The most prestigious Olympiad
is coming to India for the first time!
HARVARD UNDERGRADUATE SCIENCE OLYMPIAD
Registration for students is open now
Register Now
The most prestigious Olympiad
is coming to India for the first time!
Registration for students is open now
Register NowThe Harvard Undergraduate Science Olympiad is an undergraduate-run organization at Harvard dedicated to providing accessible STEM education to middle and high school students.
We organize annual Science Olympiad Invitationals at Harvard to support this mission. This year, we are thrilled to announce a new partnership with Learn with Leaders in India! Together, we aim to broaden our reach and inspire young minds through engaging and educational STEM experiences.
Round 1 16th and 17th November 2024 (Online Exam)
In-Person Final Exam Round and STEM Bootcamp by Harvard Undergraduate Science Olympiad in Delhi NCR (exact timings and venue to be announced later) The Harvard Undergraduate Science Olympiad
Grades 7-10
Category 1 Grades 7 & 8
Category 2 Grade 9 & 10
Biology
Earth Science
Chemistry
Physics
Math
Registration Fee :
Rs.2000+18% GST per student (Please note that in case of withdrawal, full refunds are only available till 9th November, 2024)
All students will receive a Certificate of Participation by The Harvard Undergraduate Science Olympiad
To provide students across India with the opportunity to learn STEM in an interdisciplinary way
To understand how to use STEM to solve real world problems
To challenge themselves to learn STEM and expose them to global perspectives
To provide students with an opportunity to participate in an in-person and hands on STEM workshops under the supervision of Harvard Undergraduate Science Olympiad Mentors (HUSO)
Online Test
3 hours of test
Multiple choice questions
16th and 17th November
Top 100 students (50 from Category 1 and 50 from Category 2) will advance to Round 2 (7th to 10th January 2025)
Finalists will participate in a written, in-person exam in Delhi NCR (venue to be announced) on 7th January 2025
Finalists will have the opportunity to attend a 3-day STEM boot camp in Delhi NCR from 8th to 10th January, conducted by Harvard Undergraduate Science Olympiad mentors
Registration Open
Online exam on 16th and 17th November
Top 100 to be announced on 1st December who will go to Round 2
In-person exam in Delhi NCR on 7th January, 2025.
3-day STEM bootcamp conducted by HUSO mentors from 8th - 10th January, 2025.
Top 10 Winner to be announced on 10th jan
In-person Prize distribution in Delhi NCR
All participants to get certificates from Harvard Undergraduate Science Olympiad
Top 100 students to get an opportunity to attend an in person STEM BOOTCAMP Harvard Undergraduate Science Olympiad
Top 100 students will get Medals.
Top 10 winners to be announced from the final round
Top 10 winners will be awarded trophies and distinction medals.
Top 10 winners will get a scholarship voucher of USD 200 from Learn with Leaders.
One winner will be announced from the Top 10 students who will get an opportunity to attend a fully funded Summer camp at Harvard university by Learn with Leaders.
Ethan is studying Physics, and potentially Mechanical Engineering at Harvard University. He participated in Science Olympiad throughout high school, as well as other science competitions. He won a gold medal at the United States Physics Olympiad, and has won medals at regional competitions, such as Science Bowl, and Physics Bowl. He is very interested in space, and hopes to work in research related to space exploration. He is also a huge fan of soccer, hiking, and cooking.
Robin is studying Molecular and Cellular Biology and Computer Science at Harvard University. She is currently co-President of Harvard Undergraduate Science Olympiad and has previously placed top 3 multiple times in biochemistry and ecology events at various Science Olympiad invitationals and won the national Envirothon competition. When she’s not nerding out about proteins or birds, she enjoys spending time with her chubby cat, going for long walks, and reading!
Jonah Xu is studying Biological Engineering at MIT. He is currently on the MIT Science Olympiad Planning Committee and was an HUSO Event Supervisor for Microbe Mission. As a competitor, he medaled six times at the National Tournament, including three 1st place medals in Anatomy & Physiology. He is also a two-time USA Biology Olympiad Finalist, earning a silver medal in 2023. When Jonah’s not buried in a biology textbook, he enjoys exploring cafes, biking, and tinkering with Legos.
Luke is studying Chemical and Physical Biology, and Statistics at Harvard University. He is currently the Director of Service for the Harvard Undergraduate Science Olympiad team and won many national-level invitational and state medals, as well as placing 5th in Chemistry Lab at the 2023 National Tournament. He is a two-time US National Chemistry Olympiad Finalist, placing in the top 20 in the United States. Luke enjoys travelling, Mario Kart, and trivia.
Kevin is studying Computer Science, Math, and Statistics at Harvard University. He competed in many math and robotics competitions throughout his childhood, eventually qualifying for the USA Junior Math Olympiad and the VEX World Robotics Championship multiple times. Outside of STEM, he likes reading through Wikipedia, longboarding, and going to art museums.
Adelina is studying Mathematics at Harvard University. Throughout high school, she loved to solve puzzles about the world through science, which contributed to her medaling four times at the European Girls' Mathematical Olympiad and two times at the International Mathematical Olympiad, as well as another two times at the International Chemistry Olympiad. When she is not nerding out thinking about numbers and formulas, Adelina enjoys reading, traveling, and exploring the world.
Heidi is studying Artificial Intelligence (and hopefully Earth Science too!) at MIT. She is currently on the MIT SciOly Planning committee and competed in Science Olympiad for Belmont High School, medaling at various state and invitational-level competitions. Her favorite event, Rocks and Minerals, led her to qualifying for and participating in the US Earth Science Training Camp (top 40 in the nation). In her free time, Heidi enjoys singing with the MIT Ohms, MIT’s premier South Asian fusion a cappella group, though her Hindi pronunciation needs some work.