About

The National Cyber Olympiad (NCO) is for all students. It consists of a single-level examination. Cultivating the little scientist inside students, this test will help them identify and develop their computer skills. As part of the test, students will also be able to evaluate themselves on four levels: school, city, zone, and worldwide. The National Cyber Olympiad (SOF) is organized by the Science Olympiad Foundation. This talent-finding contest is quite popular among pupils.

Latest Notification

Science Olympiad Foundation has released the NCO 2024- 2025 exam dates at results.sofworld.org. The exam is open to the students of classes one to ten.

Registration

Students can either fill out the NCO registration form through their schools or fill out the registration form on the official SOF website as individual participants. A minimum of 10 students from each school must participate in the National Cyber Olympiad test for them to register.

Steps to Self-Register For Olympiad Exam

Students can apply for Olympiad tests online if their school is unable to participate:

1. Visit the official page for Olympiad exam registration: ors.sofworld.org/studentregistration.
2. Fill in the basic details such as School Name, School Address, Student Name, Class, Gender, Section, etc. Please double-check that all information, such as the roll number, test links, and recommendations, is right.
3. Select the Olympiad exam you wish to participate in.
4. Then choose in which mode you want your books to be delivered (Online/Offline).
5. Enter the correct captcha and click on the button that says “Submit”. Then proceed to the payment page.

After successful payment of the fees and book charges (if any), you will complete the registration process.

Registration Through School: The Olympiad exam registration can also be done by filling out an offline form given by the school. To be eligible to take the test, students must fill out the Olympiad Registration Form. Steps to apply for the Olympiad exam through school are:

1. In order to be eligible to conduct Olympiad exams on its premises, a school needs to register itself with the SOF first. After successful registration, the school will receive a prospectus with the registration forms in them. Students can collect the registration forms from school authorities.
2. Schools that are not registered with SOF should contact the officials at Olympiad foundation to get registered first and then get a prospectus. They can contact SOF through their phone number: 0124-4951200 or email at info@sofworld.org.
3. Interested students must then fill the registration forms with all the relevant details. Submit the duly filled forms to the respective schools.
4. The schools must then return the duly filled registration forms to SOF before the Olympiad exam registration last date of 2024.

Eligibility Criteria

The basic criteria for students to give the National Cyber Olympiad exams are, that they must be studying in any recognized education board (i.e., CBSE, ICSE, etc.) in India. Students from 1 to 12 can participate in this exam, and there is no minimum marks bracket to be eligible for this exam. Many exams under SOF have 2 level examinations, but National Cyber Olympiad has only one level of examination, i.e., a single-level exam.

Application Fee

Application Fees

Exam Pattern

The students must be familiar with the pattern of the exam before appearing for the exam. The exam pattern for SOF NCO is available on the website of SOF. There are separate question papers for all the classes, based on CBSE, ICSE/ISC and state board syllabus. The students can check the duration of the exam, type and number of questions, marks for the exam etc from below.

Type of Questions: The questions are of objective type with multiple-choices.
Duration: The test is for a total duration of 60 minutes.
Medium of Test: The questions are asked in English only.
No. of Questions: There are 35 questions for class 1 to 4 and 50 questions for class 5 to 10.
No. of Sections: There are 3 sections in the test names of which are given below.

Logical Reasoning
Computers and Information Technology
Achiever’s Section

Counselling

The National Cyber Olympiad (NCO) is on the whole a school-degree competition, and the counseling manner isn't as extensive as it is probably for college or college admissions. However, the key steps and details concerning the results and subsequent steps are as follows:

1. Result Declaration:
Result Announcement: The effects of the NCO are normally declared some weeks after the exam.
How to Check Results: Candidates can test their outcomes on the legitimate SOF website by means of getting into their roll number and different required details.
2. Ranking and Merit List:
Ranking: Students are ranked based on their overall performance in the exam.
Merit List: A benefit listing is prepared, and students who rating above a certain threshold are listed.
3. Awards and Recognition:
Certificates: All members acquire a Certificate of Participation.
Medals and Awards: High-acting students are offered medals, certificates of advantage, and coins prizes.
Scholarships: In a few cases, scholarships can be offered to top performers.
4. Counselling for Further Opportunities:
Guidance Sessions: For pinnacle performers, there may be counseling or steerage classes prepared through SOF or related educational establishments.
Educational Opportunities: High-rating college students can be supplied records on in addition instructional opportunities, guides, or schooling programs associated with cyber generation and records technology.

