TALLENTEX 2026 — full name Allen Talent Encouragement Exam — is a national-level scholarship and talent search exam for students of Classes 5 to 10, conducted by ALLEN Career Institute. The exam was held in offline mode on October 5 and 12, 2025 and in online mode on October 5, 7, 11, and 12, 2025, across 446+ cities in 25 states and 2 union territories. The complete TALLENTEX 2026 cycle is now over, with the final result declared on November 2, 2025. The next cycle — TALLENTEX 2027 — has its offline exam on October 25, 2026.
- TALLENTEX 2027 Exam: The offline exam for the next TALLENTEX cycle is on October 25, 2026; online exam dates are October 25, 28, and 31, 2026. In the TALLENTEX 2026 cycle, over 1.70 lakh students appeared across 726+ centres in 446+ cities in 25 states.
- TALLENTEX 2027 Admit Card: Admit cards for the October 25, 2026 exam are expected around October 17–19, 2026 — about a week before the exam date. Students can download them from tallentex.com using their registration number and mobile number.
- TALLENTEX 2026 Result: The final result for TALLENTEX 2026 was declared on November 2, 2025. Students can still access and download their scorecard at tallentex.com by entering their roll number and registered mobile number.
- TALLENTEX 2027 Result: The result for TALLENTEX 2027 is expected in November 2026. Based on the 2026 cycle timeline — provisional result on October 30, 2025 and final result on November 2, 2025 — the 2027 result should arrive within 20 days of the last exam date.
What is TALLENTEX 2026?
TALLENTEX stands for Allen Talent Encouragement Exam. It is a national-level talent search and scholarship exam for school students of Classes 5 to 10, organized by ALLEN Career Institute, Kota. The exam tests students on Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, and IQ & Mental Ability, based on the NCERT syllabus of their current and previous class.
ALLEN Career Institute is one of India’s top coaching institutes for JEE and NEET preparation. Through TALLENTEX, ALLEN identifies bright students at the school level and rewards them with scholarships on its classroom and online courses, as well as direct cash prizes. You do not need to be an existing ALLEN student to appear — both ALLEN and non-ALLEN students can register.
The exam runs in two modes: offline (pen-paper) and online (Computer-Based Test). Students can appear in one or both modes. If a student qualifies in both, they receive only one cash prize — whichever amount is higher. In the TALLENTEX 2026 cycle, more than 1.70 lakh students appeared across 25 states and 2 union territories. Over its full history, more than 18 lakh students have participated in TALLENTEX. The total scholarship pool for the 2026 cycle was Rs 250 crore, and the cash prize pool was Rs 2.5 crore.
ALLEN also runs a separate TALLENTEX Overseas variant for students studying abroad. It follows the same exam format but has separate registration windows and exam dates.
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Exam Name | TALLENTEX 2026 (Allen Talent Encouragement Exam) |
| Conducting Body | ALLEN Career Institute, Kota |
| Exam Level | National |
| Exam Mode | Offline (Pen-Paper) and Online (CBT) |
| Eligible Classes | Class 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 |
| Subjects | Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, IQ & Mental Ability |
| Exam Duration | 2 hours (120 minutes) |
| Total Questions | 80 (MCQ only) |
| Maximum Marks | 320 |
| Registration Fee | Rs 99 (Early Bird) / Rs 300 (Regular) |
| Offline Exam Dates (2026 cycle) | October 5 and October 12, 2025 |
| Online Exam Dates (2026 cycle) | October 5, 7, 11, and 12, 2025 |
| Provisional Result | October 30, 2025 (Over) |
| Final Result | November 2, 2025 (Over) |
| Total Scholarship Pool | Rs 250 crore |
| Total Cash Prize Pool | Rs 2.5 crore |
| Official Website | tallentex.com |
Source: TALLENTEX Official Website
TALLENTEX 2026 Important Dates
The TALLENTEX 2026 cycle ran from June 2025 (registration opening) through November 2025 (final result declaration). All events for this cycle are now over. The table below lists all key events in chronological order. Since the entire cycle is past as of today, events appear oldest-first to give you a clear timeline of how the 2026 cycle unfolded.
