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I expected it to be a boring, basic olympiad but looking at modules I started taking interest in it and the next level was progressively better.


FOR INDIAN DIASPORA FAMILIES IN THE UNITED STATES
Students in Grades 5–12 learn about money through Indian examples. Then they compete alongside students in India.
Registration closes December 15, 2026 (11:59 pm PT).
Help them learn the concepts before financial mistakes become expensive life lessons.
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Your child may grow up using dollars, but Indian culture is still very much a part of their life. So learning about rupees and Indian banking can bring another part of India closer.
NFO brings these subjects into a structured learning experience, with a grade-specific curriculum and a competition to prepare for.




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The AI-proctored exam is taken on a laptop or desktop with a webcam and microphone.
Exam format: 1 hour, multiple choice. 30 questions for Grade 5, 50 for Grades 6–12. Same format for Level 1 and Level 2.
Every participant earns an NFO e-certificate that reflects their rank, plus a detailed performance report. Both are a great addition to their school portfolio.
Every registration includes last year’s NFO question paper for your child’s grade. Your child sees the kind of questions to expect and can practise before the exam.
Bring the whole family in
What your child learns in the NFO gives your family plenty to talk about. These questions can start the conversation, in person or on a video call to India. Your child hears how money worked in their own family’s story.
“What could one rupee buy when you were my age?”
Talk about: How prices change over time.
“Where did our family keep its savings: in a bank, at the post office or in gold?”
Talk about: Why people choose different ways to save.
“How did you save up for your first big purchase?”
Talk about: Planning, patience, and needs versus wants.
NRI participants take the same National Finance Olympiad and are ranked on the same merit list as students in India.
Every U.S. participant receives an e-certificate they can keep and share, and can compete for scholarships under NFO rules. Trophies and medals are presented in India, so U.S. recognition is fully digital.
Recognition across past NFO editions.

80,000+
National rankings announced

18,000+
Excellence certificates issued

900+
Trophies and medals awarded

390+
Scholarships provided
Parents and students share, in their own words, what the NFO meant to them.
“Each topic is a life lesson and real-world scenarios, learnt many new words and terms in Finance.”
Student experiences from India
Meet NFO participants who went on to explore finance in their studies and career plans.
Registration closes Dec 15
Registration closes Dec 15