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Master National 
Competitions

We guide students through STEM and writing competitions.

For Students

High school students seeking personalized guidance and support

For Families

Parents navigating the complex admissions landscape

Special Cases

International students, athletes, and artists with unique needs

How We Help You Excel

Comprehensive training programs designed to take you from beginner to olympiad level.

Competition Training

problem-solving

​Mock competitions

Strategy development

1v1 Coaching

​Personalized study

​Proof-writing practice

Advanced topics

Group Classes

​Peer learning

​Team competition prep

Regular assessments

Resource Library

Major Competitions

​Video tutorials

​Mock competitions

Programs You can Join

Subject

National Ocean Sciences Bowl (NOSB)

Quiz-bowl and team challenges on marine science

Description

Encourages ocean literacy and interest in environmental sciences.

Eligibility

U.S. high school teams

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International Young Physicists’ Tournament (IYPT)

Research-based physics problems debated in “physics fights”

Description

Promotes collaboration and presentation skills in experimental physics.

Eligibility

High school teams worldwide

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Future City Competition

Design a model city and present an engineering solution

Description

Focuses on urban planning, sustainability, and engineering design.

Eligibility

Middle and high school students

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Broadcom MASTERS

Individual research and project presentation

Description

National STEM competition emphasizing innovation and communication.

Eligibility

Middle school students (grades 6–8)

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Conrad Challenge

Propose and develop an innovation to solve global problems

Description

Blends STEM, entrepreneurship, and design thinking.

Eligibility

High school teams worldwide

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Junior Science and Humanities Symposium (JSHS)

Research paper submission and oral presentation

Description

Recognizes original STEM research; provides scholarships and mentorship.

Eligibility

U.S. high school students (grades 9–12)

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