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Copernicus Physics & Astronomy Olympiad National Round

The Copernicus Physics & Astronomy Olympiad is part of the Copernicus Olympiad, an international academic competition founded in 2020 by a team of educators passionate about science and global learning. The Olympiad is named after Nicolaus Copernicus, the Polish scientist who revolutionized astronomy with his theory that planets orbit the Sun.

This competition gives students a chance to explore the fascinating world of physics and astronomy through engaging and challenging problems. It aims to spark curiosity, deepen scientific understanding, and develop analytical and critical-thinking skills in young learners around the world.

Exam Format: The Preliminary Round has 25 multiple-choice questions (60 minutes) held online or on paper. The Global Round includes 20 multiple-choice and 5 numerical questions (90 minutes) conducted onsite.

👉 Eligibility: Students from Grades 7–12 

Take the challenge. Strengthen your skill and excel with Copernicus Physics & Astronomy Olympiad National Round!