This competition is for you if you’re passionate about or studying or planning to study any of these areas:
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In this quiz bowl, you have the flexibility to compete in one or multiple categories and team up with different participants for each one. This setup gives you more opportunities to compete while allowing you to choose where to focus when it matters most. Have fun and make the most of it!
Semi-Finals Conflict - All semi-finals take place at the same time. If you qualify for more than one, you must choose which semi-final to attend.
Rejoining in the Finals - If you compete in a semi-final but don’t make it to the final, you can still join another one of your teams in the final if they qualify.
Finals Conflict - If multiple teams you’re part of make it to different finals, you must choose which final to compete in, as all finals happen at the same time.
Recognition - If your team wins but you didn’t attend the final, you’ll still receive a certificate and medal because you contributed to their success.
Stand out in university applications by showcasing your knowledge in this prestigious competition
Strengthen your understanding of key knowledge, whether reinforcing what you've learned or getting a head start on future subjects in your school curriculum
Earn awards and connect with like-minded peers who share your passion for learning and academic excellence
2-5 students per team
(all team members must be from the same school)
Grade 6 - 8 (Year 7 - 9)
Grade 9 - 12 (Year 10 - 13)
Description: The preliminary round is open to all registered teams worldwide
Format:
No proctoring is not required. The test will be conducted online with anti-cheating algorithms in place. Participants must use a laptop or computer with a camera and keep it on throughout the test.
Description: The top 30 highest-scoring teams in each quiz category from the preliminary round will qualify for the global semi-final round. All semi-final rounds across all quiz categories will take place at the same time.
Format: Live Zoom session to answer rapid-fire questions
Description: The top 5 performing team from the semi-final round in each quiz category will advance to the global final round.
Format: Live Zoom session to answer rapid-fire questions
Fee waiver is available for individual low-income students. Please ask your school counselor or principal to send an email titled 'Fee Waiver Request' to waivers@algoed.co from their official school email with your email address and confirm you need a waiver.
All fee waivers must be requested before the regular deadline.
This competition is more than a contest; it's your gateway to the fascinating realm of global knowledge and academic exploration.
Register now to begin your journey through diverse topics, where you'll engage with thought-provoking questions and expand your understanding of the world around you.
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