Achievements

Ranked 5th worldwide among ~100 participants from across the Euro-Asian region. Organized by the Euro-Asian Astronomical Society — the world's oldest international astronomy olympiad. Qualification requires placing in the top two students within one's country for the respective age group.

Top 1–14 worldwide among 220 finalists. The USAAAO Final Round is the U.S. national qualifying competition for the International Olympiad on Astronomy and Astrophysics (IOAA). Gold medals are awarded to the top ten U.S. participants qualifying for the IOAA national team and to international participants achieving equal or higher scores.

Ranked top 6 among ~100 participants from 20 countries. The OWAO serves as the Russian equivalent of the IOAA: only the national team — selected through four qualifying rounds and four intensive training camps — is invited to compete.

Gold 2023: ranked 7th among ~1,000 participants from 50 regions and 10 countries. Russia's second most prestigious astronomy competition, held annually since 1995. Provides significant admission privileges at Russian universities.

Two consecutive Silver Medals at the International Astronomy and Astrophysics Competition — an open international competition drawing participants from across the globe.

Two-time Silver Medalist — ranking within the top 0.06% of first-round participants. The Olympiad includes three additional qualifying rounds before the final stage, typically with up to 300 finalists. Considered the highest national distinction in astronomy in Russia — grants automatic admission to any technical university without final exams.

Gold Medal in 2025, Silver Medal in 2023. One of the most competitive regional olympiads in Russia, drawing participants from across Moscow and the surrounding region.