Two years. One path to the AI Olympiad.
Base Camp builds the foundations from scratch. Summit trains you for INAIO Stage 1 and Stage 2. Both are self-paced online programmes with a clear path, three tiers of challenge and a one-time fee.
- units across two years
- 24
- units across two years
- tiers per topic
- 3
- tiers per topic
- monthly fees
- 0
- monthly fees
The two-year path
Base Camp, then Summit. Start wherever you are.
Year 1 builds the maths, coding and AI foundations. Year 2 is Olympiad preparation, mapped to INAIO Stage 1 and Stage 2. Ready already? Start at Summit. Starting early? Take both years with Head Start.
Base Camp
Build the maths, coding and AI foundations the Olympiad stands on.
- Think like a problem-solver
- Talk to computers
- Meet AI
- Bridge to the OlympiadStage 1
12 units · 12 months
₹14,999 one-time at launch
Coming soonSummit
Train for INAIO Stage 1 and Stage 2, the way the Olympiad tests you.
- FoundationsStage 1
- Computation & MLStage 1
- Hands-on AIStage 2
- Exam sprint
12 units · 12 months
₹19,999 one-time at launch
Coming soonHead Start · Both years · Base Camp + Summit
Both years for early starters — ideal in Classes 7–8. Move into Summit the moment you finish Base Camp.
₹29,999 · 24 months · at launch
Coming soonSave ₹4,999 on both years
Year 1 · Foundations
Base Camp
Build the maths, coding and AI foundations the Olympiad stands on. You finish with solid foundations and your first taste of Stage 1-style problems — ready to start Olympiad preparation in Summit.
Who it’s for
- Classes 7 to 10, starting from scratch
- Curious students with no coding or AI background
- Anyone who wants the Olympiad to feel familiar before preparing for it
What you’ll need
- School maths up to your class — fractions, percentages, simple equations
- No programming experience: Python starts from the very first line
- Short sessions most days — the gentlest daily goal is just 20 XP
What you’ll be able to do
- Reason through puzzles and multi-step problems, and explain why
- Read, trace and write small Python programmes
- Explain how a machine learns from data — and judge whether a model is any good
- Attempt your first Stage 1-style problems, including a timed taster mock
Base Camp builds foundations. It doesn’t claim to make you Olympiad-ready on its own — it makes you ready to start Olympiad preparation in Summit.
The 12 units
Think like a problem-solver
- 01
Patterns & puzzles
Spot the rule, test it, and reason step by step.
2 topics - 02
Numbers that matter
Fractions, percentages, ratios and the algebra behind formulas.
2 topics - 03
Chance & data
Probability, counting, averages and reading charts.
2 topicsBayes' theorem - 04
Graphs & networks
Points, lines and slopes — and the networks behind maps, friends and the web.
2 topics
Talk to computers
- 05
Algorithms & Python
Step-by-step instructions, loops and decisions — and your first Python programs, written and run by you.
2 topicsCode lab: Your first programs - 06
How computers store data
Binary, bytes, tables and grids — how numbers, text and images live inside a computer, explored in Python.
2 topicsCode lab: Bits, text and pixels
Meet AI
- 07
What is AI?
Rules versus learning, where AI shows up, and using it wisely.
2 topics - 08
How machines learn
Features, labels, training and testing — two simple learners, and one you build in Python.
1 topick-nearest neighboursDecision tree splitsNotebook lab: Teach a computer to sort fruit - 09
Is the model any good?
Accuracy and errors, worked out by hand and in code — and why one number is never the whole story.
1 topicLinear regression & lossCode lab: Score a model
Bridge to the Olympiad
Stage 1- 10
Bridge: Olympiad maths
Your first real Stage 1-style reasoning, probability and statistics.
3 topics - 11
Bridge: algorithms & ML
Algorithmic puzzles and ML basics, the way Stage 1 asks them.
3 topicsThresholds, precision & ROC - 12
Base Camp finale
Data, a first ML algorithm and a Stage 1 taster round.
2 topicsStage 1 taster mock
Year 2 · Olympiad preparation
Summit
Train for INAIO Stage 1 and Stage 2, the way the Olympiad tests you. You cover the full Stage 1 and Stage 2 syllabus at Olympiad difficulty, with case studies and full mock papers.