| Event | Date | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Registration Start | June 2025 | (Over) |
| Early Bird Registration Deadline | July 7, 2025 | (Over) |
| Online Registration Deadline | 4 days before exam (late September 2025) | (Over) |
| Offline Registration Deadline | 10 days before exam (mid-September 2025) | (Over) |
| Offline Exam Phase 1 | October 5, 2025 | (Over) |
| Online Exam (Multiple Dates) | October 5, 7, 11, 12, 2025 | (Over) |
| Offline Exam Phase 2 | October 12, 2025 | (Over) |
| Answer Key Release | October 2025 | (Over) |
| Provisional Result | October 30, 2025 | (Over) |
| Final Result | November 2, 2025 | (Over) |
The TALLENTEX 2026 cycle is complete. For the upcoming cycle, TALLENTEX 2027 offline exam is on October 25, 2026 and online exam is on October 25, 28, and 31, 2026. Results are expected in November 2026.
TALLENTEX 2026 Eligibility Criteria
The eligibility criteria for TALLENTEX 2026 were simple and open. Any student studying in Classes 5 to 10 in a recognized school could register, with no age restriction, no minimum marks requirement, and no requirement to be enrolled in ALLEN coaching.
Class-wise Eligibility
Students studying in Class 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, or 10 in any recognized school in India were eligible for TALLENTEX 2026. The exam divides students into two broad groups for the purpose of exam pattern:
- Group 1 — Classes 5, 6, 7: 80 MCQ questions with no negative marking. Mathematics has 25 questions, making it the subject with the highest weightage in this group.
- Group 2 — Classes 8, 9, 10: 80 MCQ questions with -1 negative marking for each wrong answer. All four science/math subjects have equal weightage (15 questions each).
Other Eligibility Points
- There is no age limit for TALLENTEX 2026.
- You do not need to be an existing ALLEN student. Non-ALLEN students can register and appear.
- Students who have already enrolled in ALLEN courses can also appear to try to improve their scholarship percentage.
- Students of Indian origin studying abroad can appear through the TALLENTEX Overseas variant.
- There is no minimum percentage or academic performance requirement from your school exams.
You can check the official TALLENTEX website for any updates to eligibility conditions for future cycles. The criteria have remained consistent across past years.
TALLENTEX 2026 Registration Process
Registration for TALLENTEX 2026 opened in June 2025 and closed in late September 2025 for the online mode (4 days before the first exam date). The early bird fee of Rs 99 was available until July 7, 2025, after which the regular fee of Rs 300 applied. The registration process was fully online through the official website.
Step-by-Step Registration Process
The steps below describe the standard TALLENTEX registration process, which remains the same each year for future cycles as well:
- Visit the official website: tallentex.com or allen.in/tallentex.
- Click on the Register or New Registration link on the homepage.
- Fill in your personal details: name, date of birth, class, school name, city, and contact information.
- Choose your exam mode: offline (pen-paper) or online (CBT). You can choose both modes.
- Select your preferred exam centre (for offline) or your exam date and slot (for online).
- Pay the registration fee through credit/debit card, net banking, or UPI.
- Download and save the registration acknowledgment slip for future reference.
TALLENTEX Registration Fee
| Registration Window | Fee |
|---|---|
| Early Bird (until July 7) | Rs 99 |
| Regular Registration (after July 7) | Rs 300 |
The registration fee is non-refundable. Online registration closes 4 days before the exam and offline registration closes 10 days before the exam. You should complete your registration well ahead of the deadline to avoid last-minute problems.
Important: If you appear in both offline and online modes, you pay the fee separately for each mode. However, you will receive only one cash prize — the higher of the two amounts — if you qualify in both.
