Four students from Rajasthan, Haryana, and Madhya Pradesh, have been selected for an educational visit to NASA after the evaluation of their performances in the 2025-2026 edition of Mittsure Olympiad Masters (MOM).

The NASA opportunity will give these four students a chance to take their learning beyond the examination hall and experience an environment associated with space science, technology and research.
The awarding students, Gorangini Sharma from Rajasthan, Aisha from Haryana, and Shubh Jain and Jayprakash Pandey from Madhya Pradesh, were announced at an event held on August 8 at the Marriott Hotel in Jaipur.
The achievement comes after a year in which the national level Olympiad program, Mittsure Olympiad Masters, recorded participation of more than 1lakh students across 2000+ schools. with over 4,000 examinations conducted across 675+ districts.
MOM follows a multi-stage structure, taking students from school and district levels through state, zonal and national stages. The 2025-26 edition focused on Science and Mathematics, with the top performers progressing towards the international opportunity.
"The four students going to NASA are certainly the highlight, but the larger story is the number of students who got an opportunity to participate and test themselves," said Yash Mittal, Director, Mittsure Technologies. "For many students, an Olympiad is their first experience of competing beyond their own school. That exposure itself has value."
For Mittsure, the results have also been followed by an expansion of the programme. The 2026-27 edition has added English, GK & IQ, and Reasoning & Aptitude to Science and Mathematics and making it comprehensive Olympiad Exam for Classes 1-12.
"The first edition brought the Olympiad's inclusive vision to life, reaching a far wider audience. The next step is to make it relevant to more students," said Manoj Mittal, Chairman, Mittsure Technologies. "Students have different strengths, and the expansion into language, reasoning and general awareness gives them a way to participate and excel, specially making them ready to sit for the competitive exams."
The international opportunities have also been widened for the new edition, with Science and Mathematics continuing with the NASA opportunity and English being linked to an educational visit to London for eligible top performers.
With the 2025-26 cycle, MOM has moved from participation at scale to identifiable student outcomes. The four students selected for NASA now represent the most visible result of a journey that began with an Olympiad examination and progressed through multiple levels of academic recognition.
Following the previous cycle, MOM has expanded its academic scope for 2026-27. Alongside the inclusion of English, GK & IQ, and Reasoning & Aptitude, this national Olympiad programme has also introduced Junior Power Quest an Olympiad Exam for Pre-Primary including Nursery, LKG and UKG learners based on Panchakosha Development Framework that promotes holistic development and foundational classes also get to participate in Olympiad exams.



