The toughest Science Olympiad
- There are 5 MCQ (multiple choice) questions from each of the following 5 topics: Math, Physics, Chemistry, Astrophysics, and Information Technology. Each correct MCQ answer is worth 6 points, each unanswered MCQ question is worth 1.5 point, incorrect MCQ answer is worth 0 point.
- There is 1 FRQ (free response) question from each of the following 5 topics: Math, Physics, Chemistry, Astrophysics, and Information Technology. Each correct FRQ answer is worth 12 points, each unanswered FRQ question is worth 3 point, incorrect FRQ answer is worth 0 point.
- There are 25 MCQ questions and 5 FRQ questions in total with a perfect score of 210 points.
- Syllabi: Algebra, Geometry, Probability and Combinatorials, Number Theory, Single Variable Calculus, AP Physics 1,2,C, AP Chemistry, Fundamentals of Astrophysics and Astronomy, C++, Python, Windows/Linux Operating Systems, and Machine Learning. The problems are at the same difficulty level of the corresponding US Olympiad competition. Check out a sample problem set.
- The top 10% students will be recognized with top 10 students earning a cash prize. The prize pool will be based on the total available fund for the competition.
- We are looking for sponsorship, please use the donation form to help. Thank you!
- The exam date is 3/18/2025 at 8pm EST. Registration is open.
Total Time of the exam is 2 hours.
Only pre-college students are eligible for prize. If you are already in college, you can still participate but you cannot win any prize.
You may not use any external resources or have any external help during the exam.