The Bebras® Computing Challenge introduces computational thinking to students, by allowing them to solve interactive tasks online. It is run in over 40 countries and takes place every November. The tasks can be answered without prior knowledge about computational thinking or information and communication technology. The aim of Bebras is to get students all over the world excited about computing.
Why not try the Bebras Mini Challenge as to see what its all about!
Can't wait to start? Try out a Bebras Mini-Challenge right now. No need to log in: just try to focus and go! You can do it!
You can schedule your test any time during the Challenge period (6-17th November 2017).
The Bebras® Computing Challenge is an international competition — in 2015 over 1,300,000 students from 35 countries took part
Register as a coordinator online.
A school may have more than one coordinator. We will approve your registration as quickly as possible.The top achieving students in all age groups will be invited to attend a final round in in April 2018 as part of Tech Week. More information will be available closer to the event.
There are 5 categories with different levels of difficulties
The problems come in three levels of difficulty: Easy, Medium and Hard. Each level of difficulty consists of 5 questions.
You can find a problem's difficulty in the problem overview before you click on it. The difficulty of a problem determines how it will be scored. The scoring rules are as follows:
Difficulty | Correct | Incorrect | Unanswered |
---|---|---|---|
Easy (A) | +6 points | -2 points | 0 points |
Medium (B) | +9 points | -3 points | 0 points |
Hard (C) | +12 points | -4 points | 0 points |