Syllabus

The syllabus is divided into three sections. The questions are mainly based on Windows 7 and MS office 2010.

Section 1 comprises patterns, classifications, analogies up to grade 5 and from 6th onwards, the questions are from verbal and non-verbal reasoning.
Section 2 comprises the topics that are Fundamentals of Computers, Hardware, Evolution of Computers etc.
Section 3 comprises the same topics that are in section 2, but the level of the questions are slightly tougher. This section can be started when students have completed the previous actions.

Syllabus for Grade 1 - Patterns, Completion of Figure Pattern, Measuring Units (Length, Weight, Time and Money), Geometrical Shapes, Odd One Out, Spatial Understanding, Grouping of Figures, Analogy, Ranking Test.

Syllabus for Grade 2 - Computer IT has Computer-a Smart Machine, General Information about Computers, Parts of Computer, Uses of Computer, Learning to use Keyboard and Mouse, MS-Paint, Latest Developments in the field of IT.

Syllabus for Grade 3 - Coding - decoding, analogy and classification, mirror images, embedded figures, alphabet test, ranking test, a grouping of figures, geometrical shapes, figure matrix, possible combinations, days and dates and computer & IT. Computer and IT has the topics such as Fundamentals of Computer, General Information about Computers, Storage Devices, Parts of Computer, Uses of Computer, Input and Output Devices, Introduction to Internet, MS-Paint, Introduction to MS-Word (Opening, Closing, Saving and Printing a Word document, Components of MS-Word window, Editing commands like Cut, Copy, Paste, Undo and Redo, Moving in a document using Home and End Keys), Latest Developments in the field of IT.

Syllabus for Grade 4 - Alphabet test, coding-decoding, patterns, geometrical shapes, solids, direction test, mirror images, embedded figures, ranking test, days and dates and possible combinations, analogy, classification.

The topics in the computer IT are Evolution of Computers, Parts of Computer, Input and Output Devices, Hardware, Software, MS-Word(Formatting a Word document, Font group, Format Painter, Search using Find and Replace option, Checking Spelling and Grammar using Thesaurus), Using Windows 7, Introduction to the Internet and Its Uses, Computer Networks, MS-Paint, Latest Developments in the field of IT.

Syllabus for Grade 5 - Analogy and classification, coding-decoding, mirror images, geometrical shapes, water images, direction test, mirror images, ranking test, alphabet test, logical sequence of words, puzzle test, embedded figures and computer & IT. The computer IT consists of the topics like Input and Output Devices, Hardware, Software, Storage Devices, Memory –Primary & Secondary Memory, MS-Paint, Introduction to Multimedia, MS-Word (Paragraph formatting Using Paragraph group, Drop Cap, Document Views, Inserting Graphics-Pictures and Shapes, Clip Arts, Symbols, SmartArt, Multimedia Objects, Text Box, Inserting Header and Footer in a document and exploring its features), Introduction to MS-PowerPoint(Component of MS-PowerPoint window and its features, Inserting Graphics-Pictures and Shapes, Clip Arts, Symbols, SmartArt, Multimedia Objects, Text Box, Inserting Header & Footer and exploring its features, Running slide shows, Presentation Views), Internet, Computer Networks, Using Windows 7, Latest Developments in the field of IT.

Syllabus for Grade 6 -

Section 1 - Reasoning: Verbal and non-verbal reasoning.

Section 2 - Computer & IT: History and generations of computers, types of computers, MS Windows, MS Word - Working with charts & tables, page layout, arranging multiple windows of a document; MS Powerpoint - creating a presentation using animations, custom animation, transitions, creating new slides using slides pane, outline pane and slides from an outline, working with handouts and notes master, arranging multiple windows of a presentation, working with charts and tables; internet & e-mail, introduction to QBasic, Hardware, software, Input & Output devices, Memory and Storage devices, and last but not the least latest developments in the IT sector.

Section 3 - Achiever

Syllabus for Grade 7 -

Section 1 - Reasoning: Verbal and non-verbal reasoning.

