Mawhoob Competition

About the competition

Mawhoob is an annual scientific competition targeting students from Grade 7 to Grade 10. It aims to identify and nurture exceptional students in various scientific fields, including science, mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, astronomy, and space. The competition serves as a gateway to specialized training programs designed to prepare and qualify students for participation in international competitions and Olympiads.

Competition objectives

• Identifying outstanding students.

• • Supporting exceptional students through specialized training programs.

• Developing the educational process.

• Nominate top-performing students to join international Olympiad teams.

Scientific specializations

Chemistry
Physics
Biology

Mathematics
Science

Achievements

Requirements for Joining the Mawhoob Competition

Note: Registration for the competition opens every year in August, and the competition itself takes place in October.

Target group

Public education students from grades 7 to 10, based on their academic grade for the year 1446 AH (2024-2025 AD), categorized as follows:

• The Science and Mathematics major targets students in Grades 7 and 8.

• The Chemistry, Physics, and Biology majors target students in Grades 9 and 10.

Competition Registration Requirements

1. The student must be of Saudi nationality.

2. The student must complete the official registration for the Mawhoob Competition by filling out the online participation request form. Any student who does not register through the approved official process will not be accepted.

3. The student must register in only one scientific major.

4. The amount of the registration fee is 40 riyals *.

* VAT not included

Grade	Major
Grade	Mathematics	Science	Physics	Chemistry	Biology
Grade 7
Grade 8
Grade 9
Grade 10

Gifted tests

Contest Instructions

Competition Instructions

1. Each student may register for only one of the available majors, based on their academic grade level for the year 1446 AH (2024-2025 AD)

2. The competition is held in two stages:

• Stage 1: Mawhoob Exam 1

• Stage 2: Mawhoob Exam 2

Note

1- The Mawhoob Exam 1 is conducted online.

2- The Mawhoob Exam 2 is conducted in person in the educational department to which the student belongs.

3- Each Exam lasts 1.5 hours, in accordance with the start time specified in the official competition schedule.

4- Exams are available in both Arabic and English.

5- Students can prepare for the Mawhoob Exams by accessing the Mawhoob Library, where they can: download scientific packages and watch instructional videos that explain the scientific packages.

6- Students who pass Stage 2 are directly enrolled in the Mawhiba International Olympiad 'Winter Camp' program.

Mawhoob Exam 1

• Access Requirements

1. A computer is required.

2. The computer must be connected to a high-speed internet network.

3. The latest version of Google Chrome must be installed. Internet Explorer should not be used..

Exam Method

1. The exam will be conducted online and taken remotely by students.

2. The exam will be performed according to the dates specified in the official schedule

Exam Format

- Mawhoob 1: Multiple-choice questions only.

- Mawhoob 2: A combination of multiple-choice and open-ended questions

Mawhoob Exam 2

It is delivered in person in the educational department to which the student belongs.

Important Notes

1- Access the exam using the following credentials: (Username is the email registered on the Mawhiba website, and the password is the student’s national ID number).

2- When you apply for the Mawhoob Exam 2, you will be contacted on the mobile number registered on the Mawhiba website to set an exam date.

Note

• Make sure to store your login information, as it will be used for both the practice and official exams.

• Avoid changing your contact information (email or mobile number) until the competition is over.

• Log in and take the practice exam to confirm the validity of the login information and internet stability.

• Avoid closing the browser while taking the exam.

• Monitor the remaining time throughout the exam.

Registered Statistics

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