Math Maestro

Overview

Math Maestro is a two-round competition designed to test problem-solving, analytical thinking, and teamwork. The event combines the rigor of a Math Olympiad with the excitement of a Math Auction.

Registration Deadline

November 8, 2025

Prize Pool

Total: 25,000 BDT

🥇 1st Prize: 12,000 BDT

🥈 2nd Prize: 8,000 BDT

🥉 3rd Prize: 5,000 BDT

Competition Details

Round 1: Math Olympiad

Format: Math Olympiad
Participation: Individual
Categories: Junior (Class 6–8), Secondary (Class 9–10), Senior (Class 11–12)
Qualification: Top 6 contestants from each category qualify for Round 2 (18 finalists total)

Team Formation

Teams are formed by the organizers after Round 1. Finalists are grouped into six balanced teams, each consisting of winners from each category.

• 1 Junior (6–8)
• 1 Secondary (9–10)
• 1 Senior (11–12)

Teams are announced on Day 1 after evaluation. These newly formed teams proceed to Round 2.

Round 2: Math Auction

Format: Problem-solving with strategic bidding

Teams: 6 teams of 3 participants each

Problems:

• 24 problems prepared (8 Easy, 8 Medium, 8 Hard)
• Each team must collect 6 problems (2 Easy, 2 Medium, 2 Hard)
• Distribution rule prevents skewed choices (e.g., all Easy)

Bidding Rules:

• Easy = 10 points, Medium = 20 points, Hard = 30 points
• Each team starts with 400 points (currency = points)
• Bids must increase gradually (by 10–20 points)
• Teams cannot overspend; unused currency cannot be carried forward

Process:

• Each problem is shown for 30 seconds before bidding
• Maximum 2 minutes allowed for bidding
• The winning team receives the problem in a sealed envelope, opened only when the contest begins

Special Cases & Solutions

1. If a team spends all currency early:
- • Teams unable to collect 6 problems will be assigned remaining ones by moderators.
- • A penalty percentage will be applied during evaluation.
2. If bidding ends with leftover teams without enough problems:
- • Unclaimed problems will be reintroduced for a special bidding session.
- • Ensures all teams secure a balanced distribution.

Time Management

• Viewing each problem: 30 seconds
• Maximum bidding per problem: 2 minutes
• Teams solve their collected problems only after the official contest begins

Science Olympiad

Overview

The Science Olympiad is a written competition designed to test students' understanding of core sciences and their ability to think analytically beyond classroom knowledge. It emphasizes problem-solving, reasoning, and conceptual clarity.

Registration Deadline

November 8, 2025

Prize Pool

Total: 30,000 BDT

Across 3 categories

Prizes Per Category

🥇 1st Prize: 5,000 BDT

🥈 2nd Prize: 3,000 BDT

🥉 3rd Prize: 1,000 BDT

🏅 4th Prize: 500 BDT

🏅 5th Prize: 500 BDT

6th - 30th Position: Medal & Certificate

Format

Participation: Individual contest
Categories: Junior (6-8), Secondary (9-10), Senior (11-12)
Rounds: Written Round

Competition Details

Total Questions: 8-12

Subjects Covered: Physics, Chemistry, Biology

Question Types:

• Direct conceptual problems
• Calculation-based problems
• Open-ended analytical reasoning questions

Difficulty Balance: Questions vary in length and complexity; harder questions carry more marks

Grading System

• Each question has a fixed mark distribution
• Greater weight is given to problem-solving and reasoning
• Partial credit is awarded where logical steps are correct, even if the final answer is incomplete

Competitive Programming Contest

Overview

The Competitive Programming Contest is one of the flagship events of Innoverse, designed to showcase Bangladesh's brightest young problem solvers. Structured in competitive programming (CP) style and aligned with international standards, this contest aims to nurture the next generation of coders, preparing them for national and international platforms such as BdOI and IOI.

