About the Foundation
DSSD Welfare Foundation is a charitable foundation that conducts the Olympiad — a national talent assessment for students of Classes V–X across India.
Who we are
DSSD Welfare Foundation is a registered non-profit company under Section 8 of the Companies Act, 2013, incorporated on 13 December 2018 with its registered office in Sikar, Rajasthan (CIN U80902RJ2018NPL063301). The Foundation conducts the Olympiad and undertakes charitable and educational activities for the benefit of students.
- Registered office
- C/O Sh. Daulat Singh, House No. 2, Ward No. 42, Jat Colony, Nawalgarh Road, Sikar, Rajasthan – 332001
- Incorporated
- 13 December 2018
- CIN
- U80902RJ2018NPL063301
- Directors
- Manisha Matwa, Rakesh Kumar
Our objective
The objective of the Olympiad is to provide students a platform to compare their learning and scholastic ability with their peers across various states of India; and to provide a platform for holistic assessment of scholastic ability in all branches of learning including science and arts; and to give students an additional opportunity to understand the demands and challenges of future.
How the Olympiad works
Olympiad examination will be held in two rounds. In the first round, the child will attempt the question paper online from the convenience of their homes. The second round will be held at a designated examination centre (TODO: DSSD to confirm venue).
Eligibility & general information
- Eligibility: Classes V to X for all students.
- There is no entry or registration fee. Registration is absolutely free.
- Registration facility for participation in the Olympiad is available online only and it is not available off-line.
- Language is not a barrier to participation of students. Any student from any medium – whether English or Hindi - is welcome to participate and sit for the examination. However, question papers will be available in English medium only.
- The date of Olympiad is kept near the final examination in schools in order to allow all students to compete against their classmates elsewhere in different parts of the country against full syllabus.