TALLENTEX 2026 Exam Pattern
The TALLENTEX 2026 exam followed a fixed MCQ-based pattern. It had 80 questions to be answered in 120 minutes, covering five subjects. The key difference between Groups 1 and 2 was the number of questions per subject and the negative marking rule.
Key Points about TALLENTEX 2026 Exam Pattern
- Exam mode: Offline (pen-paper) and Online (Computer-Based Test)
- Duration: 2 hours (120 minutes)
- Question type: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) only
- Total questions: 80 questions
- Maximum marks: 320 (4 marks per correct answer)
- Language: English and Hindi
- Each correct answer: +4 marks
- Each unattempted question: 0 marks (for all classes)
Exam Pattern for Classes 5, 6, and 7
| Subject | No. of Questions | Marks (Correct) | Negative Marking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Physics | 12 | +4 | None |
| Chemistry | 11 | +4 | None |
| Biology | 12 | +4 | None |
| Mathematics | 25 | +4 | None |
| IQ & Mental Ability | 20 | +4 | None |
| Total | 80 | — | No Negative Marking |
Exam Pattern for Classes 8, 9, and 10
| Subject | No. of Questions | Marks (Correct) | Negative Marking |
|---|---|---|---|
| Physics | 15 | +4 | -1 per wrong answer |
| Chemistry | 15 | +4 | -1 per wrong answer |
| Biology | 15 | +4 | -1 per wrong answer |
| Mathematics | 15 | +4 | -1 per wrong answer |
| IQ & Mental Ability | 20 | +4 | -1 per wrong answer |
| Total | 80 | — | -1 per wrong answer |
For Classes 5–7, there is no negative marking, so you can attempt all 80 questions without any penalty. This makes it easier to maximize your score. For Classes 8–10, each wrong answer costs 1 mark. You should avoid guessing randomly and skip questions you are not confident about, since skipping is safer than a wrong attempt.
TALLENTEX 2026 Syllabus
The TALLENTEX 2026 syllabus was based on NCERT textbooks of the student’s current class and previous class. This means a Class 9 student covered topics from both Class 8 and Class 9 NCERT books. The exam covers five subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, and IQ & Mental Ability.
Class-wise Syllabus Coverage
| Class | Syllabus Covers | Subjects |
|---|---|---|
| Class 5 | Class 4 and Class 5 NCERT | Science, Mathematics, IQ |
| Class 6 | Class 5 and Class 6 NCERT | Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, IQ |
| Class 7 | Class 6 and Class 7 NCERT | Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, IQ |
| Class 8 | Class 7 and Class 8 NCERT | Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, IQ |
| Class 9 | Class 8 and Class 9 NCERT | Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, IQ |
| Class 10 | Class 9 and Class 10 NCERT | Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, IQ |
Subject-wise Key Topics
- Physics: Force, Motion, Light (reflection & refraction), Sound, Electricity, Magnetism, Sources of Energy — from current and previous class NCERT chapters
- Chemistry: Matter and its Properties, Atoms and Molecules, Chemical Reactions, Acids, Bases & Salts, Metals and Non-metals, Carbon Compounds
- Biology: Cell Structure, Life Processes (nutrition, respiration, excretion), Control and Coordination, Reproduction, Heredity and Evolution
- Mathematics: Number System, Algebra (polynomials, linear equations, quadratic equations), Geometry (triangles, circles), Mensuration, Statistics, Probability, Trigonometry (Class 10)
- IQ & Mental Ability: Number series, Analogy, Coding-decoding, Mirror images, Pattern recognition, Logical reasoning, Quantitative aptitude
You can download the detailed class-wise syllabus PDFs from the official website at tallentex.com. The PDFs are available separately for each class (Class 5 through Class 10).
Since Mathematics carries the most questions for Classes 5–7 (25 out of 80), you should spend more preparation time on Maths if you are in this group. For Classes 8–10, all four main subjects carry equal weight (15 questions each), so balanced preparation is key.
