
DrCT
DrCT aims to cultivate students’ creativity, logical reasoning ability, algorithmic and computational thinking skills. By solving our contest tasks and using Strawbees with design thinking methodology to develop a robotic solution for a problem statement, we will facilitate a deeper understanding of the world around the learner and enable them to solve everyday problems by leveraging the power of computers and information technology. Students will pick up the finer points of programming, solution focus and action oriented which is not merely writing a piece of code but involves useful algorithmic techniques and problem-solving skills.

Bebras
BEBRAS is an international initiative aiming to promote Informatics (Computer Science, or Computing) and computational thinking among school students at all ages. Participants are usually supervised by teachers who may integrate the BEBRAS challenge in their teaching activities. The challenge is performed at schools using computers or mobile devices.

3MT International is an individual tournament meant for middle school students and below. Winners of Bronze awards and above are selected to compete in the MMT Global Finals in August 2023. Students not from the US or Canada should participate in the international version of the contest managed exclusively by SIMCC and their Country Council Partners (CCPs).
Where SIMCC does not have a CCP, please contact SIMCC to join 3MT.


mini Math Tournament at Berkeley (BmMT)
We are delighted that we have been invited to offer mini Math Tournament at Berkeley (BmMT). This is one of the important top American universities’ Math Tournaments that SIMCC is hosting for the 35 countries in the SIMCC network. Winning these tournaments will help our students gain important credentials for university admissions and scholarships.

Stanford Math Tournament
The Stanford Math Tournament (SMT) is an annual student-run math competition for high school students held online. SMT aims to encourage interest in math by providing students from around the world an opportunity to work on fun and challenging problems and to meet other students interested in math.