The Project Olympiad encourages research, innovation, and structured academic presentations.

Age Divisions for Project Olympiad:
7th–8th Class: Ages 12–14
9th–10th Class: Ages 15–16
11th–12th Class: Ages 17–18
University: Ages 18+ (Undergraduate & Postgraduate students)

Project Fields:
Scientific Research: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Natural Sciences
Technological Innovation: IT Programming, Engineering, Invention
Environmental & Social Studies: Ecology, Geography, Social Sciences

Project Olympiad Regulations:
1. Age Eligibility: Only students from 7th class to university can participate.
2. Offline Presentations:
Projects are presented offline, on-site, with school and university coordinators supervising evaluations.
3. Submission Formats:
Written project reports (structured templates provided by IOSPO).
Digital presentations (recorded videos or slide-based reports).
4. Evaluation Criteria:
Originality: Innovative concepts and research.
Feasibility: Practical application and real-world impact.
Depth of Research: Comprehensive analysis and findings.
Presentation Quality: Clarity, organization, and delivery.
5. Team Participation:
7th–10th Class: Individuals or teams (max 3 members).
11th–12th Class & University: Individuals or teams (max 2 members).
6. Supervised Submissions:
School coordinators must approve and submit projects for 7th–10th class divisions to ensure integrity.
7. Plagiarism Policy: Strict enforcement—any plagiarism leads to immediate disqualification.

Participants compete in subject-based examinations, testing critical thinking and application skills.

Subjects Included:
- Core Sciences: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Science
- Mathematics & Technology: Mathematics, Information Technology, Astronomy
- Linguistic & Literary Studies: English Language, Essay Writing
- Environmental & Social Sciences: Ecology, Geography, Social Sciences
- Creative Disciplines: Art

Regulations for Subject Olympiad:
1. Eligibility: Students compete within their respective age divisions.
2. On-Site Administration:
All Olympiad exams are conducted offline, supervised on-site at registered schools and universities.
Only IOSPO Board-appointed coordinators can administer exams.
3. Exam Language: All questions and responses must be in English.
4. Duration:
Kindergarten & Primary: 45 minutes
Elementary: 60 minutes
Middle School: 90 minutes
Secondary School & High School: 120 minutes
University: 120–180 minutes, depending on subject complexity.
5. Supervision: Coordinators must ensure academic integrity and fairness.
6. Scoring System: Standardized grading evaluates accuracy, logic, and problem-solving.
7. Tiebreakers: In case of a tie, rankings prioritize highest accuracy and fastest completion time.