Section 2 - Computer & IT: Fundamentals of computer, the evolution of computers, memory and storage devices, Windows 7, MS Word - Links, mail merge, macros, exploring styles group; MS Powerpoint - working with slides master and themes, advancing slides using hyperlinks and actions, customising and broadcasting slide shows; MS Excel - Components of MS Excel, Editing and formatting cells in a worksheet, introduction to formulas, sorting and filtering data, macros, features of insert and page layout tabs; programming in QBasic, internet and viruses, networking and latest developments in the field of IT.

Section 3 - Achiever

Syllabus for Grade 8 -

Section 1 - Reasoning: Verbal and non-verbal reasoning.

Section 2 - Fundamentals of Computers, Internet & Viruses, HTML-(Html, Head, Title, Body (Attributes: Background, Bgcolor, Text, Link, Alink, Vlink), Font (Attributes: Color, Size, Face), Center, BR, HR (Attributes: Size, Width, Align, Noshade, Color), Comment tag(), <H1>..<H6>, <P>, <B>, <I>, <U>, <IMG>, Html Elements: A, Ul and Ol (Attributes: Type, Start), Li), Flash CS6, MS-Access, Networking, MS-Word (Exploring File tab, Language and Translate options, Tracking features -Comments, Reviewing Pane, Tracking Changes, Comparing, Combining and Protecting documents, Working with References), MS-PowerPoint (Exploring File tab and Slide Show tab, Comparing, Combining and Protecting presentations), MS-Excel(Exploring File tab, Useful Formulas and Functions - IF,Even, Odd, LCM, GCD, Power, Product, Round, Sqrt, Sum, Min, Max, Average, Count, Upper, Lower And Replace, Cell referencing, Using Defined Names group), Memory & Storage Devices, Basics of Cyber Crimes, Cyber Laws, Operating Systems(Introduction, Features, Types-single user and multi-user), Latest Developments in the field of IT.

Section 3 - As per section 2

Syllabus for Grade 9 -

Section 1 - Reasoning: Verbal and non-verbal reasoning.

Section 2 - Algorithms and Flowcharts in Programming, Visual Basic, Animations, HTML(Links, Anchors and Table tags), MS-Word, MS-Excel(Formula Auditing, Data Tools, Protecting and Sharing workbooks/worksheets, Working with cell range), MS-PowerPoint, Hardware, Software, Input & Output Devices, Memory & Storage Devices, Flash CS6, Communication Technology (Networking, Internet and Multimedia), Operating Systems(Types-Interactive (GUI based), Real-Time and Distributed, Commonly used OS), Using Windows 7, Introduction to Scratch, Introduction to Python (2.7.0), Latest Developments in the field of IT.

Section 3 - As per section 2

Syllabus for Grade 10 -

Section 1 - Reasoning: Verbal and non-verbal reasoning.

Section 2 - Fundamentals of Computer, Operating System, MS-Word, Networking, MS-PowerPoint, MS-Excel, HTML, Internet, Database Management System(Functions, Types, MS-Access), Using Windows 7, Scratch, Python (2.7.0), Latest Developments in the field of IT.

Section 3 - As per section 2

Exam

The National Cyber Olympiad (NCO) is a competitive examination designed to assess students' expertise and competencies within the field of facts generation and cyber principles. Here are the important thing highlights of the NCO examination:

Highlights of NCO Exam
Organizer:

The NCO is conducted by using the Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF).
Objective:

The goal is to decorate cyber literacy amongst school students and sell interest in information era and cyber security.
Eligibility:

The exam is open to students from Class 1 to Class 12.
Students from both authorities and personal schools can take part.
Exam Format:

The exam includes objective-kind questions (multiple-choice questions).
The questions are designed to test students' know-how, analytical abilities, and information of diverse standards in information era.
Sections and Syllabus:

The syllabus and variety of questions vary via class. Generally, the exam covers:
Logical and Analytical Reasoning
Computer and Information Technology
Achievers Section (Higher-order questioning questions)
The unique subjects blanketed are aligned with the school curriculum and include concepts including basic pc operations, programming, networking, cyber protection, and greater.
Marking Scheme:

The examination is typically divided into sections with a predefined number of questions and marks for every segment.
Each correct solution is awarded marks, and there is typically no negative marking for wrong answers.
Duration:

The duration of the examination is typically 60 minutes.
Levels of Competition:

The NCO is performed at two degrees:
Level 1: Conducted on the school degree, in which college students compete inside their respective faculties.
Level 2: Top performers from Level 1 qualify for Level 2, that is conducted at a broader level (state/country wide/international).

