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Introduction:

Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education (HBCSE) is a national centre of the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), Mumbai. The broad goals of the centre are to promote equity and excellence in science and mathematics education from primary school to undergraduate college level. It is India’s nodal centre for Olympiad programmes in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Astronomy.

Applications are invited from teachers and educators for Olympiad Exposure Camp in Physics which will be organised at HBCSE, Mumbai during 20 to 24 November 2023. The camp is not intended for students and they need not apply.

Camp Objective:

The primary objective of the camp is to raise awareness about the national and international Physics Olympiad programme. It will provide insights into both academic and organizational aspects of the Physics Olympiad. A significant part of the camp will focus on Physics Education Research (PER). The camp also encourages meaningful interactions among educators, fostering collaboration and innovation within the teaching community. This camp is one of the gateways to get involved in the activities of the Indian national Physics Olympiad programme.

Camp Dates, Venue and Structure:

The Olympiad Exposure Camp in Physics will be an in-person camp held at HBCSE, Mumbai, from 20 to 24 November 2023. The first part of the camp will consist of a number of lectures, tutorials, and laboratory sessions on the theoretical and experimental components of the Physics Olympiad programme. The latter part of the camp will overlap with a national workshop on Physics Education, held as part of the golden jubilee celebrations of HBCSE. In this workshop, renowned physics teachers and physics education researchers from across the country will discuss innovative teaching approaches and pedagogy, and insights from PER.

Travel and Accommodation:

Participants will be reimbursed to and fro travel fare as per their entitlement (maximum II-AC train fare). If you choose to travel by air, only the corresponding train fare will be reimbursed. Regular attendance in the camp for the entire duration is mandatory for travel support. Food and shared accommodation at HBCSE will be provided for all participants. Kindly note that due to the limited availability, accommodation is provided only for the duration of the camp, and only for the participants and not for any accompanying family members. 

Who can apply?

• Educators from different sectors, i.e., university/college teachers of physics, high school/secondary science teachers can apply.
• Applicants below the age of 23 years will not be considered.
• Educational qualification (B.Sc/M.Sc./PhD) in Physics, and/or allied subjects (Astronomy, Applied Physics, Mathematics, etc.) or B.Tech./B.E. is required.
• Participants of Physics Olympiad Exposure Camp in the last five years will not be considered again. Other past participants may be considered subject to availability of seats.
• Previous participants of Olympiad Exposure Camps in other subjects may be considered subject to availability of seats.

Application process:

• Click here to fill out the online application form.
• Last date of application: 10 September 2023.
• Intimation regarding selection will be put on the HBCSE website by 25 September 2023.
• Selected participants will also be invited through an official letter sent over email.
• Any queries regarding the camp can be sent to physics@hbcse.tifr.res.in

Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education (HBCSE) is a National Centre of the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai. The Centre is India’s nodal centre for Olympiad programmes in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Astronomy.

We are happy to announce a Biology Olympiad Exposure Camp for teachers. The camp will be held from 17^th – 20^th October, 2023 at HBCSE. The camp will include various exposure sessions in theory and experimental components of the Biology Olympiad. Eminent speakers/scientists will interact with participants on various interesting topics, giving them a flavor of the biology olympiad activity.

Who can apply?
Junior and degree college biology teachers are invited to participate in this camp.

Please do not re-apply if you have already attended the camp once.

How to Apply?
An online application form is available at https://forms.gle/F93weck79DTXnsP19

You are required to upload a jpeg file of your latest photograph and a pdf of the recommendation letter by the Principal of your School/College (on the letterhead of the School/College with the stamp/seal of the Institute).

The last date of application is 4^th September, 2023. All queries regarding the camp may be sent to olybio@hbcse.tifr.res.in

The list of selected participants will be uploaded on this website by the evening of 20^th September, 2023.

Venue of the camp:
Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education (HBCSE),
Tata Institute of Fundamental Research,
V. N. Purav Marg,
Mankhurd, Mumbai 400 088.

Travel and Accommodation:
All the selected participants will be eligible for to and fro travel fare as per the norms of our Institute. Details regarding the same will be included in the invitation letter that will be sent to the selected participants. Local hospitality will be provided to participants during all four days of the workshop. Accommodation will be provided only to the participants in the HBCSE guest house.

