Questions students and parents will ask.
Clear public answers, without exposing the internal reward matrix or evaluation weights.
No. SCC is an achievement-recognition programme. Students submit an existing eligible Maths or Science achievement for verification.
Students in the eligible class range with a recent, verifiable achievement from an approved Maths/Science competition or pathway.
No. Participation alone generally does not qualify. Recognition depends on the competition, achievement level, stage/rank and verification.
Different competitions use very different structures. SCC evaluates the competition, stage, rank and proof together before assigning the applicable recognition.
Yes. Multiple achievements may be submitted and recorded. The primary reward follows the highest eligible verified achievement under programme rules.
A certificate/result document is preferred, along with the roll/registration number and official result URL where available.
Yes. Choose “Other recognised Maths/Science competition.” SCC may review the competition before approving the achievement.
No. Recognition varies according to the significance of the verified achievement.
SCC normally considers achievements from the current and immediately preceding academic year, subject to the programme cycle rules.
Yes. Submissions that cannot be authenticated, do not meet eligibility, or contain inconsistent information may be declined.
The programme can be operated as an open recognition platform for eligible students, subject to the campaign rules announced for each cycle.
It is a proposed annual higher-recognition platform for selected exceptional achievers, schools and mentors.
Still think your achievement may qualify?
Submit it. The verification team can evaluate the exact competition and stage.