Important Dates

Registration Deadline:

November 6, 2025

Preliminary Round:

November 10, 2025

Prize Pool

Total: 15,000 BDT

🥇 1st Prize: 7,000 BDT

🥈 2nd Prize: 5,000 BDT

🥉 3rd Prize: 3,000 BDT

Additional Recognition

4th - 10th Position: Certificate & Medal

Format

Style: Competitive Programming Contest (CP)
Participation: Individual contest
Category: High School (Classes 6-12)
Rounds: Preliminary Round (Online) → Final Round (Onsite)
Preliminary Round Starts: November 10, 2025 Time: 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM

Contest Progression

Contestants log in to the selected online judge platform
Contest dashboard remains locked until official start
Problem set is released simultaneously for all participants
Contestants solve problems within 3 hours
Correct submissions earn full points; wrong submissions incur penalties
Leaderboard updates automatically throughout the contest

Contest Platform

Toph.co: Popular Bangladeshi platform

Contest Structure

Problems: 6 (easy to hard)
Duration: 3 hours
Scoring: Full points for correct solution, No subtasks and Wrong submission may lead to a penalty decided by online judge

Qwizard Mania

Overview

Qwizard Mania is a dynamic, team-based contest designed to test knowledge beyond textbooks. Questions span general science, the history of discoveries, Nobel Prize trivia etc, encouraging both breadth and depth of understanding.

Registration Deadline

November 8, 2025

Prize Pool

Total: 30,000 BDT

Across 2 categories

Prizes Per Category

🥇 1st Prize: 7,000 BDT

🥈 2nd Prize: 5,000 BDT

🥉 3rd Prize: 3,000 BDT

Participation Certificate

All participants will receive certificates

Format

Participation: Team Based
Categories: Secondary(9-10), Higher Secondary (11-12)

Competition Details

Teams must consist of 3 members
Qwizard Mania will be conducted in 2 rounds: Written Round and Buzzer Round
Each round will have elimination stages leading to the final

Important Rule

Use of Mobile Phone or External Help is strictly prohibited.

Research Article Contest

Overview

The Research Article Contest encourages school and college students to explore scientific thinking by writing research-style articles on STEM-related topics. It fosters originality, creativity, and academic writing skills among young learners.

Format

Participation: Individual contest
Eligibility: Class 8-12
Submission Type: Online (PDF format only)
Registration Deadline: November 6, 2025
Submission Deadline: November 9, 2025
Total Prize Pool: 15,000 BDT
- 🥇 1st Place – 7,000 BDT
- 🥈 2nd Place – 5,000 BDT
- 🥉 3rd Place – 3,000 BDT

Submission Guidelines

Participants submit their article online within the deadline.
Articles should follow the required structure:
- Title & Author Information
- Abstract (short summary)
- Background / Problem Statement
- Approach / Methodology
- Key Findings, Insights, or Proposed Ideas
- Limitations / Challenges
- Future Goals or Aspirations
- Sources / References (optional but recommended)
The format is not needed to be followed rigorously. However, participants are encouraged to cover all these points through their whole Article for extra points.
Page Limit: 4–6 Pages including a Cover Page containing Participants’ Name, Institution, Class, Mail ID, Research Article Title, Date of Submission. Submission exceeding the limit may be disqualified.
Font Details: Times New Roman, Font Size: 12pt (Heading and Subheadings can be adjusted according to it)
Participants can add necessary images with proper reference or source, but should not exceed the suggested page limit.
A screening panel evaluates and shortlists the best submissions for final judging.

Important Rules

• Articles must be the participant's original work
• Articles generated using AI or LLMs will be disqualified
• Plagiarism will result in penalties
• Submissions must reflect the capability of school/college students. Guidance from a teacher or a senior student is permitted, but the core work must be the student's own.Participants need to submit the details (Name, Contact Details, Institution, Relation with the student) of the mentor they have taken help from in the cover page.

3-Minute Thesis Presentation

Overview

The 3-Minute Thesis Contest challenges undergraduate students to present their thesis, research project, or paper in just three minutes. The aim is to communicate complex ideas clearly and effectively to a non-specialist audience.

Important Dates

Registration Deadline:

November 6, 2025

Preliminary Round:

November 7, 2025

Prize Pool

Total: 15,000 BDT

🥇 1st Prize: 7,000 BDT

🥈 2nd Prize: 5,000 BDT

🥉 3rd Prize: 3,000 BDT

Participation Certificate

All participants will receive certificates

Format

Eligibility: Individual contest (Undergraduate level)
Presentation Length: 3 minutes maximum
Content: Must be based on participant's own research, thesis, or academic project
Submission Deadline: November 2, 2025

Contest Progression

Round 1: Online Submission

• Participants submit research work in PDF format
• Screening panel shortlists finalists for live round
• Must include: Background, Methodology, Findings, Significance

Round 2: Live Presentation

• Finalists deliver 3-minute presentation using slides (PDF preferred)
• Warning bell at 2:30 minutes
• Automatic cutoff at 3:00 minutes
• 1 minute Q&A session after each presentation

Rules

• Research must be participant's original work
• Plagiarism = immediate disqualification
• Presentations exceeding 3 minutes will be disqualified
• No animations, props, or excessive text allowed

RoboSoccer

Overview

Robosoccer is a competitive robotics event where students design, build, and program autonomous or manually controlled robots capable of playing soccer. The event blends mechanical design, electronics, and control strategy in a dynamic, tournament-style environment, challenging teams to engineer precision, speed, and teamwork.

