CBSE Science Challenge Overview

The CBSE Science Challenge is conducted in two rounds for students of classes 8 to 10 in affiliated schools. Round one involves school-level registration and participation, while round two is conducted by the board for selected students. Participants must have parental consent, and their information is collected for analysis and securely stored. Certificates are awarded to participants and top performers.

What are the two rounds in the CBSE Science Challenge?

• Online and offline

• Practical and theoretical

• National and international

• Within school and inter-school

Which classes are eligible to participate in the CBSE Science Challenge?

• Classes 7 to 9

• Classes 6 to 8

• Classes 9 to 12

• Classes 8 to 10

How many students can a school nominate for the second round?

• Four students

• Ten students

• Eight students

• Six students

What is the focus of the tasks in the CBSE Science Challenge?

• Creativity and innovation

• Speed and accuracy

• Teamwork and collaboration

• Research and development

When should schools register students for the first round?

• In April

• In March

• In June

• In May

Through which portal can schools register students for the challenge?

• Student registration portal

• Education board portal

• Science service portal

• CBSE main portal

Who conducts the second round of the CBSE Science Challenge?

• The teachers

• The students

• The board

• The schools

What must participants have to join the CBSE Science Challenge?

• A minimum grade point

• Parental or guardian consent

• A teacher's recommendation

• A science project

What is the purpose of collecting participant information?

• To create a student database

• To analyze learning outcomes

• To share with other schools

• To publish in a journal

How is participant information stored?

• In a school archive

• On a secure platform

• In a public database

• On a personal computer