Who it’s for
- Classes 9 to 12 with some grounding in maths and coding
- Base Camp graduates moving on to Year 2
- Class 11 students who want to go straight to Olympiad preparation
What you’ll need
- Comfort with school algebra: linear equations, fractions and percentages, basic probability
- Willingness to learn simple Python — you don’t need to be fluent yet
- About 3–4 hours a week
What you’ll be able to do
- Cover the full INAIO Stage 1 syllabus at Olympiad difficulty
- Apply ML algorithms from their definitions, as Stage 1 asks
- Work hands-on with NumPy, Pandas and scikit-learn for Stage 2
- Sit full timed mock papers with multi-part case studies
Not sure you’re ready? The AI Prep Test doubles as the Summit readiness check — it tells you whether to start here or at Base Camp.
The 12 units
Stage 1 · Foundations
Stage 1- 01
Logic & data
Rule discovery, puzzles, base-n coding and reading data.
2 topics - 02
Algebra & series
Functions, polynomials, series and inequalities.
2 topics - 03
Probability & statistics
Bayes, distributions of data and correlation versus causation.
2 topicsBayes' theorem - 04
Matrices & optimisation
Matrices, linear systems and optimisation with constraints.
2 topicsGradient descent
Stage 1 · Computation & ML
Stage 1- 05
Code & algorithms
Searching, sorting, graphs and recursion — traced like Stage 1, then written in Python like Stage 2.
2 topicsCode lab: Algorithms in Python - 06
ML foundations & metrics
Loss, overfitting, confusion matrices, ROC and AUC — and the metrics coded from scratch.
2 topicsOverfitting & model complexityThresholds, precision & ROCCode lab: Metrics from scratch - 07
Algorithms from definitions
Regression, k-NN, trees, clustering, PCA and Naive Bayes — applied from the problem statement and built in a notebook.
3 topicsk-means clusteringNotebook lab: Build the classics - 08
Famous algorithms & Stage 1 mock
PageRank, TF-IDF, ranking metrics — then a full Stage 1 paper.
1 topicPageRankFull Stage 1 mock
Stage 2 · Hands-on AI
Stage 2- 09
Python for data
NumPy, Pandas, plots and scikit-learn — written and run by you.
1 topicCode lab: NumPy essentialsCode lab: Pandas essentialsNotebook lab: From data to model - 10
Vision, language & embeddings
Convolution, preprocessing, embeddings and common CV/NLP tasks — with text and images as numbers in code.
1 topicImage convolutionCode lab: Text and images as numbers - 11
Gen AI & responsible AI
How LLMs work, prompting techniques, data quality and fairness.
2 topics
Exam sprint
- 12
Exam sprint
Mixed timed rounds, full papers with case studies and a Stage 2-style practical.
Mixed mini mockFull mock paperNotebook lab: Stage 2 practical round
How the journey works
A clear path, at your own pace.
Each unit is a handful of topics, concept simulators, coding labs and timed rounds. Every topic has three tiers, so you learn an idea gently before facing it at Olympiad difficulty.
- Trail
Learn the idea with gentle, one-step questions.
- Ridge
Apply it to multi-step problems.
- Peak
Olympiad-level twists, under time pressure.
Units unlock as you go
Clear a unit’s topics at Trail, or pass its 8-question unit test, to open the next one. Two units can be open at once, so you’re never stuck.
Test out and zoom ahead
Already know it? Score 80% on a unit test without clearing the topics and you jump straight past it.
XP, daily goals and streaks
Earn XP for every correct answer — more at higher tiers. Pick a daily goal from 20 to 100 XP and keep your streak alive.
Weekly, monthly and yearly leaderboards
See where you stand nationally and in your state. Boards reset every week, month and year, so every student gets a fresh shot.
Progress insights
Your progress page shows your effort and performance levels, the topics that need a refresh, and clear suggestions for what to do next.
Refreshers that stick
A topic you haven’t practised for 14 days is flagged for a quick refresh, so earlier units stay sharp.
Not sure where to start?
Take the free AI Prep Test.
Thirty minutes, twenty questions. It shows how prepared you are today and recommends Base Camp or Summit as your starting point. Every level can enter the Olympiad — this simply tells you the fastest way to get ready.
Pick a plan. Start today.
One-time fees, 12 or 24 months of access — plans open soon, and Unit 1 is free today.