Since its inaugural session in 1989, the "Challenge Cup" competition has remained committed to the principles of "advocating science, striving for innovation, and embracing challenges". The competition has contributed to fostering the development of young innovative talent, enriching the quality of education in universities, and advancing economic and social progress. Its far-reaching and positive impact has extended across universities and society, earning it the reputation as the premier "Olympic" event for contemporary college student scientific and technological innovation.

Scheduled biennially

Application process

1. Account verification

Before the application process begins, the provincial-level Youth League Committees of schools should use the provincial administrator account to log in to the website, export the school-level administrator accounts, and distribute them to the participating universities in the local area. Relevant personnel from each university should use the school-level administrator account to access the website. Participating students are required to use their self-registered email addresses as usernames, and schools should use their five-digit national standard codes as usernames.

2. Entry submission

Participating schools bear the responsibility of coordinating their students to submit their projects. Participating students must provide personal information, and project details, and, if necessary, upload papers, forms, images, videos, award certificates, patent certificates, and other relevant materials, and subsequently submit them online after confirmation. The submission method should adhere to the project submission process instructions outlined on the competition website.

3. School assessment

Participating schools should log into the accounts provided by the national organizing committee to access the competition website, review their school's submitted entries online, and submit them to the provincial organizing committee. During this phase, if an entry does not meet the review criteria, it can be returned to the author for modification using the pre-review function. Once approved, no further modifications can be made.

4. Provincial assessment

Provincial organizing committees use the accounts and passwords distributed by the national organizing committee to access the competition website, review locally submitted entries online, and submit them to the national organizing committee. If an entry does not pass the review during this period, it can be returned to the author for modification using the pre-review function. Once approved, no further modifications can be made.

For registration details, consult your institution's faculty. For additional information, visit https://www.tiaozhanbei.net.