The National Astronomy Olympiad is a competition for high school students that assesses their understanding of astronomy and Astrophysics. It happens every year and is monitored by Nepal Astronomical Society. It consists of 3 different rounds. First round is state selection that happens across all seven states. It generally involves MCQ and subjective questions. In the Second round, you need to complete some assignments and submit your work. In the final round, you will attend a week-long closed camp where you will be mentored by Professors and Past Participants. After the closed camp, there will be a final selection exam. The exam will test three different areas: Theory, Observation, and Data Analysis. Top five students get the opportunity to represent Nepal at the International Astronomy and Astrophysics Olympiad and International Astronomy and Astrophysics Olympiad jr, and the remaining 3 or 4 students will get a chance to take part in the International Astronomy Olympiad.