Bebras India 2025 Challenge will be conducted from 17th November to 7th December 2025

When will the registrations for Bebras India 2025 Challenge open?

The Bebras India 2024 Challenge school registrations will open on 22nd September 2025 and will continue till 30th November 2025.  Teachers may contiue registering students will 5th December, 2025.

How is the challenge offered?

The challenge is offered only in the online mode. 

How do my students participate?

Teachers/Faculty, you can register as a coordinator. 

Register school/college on: bebras.cspathshala.org/admin

After registration, upload your student information using your school/college login link.

You can enter as many students as you want to and we will create a log-in for them. This way, we can collect important data for you and send you an in-depth report on the results. That includes scores, ranks, and certificates.

The challenge also be taken using mobile phones.

Which languages is the challenge offered in?

The challenge will be offered in English, Bengali, Gujarati, Hindi, Marathi, Kannada, Punjabi, Odia, Tamil and Telugu. The challenge will be offered in:

Bebras Challenge:  Instructions


Coordinators-Instructions_2023.pdf

Who should participate in this challenge?

It is recommended that all students, age groups 8-19, take the challenge, because one of the objectives of this challenge is to discover aptitude. The small tasks in this challenge start off relatively easy so every student can participate and get something out of it. 

Teachers from many schools have reported that this has helped several students gain confidence.

What does my school/college need to conduct this online challenge?

The only thing your school/collge needs is a connection to the internet and some computers that the students can use to complete the challenge.   Students can take the challenge from their home.


When will the challenge be held?

The official challenge will be held from 17th November to 7th December 2025. 

 A practice challenge is available (till the date the main challenge goes live) for students so that they know what to expect. 

Online Challenge URL: bebras.cspathshala.org  using the Login ID and password shared 



When will the results be declared?

Date will be announced. Teachers can then login to download results and student certificates. 

Instructions before and after registration?

Students don’t have to prepare for the challenge. There are several easy steps for you to take in order to make the challenge successful.

 Before the Challenge

Week of the challenge

After the challenge

How does the scoring system work?

Bebras challenge is conducted in six groups, online under the supervision of the teachers: 

Group                              Ages                                    Standards                     Tasks

Aryabhata                       8-10 years                          Std 3,4 15

Brahmagupta               10-12 years                          Std 5,6 15

Bhaskara                       12-14 years                          Std 7,8 15

Mahavira                       14-16 years                          Std 9,10 15

Ramanujam                  16-18 years                          Std 11,12 15

Pingala 17-19 years       Std 13 (FY) 15

Each task is sorted in a category based on the difficulty levels: A, B or C. Students start with some points and could gain or lose points as follows: 

Difficulty                        Correct Answer     Incorrect Answer        Unanswered

A category questions  +6 points                      0 points                  0 points

B category questions  +9 points                     -2 points                  0 points

C category questions   +12 points                  -4 points                  0 points

Each task is assigned one or more Computational Thinking Skills from: 

Abstraction (AB)

Algorithmic Thinking (AL)

Decomposition (DE)

Evaluation (EV)

Patterns / Generalisation (PA)

Each task is assigned one CSpathshala Domain from:

Algorithms and Programming

Iterative Patterns and Processes

Information Processing

Systematic Listing, Counting and Reasoning

Discrete modeling