Our mission is to host the world’s most compelling test of intelligence. We create unique challenges that demand creativity and deep reasoning to spark real innovation. We champion solutions that are not only brilliant but also ethical and fair, aiming to inspire global curiosity and build a lasting arena for the brightest minds to compete and collaborate.
Participation & Registration Overview
Eligibility
The competition is open to all students from Grade Pre-Level through Grade 10.
Key Dates
- Registration Opens: August 28, 2026
- Registration Closes: October 05, 2026
Contest Location
The contest will be conveniently administered at each participant’s own school.
Course Outline: Progressive Intelligence Contest
Sprout (Mont, PG, Nursery, KG)
- Objective: Foster curiosity, foundational cognitive skills, and a positive first experience with structured challenges.
- Focus Areas: Pattern recognition, basic sorting/classification, memory games, simple sequences, and sensory puzzles.
Explorer (Grade 1 & 2)
- Objective: Develop logical thinking, early problem-solving strategies, and comfort with friendly competition.
- Focus Areas: Logical sequences, analogies, simple codes (symbol/letter), spatial visualization, and verbal reasoning with basic vocabulary.
Challenger (Grade 3 & 4)
- Objective: Strengthen deductive and inductive reasoning, and introduce structured problem-solving frameworks.
- Focus Areas: Deductive logic puzzles, number patterns, introductory cryptography, verbal logic, and collaborative problem-solving.
Contender (Grade 5 & 6)
- Objective: Enhance critical thinking, synthesize information from multiple domains, and apply ethics to problem-solving.
- Focus Areas: Complex word problems, data interpretation from charts/graphs, ethical dilemmas in STEM, debate on simple topics, and creative design thinking.
Competitor (Grade 7 & 8)
- Objective: Master advanced analytical techniques and engage in rigorous, evidence-based argumentation.
- Focus Areas: Formal logic, argument deconstruction, advanced cryptography, principles of debate, and case study analysis.
Achiever (Grade 9 & 10)
- Objective: Tackle open-ended, real-world problems requiring research, innovation, and interdisciplinary synthesis.
- Focus Areas: Systems thinking, research methodology, speculative futures, strategic planning, and persuasive communication.