All EHF needs are young scientists interested in project based learning. The first mentoring camp was conducted on April 26, 2013 at National Science Centre, New Delhi.Out of the 1000 plus entries received from schools across India, the top 100 students were invited to present their projects to the panel of judges from IIT, Delhi. Projects sent by 15 finalists included research on endangered species; a better understanding of tumours; an algorithm for safer encryption; a green method to clean water; a new kind of magnet and more.Eduheal Foundation, an international NGO was one of the Google Science Fair partners who helped make this competition possible by reaching out to the Indian schools in a large way.
Yes, that's true ! . A look at the best tech companies across the globe such as Google (for its revolutionary search algorithm), Oracle (for data base) etc. They today are market leaders in their field by devising unique softwares involving indepth use of maths and computer science. Even the famous Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) runs on algorithms devised by astute mathematicians and computer wizards.

Eduheal Foundation[EHF] through its flagship programme-National Interactive Maths Olympiad [NIMO], is searching for kids who love maths[or even hate it!] and want to make a career in it.
Prizes worth 50 lakhs will be awarded to participating students, teachers and principals for promoting maths creativity.

Award of 100,000 to the overall best performing students in Math, Science, G.K and English.

The details are given at: www.eduhealfoundation.org/awards.html

Also EHF will encourage/mentor students of senior classes to participate in HMMT.EHF is a member of Harvard-MIT,USA mathematics tournament. HMMT is considered as a stepping stone to the International maths olympiads.