TALLENTEX 2026 Admit Card
ALLEN Career Institute released the TALLENTEX 2026 admit card about 7–10 days before the first exam date. The admit card was available for download on the official website tallentex.com and was mandatory to carry on exam day.
Details Printed on the TALLENTEX Admit Card
- Candidate name, class, and registration/roll number
- Exam date and reporting time
- Exam centre name and complete address (for offline mode)
- Online exam slot details (for online mode)
- Exam day instructions and guidelines
How to Download the TALLENTEX Admit Card
- Go to tallentex.com.
- Click on Admit Card or Hall Ticket on the homepage.
- Enter your registration number and date of birth (or registered mobile number).
- Download and print the admit card.
You must carry the printed admit card along with a valid school ID card or government-issued photo ID on exam day. Without the admit card, you will not be allowed inside the exam hall.
For TALLENTEX 2027, admit cards are expected around October 17–19, 2026 — about one week before the October 25, 2026 offline exam. Students who have registered for TALLENTEX 2027 should check tallentex.com regularly from October 15, 2026.
TALLENTEX 2026 Answer Key
ALLEN Career Institute released the official TALLENTEX 2026 answer key shortly after the exam was conducted. Separate answer keys were released for each exam date and for both offline and online modes.
About the TALLENTEX 2026 Answer Key
- Answer keys were released for offline Phase 1 (October 5, 2025) and Phase 2 (October 12, 2025) separately.
- Online mode answer keys were also published for each exam date (October 5, 7, 11, 12, 2025).
- The answer key was available class-wise, allowing students to check their subject-wise correct answers.
- Using the answer key, students could estimate their score before the official result.
How to Download the TALLENTEX Answer Key
- Visit tallentex.com.
- Go to the Answer Key section on the homepage.
- Select your class and exam date.
- View or download the answer key PDF.
How to Calculate Your Score Using the Answer Key
- Classes 5–7: Total marks = Number of correct answers × 4. No deduction for wrong answers.
- Classes 8–10: Total marks = (Correct answers × 4) − (Wrong answers × 1). Unattempted questions carry zero marks.
If you found any error in the answer key, ALLEN typically allows a short window for students to raise challenges. The final result is based on the verified final answer key after any accepted corrections.
TALLENTEX 2026 Result
ALLEN Career Institute declared the TALLENTEX 2026 provisional result on October 30, 2025 — just 18 days after the last exam date. The final result followed on November 2, 2025. The result was published on tallentex.com and included national rank, zonal rank, and subject-wise marks for each student.
TALLENTEX 2026 Result Timeline
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Last Offline Exam Date | October 12, 2025 |
| Answer Key Release | October 2025 |
| Provisional Result | October 30, 2025 |
| Final Result | November 2, 2025 |
How to Check TALLENTEX 2026 Result and Scorecard
- Go to tallentex.com.
- Click on the Result or Score Card link.
- Enter your roll number or registration number.
- Enter your registered mobile number.
- Click submit to see your result.
- Download and print the scorecard for future use.
What Your Scorecard Shows
- Student name, class, and roll number
- Subject-wise marks (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, IQ)
- Total marks and percentage
- National rank and zonal rank in your class
- Scholarship percentage awarded (if eligible)
Tie-Breaking Rule
If two or more students score the same total marks, a higher (better) rank is given by comparing subject scores in this priority order: IQ > Mathematics > Physics > Chemistry. If subject scores are also equal, the younger student gets the higher rank.
TALLENTEX 2026 Marks vs Rank
All students who appear for TALLENTEX receive a national rank in their class based on their total score. The maximum marks in TALLENTEX is 320 (80 questions × 4 marks each). For Classes 8–10, negative marking applies, so a student’s effective score depends on how many questions they attempted correctly versus incorrectly.
