Rules For PYPT And IYPT

Welcome to the PYPT Rules page! At PYIM, we prioritize fair competition and integrity. The PYPT Rules outline the guidelines, procedures, and criteria that govern the competition. By following these rules, participants can demonstrate their problem-solving skills and scientific knowledge in a structured and equitable manner. We encourage all teams to review and understand the rules before participating. Let’s embrace these rules and create an exceptional platform for innovation and scientific prowess. If you have any questions, our team is here to assist you.

Procedure for Physics fight

Reporter

Opponent

Reviewer

The reporter team presents their solution in power point presentation to a problem

The time division and execution is:

1 minute for the presenters to decide if they accept
5 minutes for the presenters to prepare the presentation
12 minutes for the presentation.

A team that challenges the Reporter to demonstrate their solution

The time division and procedure of execution is:

2 minutes for the opponent to ask clarification questions. – If they didn’t understand something or missed it.
3 minutes for the opponent to prepare the scrutiny
14 minutes for the discussion. (Less than 4 minutes to summarize the presentation and point out points for discussion and less than 10 minutes for the discussion)
1 min for the opponent to summarize the discussion

A team that summarizes and evaluates the arguments from the other two sides

The time division and procedure of execution is:

3 minutes for the reviewer to ask clarification questions to both
2 minutes for the reviewer to prepare his review
4 minutes for the reviewer to present his review
2 minutes for concluding remarks of the reporter
5 minutes for clarification questions of the jury

Selection Criteria For IYPT Pakistan Team

Regional Competitions

6 Regions
6 Problems
3 Teams selected from each region

Regional Competitions (Phase 2)

18 Teams
5 Problems
8 Teams shortlisted
Teams will meet in Islamabad

Nationals

8 Teams
5 Problems
The top 5 students across all 8 teams will be selected for the IYPT Pakistan Team

Grading Criteria

PYPT follows the esteemed International Young Physicists’ Tournament (IYPT) grading techniques and methods. Our evaluation criteria assess scientific understanding, problem-solving skills, critical thinking, and presentation abilities. This ensures fairness and consistency, allowing participants to compete globally and receive constructive feedback.

Scoresheet

Quick Guide

IYPT clock: to download click https://github.com/timhell/ISAC—IYPT-SVG-automated-clock