Department Of Astronomy, Astrophysics And Space Engineering
Indian Institute Of Technology Indore
And
Homi Bhabha Centre For Science Education
Tata Institute Of Fundamental Research

Introduction:
Indian Institute of Technology Indore located in Madhya Pradesh, known as IIT Indore or IITI, is an institute of national importance established by the Government of India in 2009. It caters to the research and development of a wide range of areas in science and technology. The Department of Astronomy, Astrophysics and Space Engineering (DAASE) at IIT Indore was established in December 2015 as an interdisciplinary division at IIT Indore, focusing on a wide range of research topics in the domain of Astronomy and Space weather and navigation studies.
Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education (HBCSE) is a national centre of the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research (TIFR), Mumbai. The broad goals of the centre are to promote equity and excellence in science and mathematics education from primary school to undergraduate college level. It is India’s nodal centre for Olympiad programmes in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Astronomy, and Junior Science.

Applications are invited from teachers and educators for Olympiad Exposure Camps in Astronomy which will be organised at the Indian Institute of Technology Indore (IIT Indore). The camp is not intended for students and they need not apply.

Camp Objective:
The primary objective of the camp is to spread awareness about the national and international Olympiad programme in Astronomy. An orientation towards the academic and organisational aspects of the Astronomy Olympiad will be provided. The camp also serves as a platform for productive interaction within the teacher community.

Camp Structure:
Olympiad Exposure Camp in Astronomy will be an in-person camp held entirely at IIT Indore, Indore, during 24 to 27 February 2023. The camp will consist of multiple lecture and tutorial sessions, educational visits, night sky observation and telescope handling sessions. Typical topics covered will be celestial mechanics, optics, positional astronomy, stellar physics etc.

Dates and Venue:
• 24 to 27 February 2023 at IIT Indore.

Travel and Accommodation:
Participants will be reimbursed to and fro travel fare as per their entitlement (maximum II-AC train fare). Food and accommodation at IIT Indore will be provided for all participants.

Who can apply?
• University/college teachers of physics or astronomy
• High school science teachers (with a background in physics/mathematics)
• Astronomy outreach personnel from scientific institutions, staff of planetaria and science museums, as well as active amateur astronomers
• Students and applicants below the age of 23 years will not be considered.
• It is preferred that the participants have a background in Physics and/or Mathematics.
• Previous participants of Astronomy Olympiad Exposure Camps will not be considered again. Previous participants of Olympiad Exposure Camps in other subjects may be considered subject to the availability of seats.

Application process:
• Click here to fill out the online application form.
• Last date of application: 4 February 2023.
• Intimation regarding selection will be communicated by 10 February 2023.
• Selected participants will be invited through an official letter sent over email.
• Any queries regarding the camp can be sent to outreach_daase@iiti.ac.in .

In case your INO 2023 dates clash with your allocated JEE Main examination date, you may send a request to NTA for an alternative date for JEE Main by filling up the form below.

https://forms.gle/oWmFirr7nrNgGYwH9

Please submit this form on or before 12 noon, Friday, January 20, 2023. No request received in any other form (email/phone etc.) or beyond this deadline can be considered.

HBCSE has agreed to forward such requests collectively to the NTA, which has offered to look into it. However, we have no information about the time taken by NTA to process these requests and the eventual outcome. HBCSE has no role in this matter other than forwarding your request to NTA.

Please note that the INO dates will not be changed, irrespective of the outcome of your request to NTA.

Please do not call or email HBCSE about this matter since we cannot provide any further information and assistance regarding this. The deadline for submission of this form cannot be extended.

The second stage examinations of Science Olympiads, the Indian National Olympiads (INO) in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Astronomy and Junior Science will be held on January 28 and 29, 2023.

Registration for INO will begin on 6 January 2023.

Please note that the national Olympiad examinations are linked to the international Olympiad calendar that cannot be altered.  In order to ensure that the multiple stages of selection and training of the Indian teams to the Olympiads in multiple subjects proceed smoothly, the Olympiad calendar of exams and camps is already very tight. Various administrative processes like registration of teams, obtaining official clearances, booking foreign travel tickets, and most importantly, obtaining visas for every member of the teams going to various countries must be completed by inflexible deadlines. Further, the dates of subsequent stages of the Olympiads are already severely constrained by the dates of multiple board examinations and national competitive examinations that the students are expected to take. The INO dates are fixed with minimum margins so as not to jeopardise national representation in any of the international Olympiads. These dates are final and cannot be changed.

HBCSE has made NTA aware of the potential clash of INO and JEE Main exams for some students on Jan 28/29. NTA is looking into the matter to find a solution.

