Beginner score
55/100
Competition workspace
Builders comfortable with Chinese or bilingual ModelScope contest pages and open model workflows.
Suggested next step
Decide whether this contest fits your current stage before you sink time into the leaderboard.
Beginner score
55/100
Learning value
58/100
Estimated effort
10-30 hours
Metric
Official scoring is published on the Mo…
Builders comfortable with Chinese or bilingual ModelScope contest pages and open model workflows.
Taken from the competition's official page.
Free cloud notebooks, API inference, and Studio hosting during competition
Additional GPU bonus available by organizer application
Competition WeChat group for questions
If the items below still feel unfamiliar, you usually get a better result by preparing first instead of rushing in.
Can read Chinese or English competition pages
Comfortable submitting a baseline
Basic familiarity with LLM tooling or agent workflows
The real friction is usually not library usage. It is validation, time allocation, and task framing.
Task details, eligibility, and scoring rules live mainly on the official ModelScope page and may change between seasons.
This guide is the best pre-read if you want a cleaner start instead of trial-and-error.
A simple framework for choosing a competition that teaches instead of overwhelming you.
How to Choose Your First AI CompetitionUse these fields to make a quick decision before you dive deeper.
Registration is open and its signup deadline is close, so it deserves attention first.
Sign in to save competitions and build your own shortlist.
Rules, files, submission details, and the live deadline still come from the official page.
These competitions share a similar domain or difficulty level.
Separate what is confirmed from what still needs review. Official rules and deadlines win — report anything that looks wrong.
Official metric is not published on the ModelScope competition listing; verify scoring on the competition page.