What are leaderboards and how do they work?
All our competitions have leaderboards where you can see how you are going against students around the world!
Points Leaderboards
Most Grok competitions are based on points. You can earn points by correctly solving problems. There's more information about points in our FAQ: What do points mean on Grok?
You can see how the leaders of the competition are going by looking at the leaderboard. The leaderboard shows you the top students in the competition, and how many points they have. Only the top students are listed on the leaderboard. The leaderboard page includes information about how many students are shown and what the minimum score is to make it onto the leaderboard.
You can learn more about what personal information is visible at this FAQ: Who can see personal details on the Leaderboard
Here's how to get to the leaderboard page:
Go to the Competition page (you can do this by clicking the course name on any slide, or by pressing "View Details" under the course on the Launchpad).
This is what it looks like:
Click the "Leaderboards" dropdown and select the category you're interested in.
For some competitions, we split up the leaderboard based on your grade on Grok:
- Primary: grades up to and including grade 6
- Junior: grade 7 and 8
- Intermediate: grade 9 and 10
- Senior: grade 11 and 12
Tournament Leaderboards
Some Grok competitions have tournaments! This might be a voting tournament (like the Web.Comp Design Tournament) or a game tournament. Tournaments have a separate Tournament Leaderboard, which you can access from the Tournament button on the competition page.
