Avogadro Chemistry Exam (Grade 11)

The Avogadro Exam challenges Grade 11 students with university-level chemistry concepts, helping them prepare for future STEM programs.

What is the Avogadro Exam?

The Avogadro Chemistry Exam is hosted by the University of Waterloo’s Department of Chemistry. It is designed for Grade 11 students and covers a wide range of chemistry topics, from high school foundations to university-level applications.

This exam aligns closely with first-year university chemistry. Strong performance is a clear indicator of STEM readiness and is highly recognized by Canadian universities.

Exam Date

May 2026 (Exact date TBD)
Registration Deadline: April 2026

Who Can Write

Open to Grade 11 Chemistry students. Advanced Grade 10 students may participate if recommended by teachers.

How to Register

Students typically register through their school’s science department. If unavailable, parents/educators can connect with Waterloo Chemistry directly.

Steps for Students & Parents

  1. January–March: Ask your school if they host the Avogadro Exam.
  2. March: If not, contact Waterloo Chemistry for participation options.
  3. April: Register before the deadline.
  4. May: Write the Avogadro Exam under official conditions.
  5. Afterwards: Celebrate achievements — results and certificates are provided by Waterloo.
Official Avogadro Exam Page →

How We Help You Succeed

Awards & Recognition

Achievements in the Avogadro Exam strengthen student applications for STEM programs and scholarships.

Success Spotlight

Student Achievement – Waterloo Region

Grade 11 students across Canada who excel in the Avogadro Exam often place in the top 25%, earning distinction certificates. These results are celebrated by schools and highlighted on student portfolios, strengthening university applications for Chemistry, Engineering, and Medicine. See more at the Official Avogadro Page.

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