Eligibilty Criteria

The basic criteria for students to give the National Cyber Olympiad exams are, that they must be studying in any recognized education board (i.e., CBSE, ICSE, etc.) in India. Students from 1 to 12 can participate in this exam, and there is no minimum marks bracket to be eligible for this exam. Many exams under SOF have 2 level examinations, but National Cyber Olympiad has only one level of examination, i.e., a single-level exam.

Exam Pattern

The students must be familiar with the pattern of the exam before appearing for the exam. The exam pattern for SOF NCO is available on the website of SOF. There are separate question papers for all the classes, based on CBSE, ICSE/ISC and state board syllabus. The students can check the duration of the exam, type and number of questions, marks for the exam etc from below.

Type of Questions: The questions are of objective type with multiple-choices.
Duration: The test is for a total duration of 60 minutes.
Medium of Test: The questions are asked in English only.
No. of Questions: There are 35 questions for class 1 to 4 and 50 questions for class 5 to 10.
No. of Sections: There are 3 sections in the test names of which are given below.

Logical Reasoning
Computers and Information Technology
Achiever’s Section

Syllabus

The syllabus is divided into three sections. The questions are mainly based on Windows 7 and MS office 2010.

Section 1 comprises patterns, classifications, analogies up to grade 5 and from 6th onwards, the questions are from verbal and non-verbal reasoning.
Section 2 comprises the topics that are Fundamentals of Computers, Hardware, Evolution of Computers etc.
Section 3 comprises the same topics that are in section 2, but the level of the questions are slightly tougher. This section can be started when students have completed the previous actions.

Syllabus for Grade 1 - Patterns, Completion of Figure Pattern, Measuring Units (Length, Weight, Time and Money), Geometrical Shapes, Odd One Out, Spatial Understanding, Grouping of Figures, Analogy, Ranking Test.

Syllabus for Grade 2 - Computer IT has Computer-a Smart Machine, General Information about Computers, Parts of Computer, Uses of Computer, Learning to use Keyboard and Mouse, MS-Paint, Latest Developments in the field of IT.

Syllabus for Grade 3 - Coding - decoding, analogy and classification, mirror images, embedded figures, alphabet test, ranking test, a grouping of figures, geometrical shapes, figure matrix, possible combinations, days and dates and computer & IT. Computer and IT has the topics such as Fundamentals of Computer, General Information about Computers, Storage Devices, Parts of Computer, Uses of Computer, Input and Output Devices, Introduction to Internet, MS-Paint, Introduction to MS-Word (Opening, Closing, Saving and Printing a Word document, Components of MS-Word window, Editing commands like Cut, Copy, Paste, Undo and Redo, Moving in a document using Home and End Keys), Latest Developments in the field of IT.

Syllabus for Grade 4 - Alphabet test, coding-decoding, patterns, geometrical shapes, solids, direction test, mirror images, embedded figures, ranking test, days and dates and possible combinations, analogy, classification.

The topics in the computer IT are Evolution of Computers, Parts of Computer, Input and Output Devices, Hardware, Software, MS-Word(Formatting a Word document, Font group, Format Painter, Search using Find and Replace option, Checking Spelling and Grammar using Thesaurus), Using Windows 7, Introduction to the Internet and Its Uses, Computer Networks, MS-Paint, Latest Developments in the field of IT.

Syllabus for Grade 5 - Analogy and classification, coding-decoding, mirror images, geometrical shapes, water images, direction test, mirror images, ranking test, alphabet test, logical sequence of words, puzzle test, embedded figures and computer & IT. The computer IT consists of the topics like Input and Output Devices, Hardware, Software, Storage Devices, Memory –Primary & Secondary Memory, MS-Paint, Introduction to Multimedia, MS-Word (Paragraph formatting Using Paragraph group, Drop Cap, Document Views, Inserting Graphics-Pictures and Shapes, Clip Arts, Symbols, SmartArt, Multimedia Objects, Text Box, Inserting Header and Footer in a document and exploring its features), Introduction to MS-PowerPoint(Component of MS-PowerPoint window and its features, Inserting Graphics-Pictures and Shapes, Clip Arts, Symbols, SmartArt, Multimedia Objects, Text Box, Inserting Header & Footer and exploring its features, Running slide shows, Presentation Views), Internet, Computer Networks, Using Windows 7, Latest Developments in the field of IT.