Understanding the Rank System
Your national rank in TALLENTEX 2026 was determined by comparing your score with all other students in your class who appeared across all exam centres on all dates. Students who scored higher got lower (better) rank numbers. Your national rank directly determines whether you qualify for a cash prize and what scholarship percentage on ALLEN courses you receive.
| Score Range (out of 320) | Expected National Rank (Indicative) | Likely Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| 280 – 320 | Top 50 – 100 | Maximum scholarship + High cash prize |
| 240 – 279 | Top 100 – 500 | Good scholarship + Cash prize |
| 200 – 239 | Top 500 – 2,000 | Moderate scholarship + Cash prize possible |
| 160 – 199 | 2,000 – 5,000 | Basic scholarship on ALLEN courses |
| Below 160 | Below 5,000 | May not qualify for prizes or high scholarship |
Note: The above marks vs rank table is indicative and based on general trends. Actual cutoffs vary by class (5 to 10) and the total number of students who appeared in that class. For your exact national rank, check your official scorecard at tallentex.com.
The rank is also influenced by the number of students who appeared in your specific class. Since Class 9 and 10 typically have more participants than Class 5, a given score may yield a different rank across classes. Students in Classes 5–7 benefit from no negative marking, which means average scores tend to be higher — so you need a higher absolute score to rank well in these groups.
TALLENTEX 2026 Scholarship and Cash Prizes
TALLENTEX 2026 offered one of the most generous scholarship and prize structures among school-level competitive exams in India. The total scholarship pool was Rs 250 crore on ALLEN’s courses, and the direct cash prize pool was Rs 2.5 crore. More than 15,000 students won cash prizes in the 2026 cycle.
Scholarship on ALLEN Courses
Students who qualified in TALLENTEX 2026 could get up to 90% scholarship on admission to ALLEN Career Institute’s classroom courses (offline) and online/digital courses. The scholarship percentage depends on the national rank you secured in your class. Top rankers received the highest scholarship percentage, making ALLEN’s coaching programs accessible at a very low fee.
The scholarship is valid for enrollment in ALLEN’s courses for the academic year following the exam — the 2026-27 session for TALLENTEX 2026 winners.
Cash Prizes in TALLENTEX 2026
The total cash prize pool was Rs 2.5 crore, split equally between the offline mode (Rs 1.25 crore) and the online mode (Rs 1.25 crore). Cash prizes were distributed based on national rank in each class.
- Offline mode: 4,750 cash prizes distributed across all classes
- Online mode: 10,500 cash prizes distributed across all classes
- If you appeared in both modes, you receive only one cash prize — the higher of the two amounts
TALLENTEX 2026 Cash Prize Structure — Offline Mode, Class 10 (National Rank)
| National Rank | Cash Prize Amount |
|---|---|
| Rank 1 | Rs 1,00,000 |
| Rank 2 – 5 | Rs 75,000 |
| Rank 6 – 10 | Rs 50,000 |
| Rank 11 – 20 | Rs 25,000 |
| Rank 21 – 100 | Rs 8,000 |
| Rank 101 – 200 | Rs 7,500 |
| Rank 201 – 500 | Rs 3,000 |
| Rank 501 – 1,000 | Rs 2,000 |
| Rank 1,001 – 1,750 | Rs 1,000 |
Note: Cash prize amounts above are for Class 10 offline national rank. Prize amounts for Classes 5 to 9 may vary. Check the official prize page for class-wise details.
Scholar’s Prize Ceremony (SPS)
ALLEN holds a special Scholar’s Prize Ceremony (SPS) for top TALLENTEX performers. Students who rank in the National Top 20 in their class must attend the SPS function to receive their cheque prize in person. Top-20 rankers who do not attend the SPS may not receive the cash cheque. The SPS is typically held a few weeks after the final result declaration.
TALLENTEX 2026 Exam Centers
TALLENTEX 2026 was held across a very large number of centres spread all over India, making it accessible to students in most parts of the country — including tier-2 and tier-3 cities.
