The Unicus Artificial Intelligence Olympiad (UAIO) is an international online AI Olympiad for students of Classes 1 to 10. Held every winter, it is concept-based rather than coding-heavy, so beginners can take part: its MCQs cover how AI works in real life, from logic and algorithms to chatbots and neural networks. The paper has two sections: a Classic Section on the practical applications of AI and a Scholar Section on Higher Order Thinking Skills (HOTS). Students of Classes 2 to 10 are ranked on the criteria below, with a tie on marks broken first by the time taken and then by date of birth. UAIO for Class 1 is parent/teacher-assisted and carries no ranks.
Ranking Criteria for Unicus Artificial Intelligence Olympiad (UAIO) for Grades 2 to 10 is as follows:
Ranking Criteria for Unicus Artificial Intelligence Olympiad (UAIO) for Grade 1 is as follows:
As the Unicus Artificial Intelligence Olympiad (UAIO) for Class 1 serves as a precursor to technology-based learning and examinations in the future, this examination is a parent/teacher-assisted one. And, due to this, there would be no ranking given. Those who score more than 60 percent in the exam would be eligible for receiving a Certificate of Excellence and a Medal. The medals would be sent to the students' homes/schools. Also, all the participants will get the Digital Participation Certificate, which would be available on the dashboard in the 'Results' section.
For more detailed information on awards, please visit the awards page