Syllabus for Grade 6 -

Section 1 - Reasoning: Verbal and non-verbal reasoning.

Section 2 - Computer & IT: History and generations of computers, types of computers, MS Windows, MS Word - Working with charts & tables, page layout, arranging multiple windows of a document; MS Powerpoint - creating a presentation using animations, custom animation, transitions, creating new slides using slides pane, outline pane and slides from an outline, working with handouts and notes master, arranging multiple windows of a presentation, working with charts and tables; internet & e-mail, introduction to QBasic, Hardware, software, Input & Output devices, Memory and Storage devices, and last but not the least latest developments in the IT sector.

Section 3 - Achiever

Syllabus for Grade 7 -

Section 1 - Reasoning: Verbal and non-verbal reasoning.

Section 2 - Computer & IT: Fundamentals of computer, the evolution of computers, memory and storage devices, Windows 7, MS Word - Links, mail merge, macros, exploring styles group; MS Powerpoint - working with slides master and themes, advancing slides using hyperlinks and actions, customising and broadcasting slide shows; MS Excel - Components of MS Excel, Editing and formatting cells in a worksheet, introduction to formulas, sorting and filtering data, macros, features of insert and page layout tabs; programming in QBasic, internet and viruses, networking and latest developments in the field of IT.

Section 3 - Achiever

Syllabus for Grade 8 -

Section 1 - Reasoning: Verbal and non-verbal reasoning.

Section 2 - Fundamentals of Computers, Internet & Viruses, HTML-(Html, Head, Title, Body (Attributes: Background, Bgcolor, Text, Link, Alink, Vlink), Font (Attributes: Color, Size, Face), Center, BR, HR (Attributes: Size, Width, Align, Noshade, Color), Comment tag(), <H1>..<H6>, <P>, <B>, <I>, <U>, <IMG>, Html Elements: A, Ul and Ol (Attributes: Type, Start), Li), Flash CS6, MS-Access, Networking, MS-Word (Exploring File tab, Language and Translate options, Tracking features -Comments, Reviewing Pane, Tracking Changes, Comparing, Combining and Protecting documents, Working with References), MS-PowerPoint (Exploring File tab and Slide Show tab, Comparing, Combining and Protecting presentations), MS-Excel(Exploring File tab, Useful Formulas and Functions - IF,Even, Odd, LCM, GCD, Power, Product, Round, Sqrt, Sum, Min, Max, Average, Count, Upper, Lower And Replace, Cell referencing, Using Defined Names group), Memory & Storage Devices, Basics of Cyber Crimes, Cyber Laws, Operating Systems(Introduction, Features, Types-single user and multi-user), Latest Developments in the field of IT.

Section 3 - As per section 2

Syllabus for Grade 9 -

Section 1 - Reasoning: Verbal and non-verbal reasoning.

Section 2 - Algorithms and Flowcharts in Programming, Visual Basic, Animations, HTML(Links, Anchors and Table tags), MS-Word, MS-Excel(Formula Auditing, Data Tools, Protecting and Sharing workbooks/worksheets, Working with cell range), MS-PowerPoint, Hardware, Software, Input & Output Devices, Memory & Storage Devices, Flash CS6, Communication Technology (Networking, Internet and Multimedia), Operating Systems(Types-Interactive (GUI based), Real-Time and Distributed, Commonly used OS), Using Windows 7, Introduction to Scratch, Introduction to Python (2.7.0), Latest Developments in the field of IT.

Section 3 - As per section 2

Syllabus for Grade 10 -

Section 1 - Reasoning: Verbal and non-verbal reasoning.

Section 2 - Fundamentals of Computer, Operating System, MS-Word, Networking, MS-PowerPoint, MS-Excel, HTML, Internet, Database Management System(Functions, Types, MS-Access), Using Windows 7, Scratch, Python (2.7.0), Latest Developments in the field of IT.

