Applications are currently being accepted for the IPhyC Competition 2026 Global Online Physics Challenge. Interested applicants are encouraged to click here to learn more about this opportunity and apply for it.
About IPhyC Competition Global Online Physics Challenge
IPhyC Competition is the International Physics Competition (IPhyC) 2026, a global physics contest where students solve problem sets across multiple rounds to earn certificates and prizes. The IPhyC Qualification Round requires participants to solve five problems and submit their solutions online by the stated deadline.
The competition is organised by IPhyC (International Physics Competition), an education program and talent search in physics that provides training materials, classroom resources, and recognition for top performers. IPhyC also supports teachers, local representatives, and offers awards and financial aid information on its site.
Benefits of IPhyC Competition Global Online Physics Challenge
- All participants receive participation certificates.
- The top performers receive the 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes with cash prizes worth over 1500 USD.
- There are national awards for the best participants from each country.
- Opportunity to apply physics skills to interesting problems and to learn beyond the school curriculum.
IPhyC Competition Global Online Physics Challenge Requirements
- You have to be at least 14 years old, interested in physics, and willing to spend time encouraging students to engage with physics and IPhyC.
- Basic English proficiency is required to communicate with the international IPhyC team.
Application Date and Process
- To participate in the International Physics Competition (IPhyC) 2026, solve the Qualification Round problems and submit your solution online: Submission Form
- Download Problem Sheet 2026 via the provided link and submit your solutions before the submission deadline.
- Qualified participants can register for the Semi-Final Round and receive materials via email and their participant account.
Application Deadline
01 November, 2026
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