4th Standard Scholarship Exam Guide 2026 | Gorwadkar Classes
If your child is in 4th standard and preparing for the 4th Standard Scholarship Exam Guide 2026, you’ve probably already noticed how scattered the syllabus can feel — Marathi one day, Maths the next, English and Intelligence Test questions thrown in somewhere else. We put together two guides this year specifically to fix that problem: one book for Marathi and Mathematics, and a second for English and Intelligence Test, both in English medium. Part 1: Marathi | Mathematics This is the one most parents ask for first, since Marathi and Maths carry the bulk of the marks in the actual exam. We’ve structured it lesson-wise, with practice questions that mirror the pattern students will actually see on exam day — not generic textbook problems, but the kind of tricky, twisted phrasing the scholarship exam is known for. Maths gets the bigger share of attention here. Number patterns, simplification, word problems, geometry basics — each topic comes with worked examples first, then a set of practice questions of increasing difficulty. Marathi covers grammar, comprehension passages, and vocabulary building, with an emphasis on the kind of short-passage questions that trip students up if they’ve only ever read for pleasure rather than for exam analysis. Part 2: English | Intelligence Test This is the book where students tend to lose marks they shouldn’t, simply because they’ve never seen the question style before. The English section covers grammar, tenses, comprehension, and vocabulary — same skill-building approach as Part 1, just in English. The Intelligence Test portion is the one worth paying real attention to. Pattern recognition, logical reasoning, sequences — none of this gets taught in a regular school classroom, so for most kids, the scholarship exam is the first time they’re even seeing this kind of question. We’ve packed in enough repetition that by the time exam day comes, the format isn’t a surprise anymore. Why We Split It Into Two Books Honestly, a single 400-page book intimidates a 9 or 10-year-old before they’ve even opened it. Splitting Marathi-Maths from English-Intelligence Test makes the workload feel manageable, and it also lets parents pace the preparation — finish Part 1 thoroughly, then move to Part 2, rather than jumping between subjects in one large volume. Where to Buy the 4th Standard Scholarship Exam Guide 2026 Both guides are available now in English medium for the 2026 scholarship exam. You’ll find them in bookstores as well as online — or reach out to Gorwadkar Classes directly if you’d rather pick up your copies in person and flip through the practice sets before you commit. You can also order your copy directly on Amazon here: Buy on Amazon If you’re just starting out, begin with Part 1. Get the Marathi and Maths basics solid before the child even touches the Intelligence Test questions — that section goes much easier once the rest of the foundation is in place.


