All students from grades 7-9 from any schools and cities can participate.

The top 90 students from the qualifying round will advance to the final.

Each participant gets one computer and 6 tasks for 3 hours. The winner is the participant with the most correctly solved tasks, or with the least penalty time for each task in case of a tie for correctly solved tasks.

The qualifying round of the Olympiad will be held online with a proctoring system. Each participant will need to provide access to their microphone and screen in the proctoring system to check academic integrity.