Registration Period: Teams of 1–3 participants can register for the competition. Registration is completely free and open to students worldwide.
Trial Round: Familiarise yourself with the competition platform and test your technical setup before the official rounds begin.
First Round — see details below.
Second Round — see details below.
Third Round (Semi-Final) — see details below.
Fourth Round (Final) — see details below.
All four rounds are built around physics only — covering the same core topics with increasing depth and complexity as you advance.
The opening round covers the fundamental laws of physics: mechanics, waves, thermodynamics, electricity, magnetism, optics, and modern physics. Questions are straightforward and formula-based — think F = ma level, where direct substitution is all you need.
The same curriculum as Round 1 — mechanics, waves, thermodynamics, electricity, magnetism, optics, and modern physics — but problems demand a deeper conceptual understanding and a slightly higher level of difficulty. Expect more multi-step reasoning and less direct lookup.
The difficulty climbs further. Problems in this round begin to rely on calculus — derivatives and integrals are part of the solution process — making this a true calc-based physics experience. Strong analytical skills and mathematical fluency are essential.
The ultimate challenge. The level in the Final Round reaches olympiad territory — expect problems that require deep physical intuition, creative problem-solving, and advanced mathematical tools. Only the most prepared teams will shine at this stage.