Abacus and Vedic Maths

In-person competitions, handled in the app

When an Abacus or Vedic Maths competition runs on Abacus Striker, the app handles it end to end: registration, parental consent, fees and receipts, admit cards, exam day, results and certificates.

From registration to certificate

In the app, you follow your child's entry through six steps.

  1. Registered

    Your child's registration is recorded in the app, and you give consent with a code (OTP) sent to your mobile.

  2. Paid

    Fees and receipts are part of the same journey. An invoice is issued before any payment is taken.

  3. Admit card

    Your child's admit card, also called a hall ticket, carries their passport photograph and a QR code.

  4. Exam day

    Marks and attendance can be recorded with no internet for up to 4 hours, and they sync in order afterwards.

  5. Result

    Your child's rank and category are computed by the system, never typed by hand.

  6. Certificate & ceremony

    Every certificate carries a QR code that anyone can check. Read how to verify a certificate.

Built for families

Consent comes to your phone

Consent is a code (OTP) sent to your mobile, not a tick box. If a teacher enters your child, the request still comes to your phone.

No smartphone needed

Every document you receive can also be printed for you, so no family needs a smartphone to take part.

Locked once published

Serial numbers, categories, ranks and certificate numbers are computed by the system, never typed by hand. Once results are published, they are locked.

Verify a certificate or check a result

Every certificate carries a QR code that anyone can check on Abacus Striker. You can also look up your child's result with the competition ID and your child's date of birth.

Before you register

Each competition is published in the app with its own terms and refund rules, and they are shown to you before you pay. Please read them before you register your child.

Start your child's entry in the app

Registration happens in Abacus Striker, and you can follow every step there, from consent to certificate.