Clear rules. A fair challenge.
Everything you need to know before the first question.
Getting started
Practice works without an account and uses a separate question set. To appear on the leaderboard, sign in with Google before starting a ranked attempt. Choose your display name and optionally use your Google profile photo.
One ranked attempt is allowed per account across all competition rounds each Pakistan calendar week. The week starts on Monday at 00:00 Pakistan time. Signing in after practice does not turn that practice score into a ranked result.
Questions and timing
A ranked paper contains 20 questions: six easy, ten medium and four difficult. Questions and answer options are shuffled. Each question shows its own deadline. Default times are 15, 30 and 60 seconds depending on difficulty; the visible timer is the one to follow.
Choose one option and lock your answer. You cannot go back to change a submitted answer. An unanswered or late question earns no point. Different players may receive some overlapping questions from the reviewed bank.
Scores and rankings
Each correct answer earns one point. Speed does not break ties: equal scores share the same rank. Your result page shows the verified score and current rank. Standings can change as other students finish or an administrator reviews an attempt.
Your share card records the rank when you create it. Its result link shows the latest ranking. Correct answers unlock for the attempt owner after the weekly round closes.
Connection problems
If your connection drops, reopen the weekly challenge with the same Google account and resume your saved attempt. Refreshing does not reset the current question deadline. Use Resume attempt if an answer was not confirmed, instead of opening another account.
The timer is enforced by the service, so changing your device clock cannot extend your answer time. Guest practice is a temporary session and does not preserve an unfinished test after a reload.
Privacy and fair play
Use your own knowledge. No camera or microphone is requested. Limited page visibility events can help administrators review an attempt, but switching tabs alone is not proof of cheating. Browser checks cannot guarantee that another device or person is not helping.
Your chosen name, opted-in photo, score and rank are public. Account identifiers, private question banks and review notes are not public. Read the competition privacy information before entering.
Ready for the first question?
Warm up in practice, or enter the weekly challenge when you are ready.