Many parents discover gaps in their child's studies when it is too late to do anything about it. As with anything else, the earlier in a child's development you start working on something - be it sports, music, or education - the better the child will understand the subject. In today's global world, a solid subject foundation is important not only for passing standardized tests and getting into top universities; but it is also essential for young minds to think reason and later compete for various sought-after careers with their international peers.

Research has shown that collaboration and teamwork, goal-directed practice, and exciting learning through motivating activities are essential ingredients for achieving academic excellence. The Olympiad is built on cooperative learning. The Olympiad requires the transfer of conceptual understanding to new situations. Thus, events practice critical thinking skills. Olympiad events are designed to promote the growth of students' knowledge and understanding of science and technology. The Olympiad provides students and other participants with an opportunity to meet and interact with peers and adults with similar interests and talents. Research conducted by Calvin W. Taylor of the University of Utah concluded that extracurricular training and achievement show significant predictive power of later adult performance, achievement, and achievement. The Olympiads help develop productive, high-performing adults.