Bebras Computing Challenge is an international initiative aimed at promoting computer science and computational thinking among students.
This challenge is designed to help students explore their talents and passion for computer science and computational thinking by solving puzzles and engaging challenges.
After the remarkable success of last year, the Bebras Computing Challenge will once again be organized this year in over 350 schools across the country.
How does the Bebras Challenge work and who can participate?
The Bebras Computing Challenge will take place on November 11, 2025. In this challenge, students aged 8 to 18 will solve a series of tasks focused on various topics and skills from the field of computer science and algorithmic and computational thinking. Students will have 35 minutes to complete as many tasks as possible.
To keep things exciting and challenging for all students, the challenge is organized into five age categories:
- Beavers (ages 8-10, grades 3/4)
- Benjamins (ages 10-12, grades 5/6)
- Cadets (ages 12-14, grades 7/8)
- Juniors (ages 14-16, grades 9/10)
- Seniors (ages 16-18, grades 11/12)
Structure of the Bebras Challenge
Each category of the Bebras Challenge will have 9 tasks, divided into three levels of difficulty (easy-medium-difficult), with 3 tasks for each level. The total number of points that can be achieved in the Bebras Computing Challenge is 81.
Evaluation Rules Table:
| Level | True | False | No answer |
| E lehtë | +6 point | -2 point | 0 point |
| Mesatare | +9 point | -3 point | 0 point |
| E vështirë | +12 point | -4 point | 0 point |