Name: National Cyber Olympiad; Inter School ICT Quiz Competition 2081
Start: 2025-02-20T10:00:00+05:45
End: 2025-02-27T15:00:00+05:45

Prashikshan Nepal is proud to announce National Cyber Olympiad + 2 Edition – Inter School ICT Quiz Competition 2081. A one-week event managed by Paila Creation targets higher secondary-level students to explore and engage with the world of Information Technology (IT).

The event begins on 20th February 2025 aims to enhance students’ knowledge and skills through stimulating quiz rounds covering General ICT, ICT Curriculum, Current Events, Logical Reasoning, Mental Aptitude, and ICT Tools and Gadgets.

Participants from 30 different +2 schools/colleges will compete in a knockout format, ensuring a competitive and engaging experience. The competition will run in three phases: Qualifying, Semifinal, and Final round. The grand finale is scheduled for February 27, 2025 (15th Falgun, 2081).

Throughout the event, participants will face challenges in multiple quiz rounds, including General, Curriculum, Logical, Multimedia, Defending, Gambling, and Gasping rounds. The winning team will be awarded an impressive Thirty Thousand Cash Prize package, a trophy, medals, and gift hampers.

Key Details:

Starting Date: February 20, 2025 (8th Falgun, 2081)

Grand Finale: February 27, 2025 (15th Falgun, 2081)

Award to winner : Cash Prize of Rs 30,000 along with, a trophy, medals, and gift hampers.

The primary objective of the National Cyber Olympiad is to provide students with a vital extracurricular opportunity to enhance their knowledge and develop practical skills in Information Communication Technology. The competition is designed to foster IT education among higher secondary level students while inspiring them to explore the field further. The competition will help to equip students with valuable technological skills and insights, ensuring a broader impact beyond regular classroom learning.

Laxman Pokhrel, the Founder and President of Prashikshan, shared that the successful completion of five consecutive school editions brought excitement to the organizers and generated strong demand from +2 students, prompting the decision to extend the competition to +2 edition.