Section 3 - As per section 2

Counselling

The National Cyber Olympiad (NCO) is on the whole a school-degree competition, and the counseling manner isn't as extensive as it is probably for college or college admissions. However, the key steps and details concerning the results and subsequent steps are as follows:

1. Result Declaration:
Result Announcement: The effects of the NCO are normally declared some weeks after the exam.
How to Check Results: Candidates can test their outcomes on the legitimate SOF website by means of getting into their roll number and different required details.
2. Ranking and Merit List:
Ranking: Students are ranked based on their overall performance in the exam.
Merit List: A benefit listing is prepared, and students who rating above a certain threshold are listed.
3. Awards and Recognition:
Certificates: All members acquire a Certificate of Participation.
Medals and Awards: High-acting students are offered medals, certificates of advantage, and coins prizes.
Scholarships: In a few cases, scholarships can be offered to top performers.
4. Counselling for Further Opportunities:
Guidance Sessions: For pinnacle performers, there may be counseling or steerage classes prepared through SOF or related educational establishments.
Educational Opportunities: High-rating college students can be supplied records on in addition instructional opportunities, guides, or schooling programs associated with cyber generation and records technology.

Old Question Papers

To prepare for the National Cyber Olympiad (NCO) effectively, practising preceding years' query papers can be exceedingly useful. Here are some ways to get right of entry to NCO previous year query papers:

Official Sources:
Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF) Website:
The official SOF internet site might also offer pattern papers and former year question papers. Visit the SOF internet site and navigate to the NCO phase for sources.
Online Resources
Educational Websites

Websites like Examrace, IndiaBIX, and AglaSem often provide previous 12 months query papers for various Olympiads, which include NCO.
Examrace NCO Resources
AglaSem NCO Resources
E-learning Platforms:

Platforms like Byju's, Toppr, and Unacademy might offer exercise papers and ridicule assessments for NCO.
Byju's NCO Resources
Toppr NCO Resources
Books and Guides:
Purchase Olympiad workbooks specifically designed for NCO practise. These books often encompass previous year question papers, sample papers, and practice exams.
Some endorsed publishers encompass MTG Learning Media and Oswaal Books.
Local Bookstores and Libraries:

Visit nearby bookstores or libraries to locate books containing preceding year papers and examine publications for the NCO.
SOF provides sample papers for exercise, which may be much like previous yr query papers. You can down load these from the SOF internet site.

Prep Materials

Official Resources
Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF) Website:
Visit the professional SOF internet site.
Look for the "Previous Year Papers" or "Sample Papers" section. These are often available for down load.
Educational Websites
Olympiad Success:

Olympiad Success affords pattern papers and previous 12 months question papers for various Olympiads, along with the NCO.
Navigate to the NCO phase to locate relevant papers.
SOF Olympiad Trainer:

SOF Olympiad Trainer offers on line practice substances, together with previous yr papers.
They provide a comprehensive set of assets for students making ready for the NCO.
Books and Guides
MTG NCO Workbooks:
MTG Learning Media publishes workbooks especially for NCO coaching, which include preceding 12 months question papers and sample assessments.
These books are to be had at major bookstores and on line stores like Amazon and Flipkart.
Schools and Coaching Centers

Admit card

To download the admit card for the National Cyber Olympiad (NCO), observe these steps as soon as the admit cards are released via the Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF):

Steps to Download the NCO Admit Card

1. Visit the Official Website
- Go to the legitimate SOF internet site: SOF Official

2. Find the Admit Card Link
- Look for the link associated with the NCO admit card on the homepage or below the "Student" segment.

3,Login to Your Account
- Click at the admit card link, so one can redirect you to a login page.
- Enter your login credentials, which include your registration number and date of beginning.

4. Download the Admit Card
- After logging in, you may be able to see your admit card.
- Verify all of the details cited at the admit card.
- Download and print the admit card for future reference.

Details to Check on the Admit Card
- Candidate’s Name
- Roll Number
- Exam Date and Time
- Exam Venue
- Photograph and Signature
- Important Instructions

Important Points
- Make positive to carry the printed admit card to the exam middle, as it's far a mandatory document for entry.
- Carry a valid photograph ID evidence (Aadhar card, PAN card, Voter ID, and so forth.) along side the admit card.
- Read all of the instructions mentioned on the admit card carefully and follow them on the examination day.

Troubleshooting
- If you face any problems even as downloading the admit card, you may touch the SOF helpline or help team for assistance.

For the most accurate and up to date data, always check with the authentic notification or website of the Science Olympiad Foundation (SOF).