Geeky Scientists Olympiads

Registration Date: 20th May, 2026
Contest Date: 10th Sep, 2026
Result Date: 25th Sep, 2026

Geeky Scientists Olympiads

Registration Date: 20th May, 2026
Contest Date: 10th Sep, 2026
Result Date: 25th Sep, 2026

  • All students from grade 1-10 are welcome to participate in the Rimlan Olympiads.
  • The Rimlan Olympiads will be held simultaneously across Pakistan in participating institutions.
  • Schools can host the Rimlan Olympiads by registering their students – open to all schools in Pakistan!
  • We encourage maximum participation from both public and private schools.

  • The contest will be in MCQs format, with a syllabus and sample papers provided.
  • The contest will be held in-school with coordinator supervision.

  • Certificates, medals, and gifts will be awarded to top students (national, divisional, school).
  • Participation certificates and gifts will be given to all participants.
  • Honorarium certificates, trophies, and special gifts will be awarded to school principals and relevant contest coordinators.
  • Cash prizes will be awarded to contest coordinators based on participation:
  • ➡ Rs. 5000 for maximum participation of 50 students.
  • ➡ Rs. 10,000 for maximum participation of 100 students.

  • The registration fee is Rs. 1500 per student, which covers the organizational costs.
  • There is no registration fee for institutions.
  • Students can participate in multiple categories.
  • All schools can register through online portal on webiste.

Bank Name: Allied Bank Limited

Branch Code: 0084

Account Name: Rimlan Olympiads

Account Number: 0010160623380018

IBAN: PK31ABPA0010160623380018

1. Human Body

  • Body parts
  • Five senses
  • Body care (food, exercise, sleep)

2. Plants

  • Plants as living things
  • Needs of plants (water, sunlight, air)
  • Uses of plants (oxygen, food, shade)

3. Animals

  • Animals as living things
  • Animal homes
  • Basic needs of animals

4. Matter

  • Meaning of matter
  • Examples of matter

5. Sound

  • Meaning of sound
  • How sound is produced
  • Loud and soft sounds

6. Living and Non-Living Things

  • Characteristics of living things
  • Non-living things
  • Differences between living and non-living things

1. The Human Body

  • Body systems (skeletal, muscular, nervous)
  • Five senses
  • Personal health and hygiene

2. Plants and Animals

  • Photosynthesis in plants
  • Basic needs of animals
  • Classification of living things

3. Food and Nutrition

  • Nutrients and their functions
  • Healthy food choices
  • Importance of water

4. Matter and its States

  • States of matter (solid, liquid, gas)
  • Examples of states
  • Changes of state

5. Force, Work, and Energy

  • Force (push and pull)
  • Concept of work
  • Forms of energy

6. Transport and Communication

  • Modes of transport
  • Methods of communication
  • Role of technology

7. Our Environment

  • Living and non-living components
  • Environmental care
  • Reduce, reuse, recycle

8. Electricity

  • Electricity as energy
  • Electrical circuits
  • Electrical safety

1. The Human Body: Anatomy – Facts and Functions

  • Body systems and their functions
  • Role of major organs
  • System coordination for health

2. Structure and Functions of Plants

  • Plant parts and roles
  • Photosynthesis
  • Respiration and transpiration

3. Classification of Plants and Animals

  • Plant groups (monocots, dicots, gymnosperms)
  • Animal groups (vertebrates, invertebrates, mammals, birds)
  • Importance of classification

4. Force and Motion

  • Concept of force
  • Types of forces
  • Motion (speed, velocity, acceleration)

5. Work and Energy

  • Definition of work
  • Forms of energy
  • Energy transformation

6. Light

  • Nature of light
  • Properties (reflection, refraction, diffraction)

7. Sound

  • Nature of sound waves
  • Characteristics of sound
  • Production of sound

8. Magnetism

  • Magnetic force
  • Poles of a magnet
  • Electromagnets

1. Human Anatomy

  • Body structure and functions
  • Major body systems

2. The Cell

  • Cell as basic unit
  • Cell structure
  • Cell functions

3. Microorganisms

  • Types of microorganisms
  • Importance and effects

4. Elements and Compounds

  • Elements
  • Compounds
  • Examples

5. Acids, Bases, and Salts

  • Properties of acids
  • Properties of bases
  • Formation of salts

6. Metals and Non-Metals

  • Properties of metals
  • Properties of non-metals
  • Comparison

7. Friction

  • Definition of friction
  • Types of friction

8. Thermodynamics

  • Heat and energy transfer
  • Laws of thermodynamics

9. Electricity and Magnetism

  • Electric current and circuits
  • Magnetic fields and forces

BIOLOGY

1. Introduction to Biology

  • Biology and its branches
  • Biology relationship to other sciences
  • Medical and environmental applications

2. Cell Biology

  • Cell structure
  • Cell functions
  • Mitosis and meiosis

3. Classification

  • Taxonomic hierarchy
  • Five-kingdom system

CHEMISTRY

1. Structure of Atom

  • Atomic and mass number
  • Electron configuration
  • Periodic table basics

2. Periodic Classification

  • Metals, non-metals, metalloids
  • Periodic trends

3. Chemical Reactions

  • Types of reactions
  • Balancing equations
  • Stoichiometry basics

4. Electrochemistry

  • Electrolysis
  • Galvanic & electrolytic cells

5. Organic & Inorganic Chemistry

  • Hydrocarbons & functional groups
  • Acids, bases, salts

PHYSICS

1. Newton’s Laws of Motion

  • First, Second & Third laws
  • Force and acceleration

2. Work, Energy, and Power

  • Concept of work
  • Forms of energy
  • Power formula

3. Electrostatics

  • Electric charges
  • Electric field
  • Electric potential

4. Current Electricity

  • Electric current
  • Resistance and circuits

COMPUTER

1. Fundamentals of Computers

  • Hardware & software
  • Input, output & storage devices
  • Generations of computers

2. Operating Systems

  • Functions of OS
  • Windows/Linux basics
  • File management

3. Word Processing

  • MS Word tools
  • Formatting & editing
  • Tables and graphics

4. Spreadsheets

  • MS Excel basics
  • Formulas & functions
  • Charts and data management

5. Data Communication & Internet

  • Types of networks (LAN, WAN)
  • Internet services
  • Email & web browsing

6. Cyber Security

  • Computer viruses
  • Malware & protection
  • Safe internet practices

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