
Telegram's official quiz builder: create multiple-choice quizzes with timers, explanations and media, share by link or inline, and see leaderboards. Free; 1.3 million monthly users.
These bots run trivia rounds and quizzes inside a Telegram group or one-on-one, testing knowledge across categories with a scoreboard, separate from Telegram's own built-in quiz-style polls.
The best Telegram bot for trivia and quizzes is Quiz Bot (@QuizBot): Telegram's official quiz builder with timers, explanations, media and leaderboards, shareable by link or inline, free and used by 1.3 million people a month. Викторина (@viktorina_rubot) fires questions from a bank of 150,000+ into a group chat with a live ranking, and Flag Quiz Bot (@flag_quiz_bot) drills national and regional flags in Russian.

Telegram's official quiz builder: create multiple-choice quizzes with timers, explanations and media, share by link or inline, and see leaderboards. Free; 1.3 million monthly users.

A rapid-fire trivia bot built specifically for group chats: add it, type "start," and it fires off questions from a bank of 150,000+ with a live per-chat ranking. Free.

A straightforward English-language trivia bot: add it to a group to compete with friends on general-knowledge questions, or play solo in a private chat. Free.

A focused geography quiz that drills you on national flags — including flags of Russia's federal subjects, not just countries. Free, Russian interface.

Play trivia quizzes solo or with a team through Telegram — covering science, film, history, tech and more, with support for group play. Free.

A group quiz bot with a competitive twist: answer the most questions correctly to earn the title of "Quiz Master" for that chat. Free.

A short IQ-style test you take right inside Telegram — a series of logic and pattern questions ending in a score. Free, for fun rather than a scientific assessment.
| # | Bot | Price | Languages | Inline | Groups | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Quiz Bot @QuizBot | Free | EN | yes | yes | 89 |
| 2 | Викторина @viktorina_rubot | Free | RU | no | yes | 70 |
| 3 | TriviaBot @triviabot | Free | EN | no | yes | 62 |
| 4 | Flag Quiz Bot @flag_quiz_bot | Free | RU | no | no | 62 |
| 5 | Quizper @quizper_bot | Free | RU | no | yes | 61 |
| 6 | Quiz Master Bot @thequizmasterbot | Free | EN | no | yes | 59 |
| 7 | IQ test @IQtestbot | Free | EN | no | no | 56 |
We ran a 10-question round in a test group with several accounts answering, covering at least three categories, and checked scoring speed (does the bot rank by correctness alone or also by answer time), whether the leaderboard persisted across sessions, and whether we could build a quiz from our own questions rather than only using a built-in question bank.
Telegram itself has a native quiz-poll format (built through @QuizBot or the poll creation menu) where you set one question with a correct answer and see who got it right — that alone covers a single quick question well. A dedicated trivia bot is worth it once you want a multi-round game with a persistent scoreboard, timed answers, or curated categories rather than one question at a time.
Check whether the question bank is broad and current or a short list that repeats quickly — a group that plays trivia weekly will exhaust a 50-question bank fast. If custom quiz creation matters (running your own trivia night with your own questions), test that the bot actually lets you author and save a full quiz, not just answer pre-built ones, before you plan an event around it.
Free tiers usually give access to a shared question bank and basic group play with a session-based scoreboard. Paid tiers add custom quiz creation and saving, larger or niche category packs, and a persistent all-time leaderboard across sessions rather than one that resets. For an occasional group game night, free is plenty; running a recurring quiz night benefits from a saved leaderboard and custom questions.
Yes, most trivia bots offer free group play with a shared question bank, while custom quiz creation and a persistent leaderboard are usually paid features.
Some bots support this, letting you write and save your own set of questions and answers for a custom quiz night — check for it specifically, since many bots only let you play from a built-in question bank.
Yes, several trivia bots support direct challenges between two users with a private score comparison, in addition to full group rounds.