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AAPT PhysicsBowl

Run by American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT)

Who can apply Any high school physics student. The exam must be proctored by someone holding at least a two-year degree who is not related to a participant, and five students are needed to score as a school team.

Cost and deadline

Cost
$10
$10 per student
Deadline Not posted yet

Checked against the provider's page in Oct 2026.

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Official site https://www.aapt.org/Programs/PhysicsBowl/index.cfm

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Worth knowing

Registration for 2027 opens in December, and the 2026 deadline was February 23, so ask your physics teacher before winter break. A school's team score is its top five students added together, which is why five is the number to aim for.

Format
Olympiads and contests
Duration
45-minute exam, written on one day inside a two-week window in late March
Grades
High school physics students (Division I first-year, Division II second-year)
Location
School-based across Alberta (written at your own school, proctored), $10 per student

About this program

Your teacher registers the school by late February, and the exam is written between mid-March and early April. A 40-question multiple-choice physics contest run by the American Association of Physics Teachers, open to schools worldwide.

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