Admission Process

We seek students with exceptional potential in mathematics, physics, computer science, and entrepreneurship. Through a multi-stage admissions process, we evaluate each candidate’s analytical ability, curiosity, and readiness to tackle complex problems in a collaborative environment.

For detailed eligibility criteria and program requirements, please refer to the Program Rules.

To prepare for the entrepreneurship exam, see the format, syllabus and sample questions.

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NEW Entrepreneurship Track

For students with a strong foundation in mathematics who are developing their own entrepreneurial project. Apply with a developed idea and prototype (Path A) or an already operating venture (Path B). Revenue is not required for Path A: each project is assessed against expectations for its stage.

Complete the booklet for your pathway: up to 5 pages for the main sections, with no page limit for annexes. Alongside the mathematics test and written mathematics exam, selection includes a 60-minute case study exam and a 30-minute online meeting to discuss your project booklet and written responses.

Available only for the 3-year program and 2-year Advanced Entry. This track is not available for the 4-year program.

Track details, project booklet and exam preparation →

1. Application Submission

Candidates begin by completing an online application form on the leaders.tech platform, where they provide basic personal information.

At this stage, candidates may select a preferred partner school, choose the "Any" option (leaving the school selection to the program organizers), or select "Undefined" if they have not yet decided. In the latter case, candidates will be required to choose a school before the oral exams.

2. Math Test

After successfully submitting the application, candidates take a Mathematics Online Test, which assesses core school-level knowledge. The test can be taken at a time convenient for the candidate and is conducted under an online proctoring system.

3. Written Mathematics Exam

The exam is held online at a scheduled date and time for all applicants, under an online proctoring system.

4. Specialisation Assessments

At this stage, candidates follow the assessment route for their chosen field:

  • Oral Mathematics Exam
  • Oral Physics Exam
  • Challenging Coding Contest
  • Entrepreneurship — 60-minute case study and 30-minute project discussion; 3- and 2-year programs only NEW

5. School-Specific Evaluations

Each partner school conducts its own selection procedures, which may include:

  • English proficiency test
  • cognitive tests
  • interview with school representatives

6. Admission Decision and Scholarship Confirmation

The admission committee will make the final decision regarding acceptance into the program. Successful candidates will receive confirmation of their scholarship, covering tuition fees and other essential expenses.

After that, the process of handling administrative matters will begin, including preparing documents, obtaining visas, arranging airfare, and more.