FAQ's

This year’s olympiad will be an individual contest. We will be following the APLO (Asia Pacific Linguistics Olympiad) format and questions. Questions will be prepared by the APLO board.

  • Linguistics: There will be just one round for the computational linguistics olympiad. Participants securing gold medals will get an opportunity to represent at the International Linguistics Olympiad.
  • Artificial Intelligence: Those who are interested in the AI olympiad will have to attend the workshop which will be conducted during April-end. (date yet to be announced.)

The venue has not yet been decided. We will confirm the venue as soon as we make a decision.

Linguistics: There is no syllabus provided by the IOL as such. There is no prior knowledge requirement to participate in the computational linguistics olympiad. Students are encouraged to practice questions from the past IOL editions. This should provide an idea of how to prepare.

Artificial Intelligence: Please go through this “how to prepare” page on the IO-AI website https://ioai-official.org/how-to-prepare/

This page contains all the details needed to prepare for the AI olympiads including the range of subjects/topics that might be covered in the question

Yes, students appearing in SEE examinations are also eligible to participate.

Active high-school students are eligible to participate. If you have already completed your high school (A-levels or +2), you are ineligible to participate. 

Olympiads FAQ Frequently asked question reagarding the event.

We have answered some of the frequently asked questions to make it easier for students 

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Winners of the national olympiads are selected to represent Nepal in the international platform