the why behind every step.

Spirit of PW IOQM Topper 2025

The IOQM toppers 2025 showed that doing well in Olympiads isn’t about quick tricks. It takes steady hard work, really understanding the math, and a genuine love for the subject. Their stories prove that any student who is curious and dedicated can succeed, moving from IOQM to INMO and then to IMO. 

Congratulations to Manush Reddy, Garvit, Moksh, Priyanshu, and Sarthak for inspiring many future math lovers all over India.