Sr. No	NAME	STATE
1	ABHISHEK DEWANGAN	CHHATTISGARH
2	AESHA PANDYA	GUJARAT
3	AHEIBAM KESHWARJIT SINGH	MANIPUR
4	ARCHANA P	TAMIL NADU
5	ASHUTOSH VISHWA BANDHU	DELHI
6	AVASARALA SAI PRASAD	ANDHRA PRADESH
7	AVINASH GANESH KHANDERAO	MAHARASHTRA
8	BASUDEB KAMILYA	WEST BENGAL
9	BILAL AHMAD DAR	JAMMU & KASHMIR
10	DIKSHA SONI	MADHYA PRADESH
11	EESHANKUR SAIKIA	ASSAM
12	FAROOQ HUSSAIN BHAT	JAMMU & KASHMIR
13	GHAZALA ANJUM	JAMMU & KASHMIR
14	HRISHIKESH DIXIT	KARNATAKA
15	IROM ABLU MEITEI	MANIPUR
16	JANARTHANAN M	TAMIL NADU
17	JEETENDRA SUNIL JOSHI	MAHARASHTRA
18	JIWAN KUMAR PANDEY	JHARKHAND
19	JYOTI GHUSHE	MAHARASHTRA
20	KAMLESH V. DABRE	MAHARASHTRA
21	KANIKA BAHRANI	RAJASTHAN
22	KANTHIMATHI G	MAHARASHTRA
23	KARTHI B	TAMIL NADU
24	KAUSHIK YEOLA	KARNATAKA
25	KHUSHBU SHARMA	MAHARASHTRA
26	KUMAR DIUCK DEV	ASSAM
27	LIJO T. GEORGE	KERALA
28	LONGJAM RAJEN SINGH	MANIPUR
29	MANEESH BHAURAO MATTE	MAHARASHTRA
30	MOHD TOWSEEF HASSAN	JAMMU & KASHMIR
31	NARENDER KUMAR	RAJASTHAN
32	NEHA ARORA PRIYADARSHI	DELHI
33	NITIN BHAISARE	MAHARASHTRA
34	PADARAJ UMAKANTA NAYAK	ODISHA
35	PANKAJ NARANG	DELHI
36	PARUL	HARYANA
37	PAYASWINEE DHOKE	MAHARASHTRA
38	PINTU KANTHAL	WEST BENGAL
39	PRANOTI RAVINDRA KHAWANE	MAHARASHTRA
40	PRASHANT AMBEKAR	MAHARASHTRA
41	PRASHANT RAMDASJI CHAUDHARI	MAHARASHTRA
42	PRAVIN PAWAR	MAHARASHTRA
43	PRINCY	TAMIL NADU
44	RAJESH KUMAR	HIMACHAL PRADESH
45	RAJESH KUMAR GUPTA	JAMMU & KASHMIR
46	RAJINDER PARSHAD VERMA	PUNJAB
47	RAKESH MALIK	DELHI
48	RAMESHWAR PRASAD SHARMA	HARYANA
49	RASMITA TIMALSINA	NEPAL
50	RAVI KUMAR BOMMALI	JHARKHAND
51	RAYEES YOUSUF	JAMMU & KASHMIR
52	RITA JASROTIA	JAMMU & KASHMIR
53	ROUSHAN RAOOF SHEIKH	MAHARASHTRA
54	RUPESH ROSHAN	BIHAR
55	SACHIN VERMA	JAMMU & KASHMIR
56	SAGAR SEN	MADHYA PRADESH
57	SAJAD MOHD KHANDAY	JAMMU & KASHMIR
58	SESHAGIRI RAO	KARNATAKA
59	SHABEER HUSSAIN	JAMMU & KASHMIR
60	SHAHZAD ABULLAS MUJAHID	JAMMU & KASHMIR
61	SHANTANU KADAM	MAHARASHTRA
62	SHINDE PRADIP DNYANOBA	MAHARASHTRA
63	SHOWKAT AHMAD	JAMMU & KASHMIR
64	SONALI MIHANI	MAHARASHTRA
65	SRINIVASA R	KARNATAKA
66	SUBBUKUTTI VEERABAHU	TAMIL NADU
67	SUBHASH CHANDRA	ODISHA
68	SUHAS UTTAMRAO JOHARKAR	MAHARASHTRA
69	SUJIT KUMAR SAHU	ODISHA
70	SURESHKUMAR RAMKRIPAL CHOUBEY	MAHARASHTRA
71	SUSHANT PANGAM	MAHARASHTRA
72	T SRINATH	TELANGANA
73	TARIQ AHMAD SHAH	JAMMU & KASHMIR
74	VANDANA RAPARTHY	TELANGANA
75	VENU MALLARAPU	TELANGANA
76	YAGYA	HARYANA
77	YAGYA DEV BHARDWAJ	HARYANA
78	YOGESH MAHADEV JADHAV	MAHARASHTRA
79	YUGAL KISHOR TIWARI	MADHYA PRADESH

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