Registration Deadline

November 8, 2025

Prize Pool

Total: 25,000 BDT

🥇 1st Prize: 12,000 BDT

🥈 2nd Prize: 8,000 BDT

🥉 3rd Prize: 5,000 BDT

Participation Certificate

All participants will receive certificates

Eligibility

Open for all participants.
Teams must present valid institutional identification.
Cross-institutional teams are allowed.
A participant cannot be part of multiple teams.

Team Composition

Team Size: Maximum 4 members per team.
Each team must own and operate its own soccer bot and controller.
Sharing of bots or use of pre-built robots is strictly prohibited.
Only registered team members can operate the bot.
Bot controllers can be switched only during halftime.

Robot Specifications

Dimensions:Maximum 30 cm × 30 cm × 20 cm

Weight:Up to 2.5 kg (Each 100g above incurs a one-goal penalty)

Power Source:

On-board power supply only (maximum 12V)
No external or wired power allowed

Control:Wireless only (RF, NRF, Bluetooth, Joystick, or mobile app)

Mechanics:

Bots may push or kick the ball but cannot grab or enclose it.
Servo-based kicking and rubber pads for ball bouncing are prohibited.

Bracket & Material:

Bracket length ≤ 8 cm, width ≤ 20 cm; must remain open-type.
Permissible materials: SS, acrylic, wood, PVC, or cardboard.
No sharp, damaging, or hazardous parts allowed.

Arena & Equipment

• Arena designed to mimic a mini soccer field.
• Referees and volunteers will supervise each match.
• Only event volunteers can touch bots during gameplay.

Match Format

• Matches are 1 vs 1.
• Group Stage: Round Robin (5 teams per group).
• Knockout Stage: Top 2 from each group qualify.
• Each match: 2 rounds (1:15 each) with 30-sec halftime.

Scoring Rules

Each valid goal:+3 points

Each foul:-1 point

Arena damage:-1 point

Bot overweight penalty:-1 goal per 100g

Repair penalty:-1 per 10 seconds used

Final Score: (Goals × 3) – (Repair Penalty + Foul Penalty)

Fouls & Penalties

• Touching the bot during play.
• Continuous entanglement (10 sec) → Reset to initial positions.
• Intentional obstruction or defensive stalling.
• Exceeding restart limits or causing arena damage.
• 3 fouls → Opponent gets a penalty kick.
• Offensive behavior towards officials → Immediate disqualification.

Penalty Shootout Rules

• If a bot is inactive for 30 sec → Opponent receives a penalty shot.
• 15-second limit per penalty attempt (clock paused).
• Each team gets 3 penalty attempts in tiebreakers.
• Team with more goals wins.
• If still tied → team with fewer fouls wins.

Inspection & Compliance

• All bots undergo inspection 1 hour before matches.
• Size, weight, and voltage compliance required.
• Battery safety and mechanical structure checked.
• No grabbing or restricted mechanisms allowed.
• Failure to comply results in disqualification.

Winner Declaration

• The team with the highest score wins the match.
• In case of a tie, penalty shootout rules apply.
• For uneven group qualifications, priority follows: Higher goal difference → Lower fouls → Lower restarts.

Code of Conduct

• Teams must report within 2 minutes of call.
• Late arrivals forfeit matches.
• Any act of misconduct or false identity leads to disqualification.
• The decision of the judges is final and binding.

Line Follower Robot (LFR)

Overview

The Line Follower Robot (LFR) competition challenges students to design, build, and program fully autonomous robots capable of detecting and following a pre-defined line path with precision, speed, and intelligence. This segment blends hardware design, sensor calibration, and control logic — testing innovation, efficiency, and adaptability under real-world constraints.

Registration Deadline

November 8, 2025

Prize Pool

Total: 25,000 BDT

🥇 1st Prize: 12,000 BDT

🥈 2nd Prize: 8,000 BDT

🥉 3rd Prize: 5,000 BDT

Participation Certificate

All participants will receive certificates

Format

Eligibility: Open for All
Team Size: 3-4 members per team (Cross-institution teams are allowed)
Bot Ownership: Each team must design and program its own robot. No shared or commercially pre-built robots are allowed.
Autonomy: Robots must operate fully autonomously, no manual or wireless control permitted once the run begins.

