Terms and conditions

About these terms

These terms are the rules for registering for and taking part in the International Sirat Olympiad 3.0. By registering, you agree to them. If you are under 18, please read them with a parent or guardian.

Who can take part

Students in the classes listed on the registration form can take part.

Each student competes in a group set from the details given at registration, so please give true details. The organiser can correct them, and with them the group, before your first exam.

Your account

One account per person. An email address and a mobile number can belong to one account only.

Give true details and keep your password to yourself. You need to confirm your email address before you can start an exam.

Registration fee

The fee is shown on the registration form and is paid online through PayStation. Your registration is complete only after PayStation confirms the payment. The refund policy explains when the fee can be returned.

The exam

Each exam has a window set by the organiser, and each student has one attempt. The timer runs on our server: it keeps running if your connection drops, and you can come back while time is left.

Your answers are saved on your device and on our server as you go. When the time is up, they are submitted automatically. If your device cannot submit them, the answers we saved last are submitted for you after the time is over.

Fair play

Answer on your own, and do not share the questions. Leaving the exam page for another tab or app, or opening developer tools, counts as a warning. After five warnings, the sixth ends the exam and submits the answers given so far.

The organiser may block an account that breaks these rules. A blocked account is left out of the results.

Results

Results are published after the exam window has closed for everyone. Students are ranked by score; with an equal score, the shorter time comes first, and an equal score and time share a rank.

After publication, you can see your own score, your answers and the correct answers on your dashboard. The leaderboard shows each student’s rank, name and institution.

If you think an answer is wrong

If you believe an answer in the answer key is wrong, write to us. If the organiser agrees, it corrects the key, every student’s score for that exam is recalculated, and the results are published again.

Rounds and certificates

Top students of each group may go on to further rounds, as the organiser announces. In a video round, judges score the videos without seeing names.

Certificates are issued online. Anyone with a certificate’s code can check that it is real.

Changes and announcements

The organiser may change dates or rules. Changes are announced on the student dashboard.

Privacy

The privacy policy explains how we handle your personal information.

Law

These terms are governed by the laws of Bangladesh.

Changes to these terms

Last updated: 3 November 2026. If we change these terms, we will publish the new version on this page.