Exam Center Coverage in TALLENTEX 2026
- Exam held across 446+ cities in 25 states and 2 union territories
- More than 726 offline exam centres across the country
- Over 1,006 total test centres including online mode
- More than 1.70 lakh students appeared across all centres and dates combined
- TALLENTEX 2026 was held in major metro cities as well as smaller towns across all regions of India
How to Find Your Exam Center
At the time of registration, students choose their preferred exam centre from a list available on tallentex.com. The allocated centre details are printed on the admit card. You should verify the centre location well before exam day and plan your travel accordingly.
For TALLENTEX 2027 (offline exam October 25, 2026), centre allocation is done during the registration process. Visit tallentex.com to see available centres in your city.
How to Prepare for TALLENTEX
TALLENTEX is an NCERT-based exam, which means your regular school studies are the most important foundation. A focused preparation of 4–8 weeks before the exam is enough for most students if they are consistent with their NCERT reading and daily practice.
Subject-wise Preparation Tips
- Mathematics — Classes 5–7 (25 questions): Mathematics carries the highest number of questions in this group — 25 out of 80. Focus on NCERT exercises from your current and previous class. Work on calculation speed since you have an average of 1.5 minutes per question. Since there is no negative marking, attempt all 25 Maths questions even if you are not fully certain.
- Mathematics — Classes 8–10 (15 questions): Practice NCERT exercises thoroughly and revise key formulas. With negative marking, skip questions where you have less than 50% confidence.
- IQ & Mental Ability (20 questions — all classes): This section has 20 questions for every class. Practice number series, analogy, coding-decoding, mirror images, and pattern-based questions for 20–30 minutes daily. IQ questions can be solved quickly once you build the habit.
- Physics, Chemistry, Biology: Read NCERT chapters carefully — one chapter at a time. Focus on definitions, diagrams, key reactions (Chemistry), and important biological processes. Make short notes of formulas, laws, and important points. For Classes 9 and 10, topics like electricity, chemical equations, and life processes are frequently tested.
General Strategy
- Finish your current class NCERT syllabus first, then revise the previous class topics — TALLENTEX tests both.
- Practice TALLENTEX previous year question papers to understand the question style and difficulty level. These are available on the official website.
- Take online mock tests at tallentex.com to get comfortable with the CBT format and improve time management.
- You have 120 minutes for 80 questions — that is 1.5 minutes per question. Do not spend more than 2 minutes on any single question. Move on and come back if time allows.
- For Classes 8–10: every wrong attempt costs 1 mark. Skipping a question you are unsure about gives you 0, while a wrong attempt gives -1. Skip when in doubt.
Last-Week Preparation Tips
- Download your admit card 5–7 days before the exam and check the centre address.
- Do a mock test on the day before the exam to warm up. Avoid studying new topics.
- Carry your admit card and school ID on exam day — both are required. Without the admit card, you will not be allowed into the exam hall.
- Reach the exam centre at least 30 minutes before the reporting time.
FAQs on TALLENTEX 2026
Ques. What is TALLENTEX 2026?
Ans. TALLENTEX 2026, or Allen Talent Encouragement Exam 2026, is a national-level scholarship and talent search exam for students of Classes 5 to 10, conducted by ALLEN Career Institute. The exam was held in October 2025, with the final result declared on November 2, 2025. Winners received scholarships of up to 90% on ALLEN’s courses and cash prizes from a pool of Rs 2.5 crore. The TALLENTEX 2026 cycle is now fully complete.
Ques. Who conducts TALLENTEX?
Ans. TALLENTEX is conducted by ALLEN Career Institute, headquartered in Kota, Rajasthan. ALLEN is one of India’s leading coaching institutes for JEE, NEET, and other competitive exams. TALLENTEX is ALLEN’s initiative to identify and encourage school-level talent across India. The official websites are tallentex.com and allen.in/tallentex.
Ques. Which classes are eligible for TALLENTEX?
Ans. Students studying in Class 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, or 10 in any recognized school in India are eligible for TALLENTEX. There is no age limit and no minimum marks requirement. Both ALLEN students and students not enrolled in ALLEN are eligible to register and appear.
Ques. What is the registration fee for TALLENTEX?