Robot Specifications

Dimensions:Max 25 cm (L) × 25 cm (W) × 25 cm (H)

Weight:Max 2 kg

Power Supply:Onboard battery (no wired power allowed)

Voltage Limit:≤ 16.8V (maximum 4S Battery)

Drive Type:Wheeled robot only

Programmable Switches:Up to 4 allowed

Communication:Wireless communication strictly prohibited

Construction:Self-built and programmed by team

Environment:Variable lighting conditions

Arena Specifications

• Shape & Size: Rectangular (approx. 12 ft × 10 ft)
• Line Width: 25 mm
• Surface: Black line on white background or white line on black background
• Track Features: Straight and curved paths (min. radius 15 cm), sharp turns (≥ 30°), zigzag sections, crossovers and loops
• Line gaps: ≤ 15 cm
• Obstacles, walls, or bridges may appear in final round
• Start & finish boxes: 25 cm × 25 cm

Competition Flow

Stage 1: Inspection & Setup

• Robots submitted for inspection before each round
• Size, weight, and voltage are checked
• 1 minute for calibration before the run

Stage 2: Preliminary Round

• Simple track with smooth curves and no obstacles
• Run Time: 3 minutes + 1 min calibration
• Max Restarts: 4 per run
• No checkpoints may be skipped

Stage 3: Final Round

• Complex track with obstacles, bridges, inverted lines, and discontinuities
• Run Time: 3 minutes + 1 min calibration
• Max Restarts: 5 per run
• 1 checkpoint may be skipped with penalty

Scoring System

Leaving Start Point (S):+20

Stopping at End Point (E):+20

Each Checkpoint Crossed (C):+150

Each Restart (R):-70

Bonus: Completed Without Restart (B):+150

Time Efficiency (T):(Total Time - Elapsed Time) × 1

Total Score = T + S + E + C + R + B

Disqualification Criteria

• Failure to meet size/weight/voltage limits
• Wireless/manual intervention during the run
• Robot fails to move for 30+ seconds
• Damaging the arena or other robots
• Disrespectful conduct towards judges or volunteers
• Use of unsafe or prohibited components

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Overview

Math Maestro is a two-round competition designed to test problem-solving, analytical thinking, and teamwork. The event combines the rigor of a Math Olympiad with the excitement of a Math Auction.

Registration Deadline

November 8, 2025

Prize Pool

Total: 25,000 BDT

🥇 1st Prize: 12,000 BDT

🥈 2nd Prize: 8,000 BDT

🥉 3rd Prize: 5,000 BDT

Competition Details

Round 1: Math Olympiad

Format: Math Olympiad
Participation: Individual
Categories: Junior (Class 6–8), Secondary (Class 9–10), Senior (Class 11–12)
Qualification: Top 6 contestants from each category qualify for Round 2 (18 finalists total)

Team Formation

Teams are formed by the organizers after Round 1. Finalists are grouped into six balanced teams, each consisting of winners from each category.

• 1 Junior (6–8)
• 1 Secondary (9–10)
• 1 Senior (11–12)

Teams are announced on Day 1 after evaluation. These newly formed teams proceed to Round 2.

Round 2: Math Auction

Format: Problem-solving with strategic bidding

Teams: 6 teams of 3 participants each

Problems:

• 24 problems prepared (8 Easy, 8 Medium, 8 Hard)
• Each team must collect 6 problems (2 Easy, 2 Medium, 2 Hard)
• Distribution rule prevents skewed choices (e.g., all Easy)

Bidding Rules:

• Easy = 10 points, Medium = 20 points, Hard = 30 points
• Each team starts with 400 points (currency = points)
• Bids must increase gradually (by 10–20 points)
• Teams cannot overspend; unused currency cannot be carried forward

Process:

• Each problem is shown for 30 seconds before bidding
• Maximum 2 minutes allowed for bidding
• The winning team receives the problem in a sealed envelope, opened only when the contest begins

Special Cases & Solutions

1. If a team spends all currency early:
- • Teams unable to collect 6 problems will be assigned remaining ones by moderators.
- • A penalty percentage will be applied during evaluation.
2. If bidding ends with leftover teams without enough problems:
- • Unclaimed problems will be reintroduced for a special bidding session.
- • Ensures all teams secure a balanced distribution.

Time Management

• Viewing each problem: 30 seconds
• Maximum bidding per problem: 2 minutes
• Teams solve their collected problems only after the official contest begins

Overview