Ans. The registration fee for TALLENTEX is Rs 99 during the early bird window (before the mid-year deadline) and Rs 300 after that. The fee is non-refundable and is paid online through the official website tallentex.com using credit/debit card, net banking, or UPI. Students who want to appear in both offline and online modes pay the fee separately for each mode.
Ques. What is the exam pattern for TALLENTEX 2026?
Ans. The TALLENTEX 2026 exam had 80 MCQ questions to be answered in 120 minutes. Maximum marks were 320 (4 marks per correct answer). The five subjects were Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, and IQ & Mental Ability. For Classes 5–7, there was no negative marking and Mathematics had 25 questions. For Classes 8–10, there was -1 negative marking for each wrong answer and each of the four main subjects had 15 questions, with 20 IQ questions.
Ques. Is there negative marking in TALLENTEX?
Ans. It depends on your class. For Classes 5, 6, and 7, there is no negative marking — you can attempt all 80 questions without any penalty for wrong answers. For Classes 8, 9, and 10, there is a negative marking of -1 mark for each wrong answer. In both cases, unattempted questions carry zero marks.
Ques. What scholarship can I get from TALLENTEX 2026?
Ans. TALLENTEX 2026 winners could get up to 90% scholarship on ALLEN Career Institute’s classroom and online courses. The exact scholarship percentage depends on your national rank in your class. The total scholarship pool was Rs 250 crore. In addition, cash prizes from a pool of Rs 2.5 crore were distributed to more than 15,000 students across offline and online modes combined.
Ques. When was the TALLENTEX 2026 result declared?
Ans. The TALLENTEX 2026 provisional result was declared on October 30, 2025, and the final result was announced on November 2, 2025 — just 20 days after the last exam date of October 12, 2025. The result was published on tallentex.com and could be accessed using the roll number and registered mobile number.
Ques. How can I check my TALLENTEX 2026 result and scorecard?
Ans. You can still check your TALLENTEX 2026 scorecard by visiting tallentex.com, going to the Result or Score Card section, and entering your roll number and registered mobile number. The scorecard shows subject-wise marks, total score, national rank, zonal rank, and the scholarship percentage you are eligible for.
Ques. What is the difference between TALLENTEX 2026 and TALLENTEX 2027?
Ans. TALLENTEX 2026 refers to the scholarship exam cycle conducted in October 2025, with the final result on November 2, 2025 — this cycle is now fully over. TALLENTEX 2027 is the next cycle, with the offline exam on October 25, 2026 and online exam on October 25, 28, and 31, 2026. The exam pattern, subjects, fee structure, and scholarship benefits remain the same across cycles. The TALLENTEX 2027 result is expected in November 2026.
Ques. Can I appear in both offline and online modes of TALLENTEX?
Ans. Yes, you can appear in both offline and online modes. You need to register and pay the fee separately for each mode. However, if you qualify for a cash prize in both modes, you will receive only one cash prize — whichever amount is higher. The scholarship is also based on your best performance across both modes.
Ques. What subjects does TALLENTEX test?
Ans. TALLENTEX tests students on five subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, and IQ & Mental Ability. The syllabus is based on NCERT textbooks of the student’s current class and the previous class. For Classes 5–7, Mathematics has the most questions (25 out of 80). For Classes 8–10, each of the four main subjects has 15 questions, with 20 IQ questions.
Disclaimer: The information about TALLENTEX 2026 on this page is based on details published by ALLEN Career Institute and is provided for reference purposes only. Exam dates, scholarship amounts, and prize structures may vary across cycles. For the most current and official information about TALLENTEX 2027 or future exam cycles, visit tallentex.com directly.
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To prepare for TALLENTEX, thoroughly study your NCERT textbooks for Science and Mathematics, as the exam is based on this curriculum. For a competitive edge, use Pearson IIT Foundation books or MTG’s Objective NCERT at your Fingertips. For Mental Ability (IQ), R.S. Aggarwal’s Reasoning is recommended by toppers.