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Mathematics competitions or mathematical olympiads are competitive events where participants write a mathematics test. These tests may require multiple choice or numeric answers, or a detailed written solution or proof. In the United States, usually only competitions where the participants write a full proof are called Mathematical Olympiads.

International mathematics competitions

Regional mathematics competitions

National mathematics competitions

Albania

  • Olimpiada VIII Kombëtare e Matematikës dhe e Formimit të Përgjithshëm

Argentina

  • OMA (Olimpíada Matemática Argentina, http://www.oma.org.ar)
  • Olimpiada Matematica Ñandu
  • Certamen "El numero de oro"
  • Torneo Computacion y Matematicas
  • Olimpiadas provinciales y Metropolitanas

Australia

Austria

Belgium

French-speaking students can compete in the OMB (Olympiade Mathématique Belge) consisting of three categories:

  • Mini (grades 7 and 8)
  • Mide (grades 9 and 10)
  • Maxi (grades 11 and 12)

Dutch-speaking students can compete in the VWO (Vlaamse Wiskunde Olympiade), with two categories:

  • Junior Wiskunde Olympiade (grades 9 and 10)
  • Vlaamse Wiskunde Olympiade (grades 11 and 12)

Brazil

There are two national competitions in Brazil: the oldest one, OBM, dates back to 1979 and is open to all students, from fifth grade to university.

The other one, OBMEP, was created in 2005 and is open to public school students from fifth grade to high school. In 2008 counted with the participation of 18,3 million students on the first round.

There are also many regional competitions, usually open to all students of a given state.

Bulgaria

Canada

National competitions hosted by Mathematica - The Mathematics Contest Centre:

Multiple Choice:

  • Newton Contest (9th grade students)
  • Lagrange Contest (8th grade students)
  • Euler Contest (7th grade students)
  • Pythagoras Contest (6th grade students)
  • Fibonacci Contest (5th grade students)
  • Byron-Germain Contest (4th grade students)
  • Thales Contest (3rd grade students)

National competitions hosted by The Centre for Education in Mathematics and Computing:

Full Solutions:

  • Euclid (12th grade students)
  • Hypatia (11th grade students)
  • Galois (10th grade students)
  • Fryer (9th grade students)

Multiple Choice:

  • Fermat (11th grade students)
  • Cayley (10th grade students)
  • Pascal (9th grade students)
  • Gauss (7th and 8th grade students)

Other competitions hosted by The Canadian Mathematical Society:

MATHChallengers (formerly MathCounts BC) is called MathChallengers since 2005. It is hosted by APEGBC.

China

  • CMO (China Mathematics Olympiad 中国数学奥林匹克)
  • CWMO (Western China Mathematics Olympiad)
  • CGMO (China Girl Mathematics Olympiad) — for female secondary students
  • CSMO (South-eastern China Mathematics Olympiad) — for secondary 4 students
  • CNMO (China Northern Mathematics Olympiad)
  • National high school math League 全国高中数学联赛
  • QAIS (Qingdao American International School 青岛美国国际学校) stock market trading, bridge building and siege engines Grades 7 - 12

Cyprus

Czech Republic

Denmark

Germany

Greece

  • Θαλής (Thales) - first round
  • Ευκλείδης (Euclides) - second round
  • Αρχιμήδης (Archimedes) - third round
  • Λευκοπούλειος Διαγωνισμός Πιθανοτήτων και Στατιστικής - "Leukopouleios" Contest on Probabilities And Statistics - a competition that is not related to IMO, organised by ESI (National Statistic Institut)
  • Math Kangaroo Competition

Seen also Hellenic Mathematical Society

Hong Kong

Hungary

  • Miklos Schweitzer Competition
  • Nemzetközi Kenguru Matematika Verseny (3rd to 12th grade students)Homepage: http://www.zalamat.hu/
  • Kalmár László Országos Matematika Verseny (3rd to 8th grade students)
  • Zrínyi Ilona Országos Matematika Verseny (3rd to 8th grade students)
  • Varga Tamás Matematika Verseny (7th and 8th grade students)
  • Bátaszéki Matematika Verseny (3rd to 8th grade students)
  • Középiskolai Matematikai Lapok (a year-long contest, each month you have to submit solutions to some problems, 9th-12th grade, Homepage in English: http://www.komal.hu/info/bemutatkozas.e.shtml )
  • ADMV (Arany Dániel Matematika Verseny, 9th and 10th grade students)
  • Gordiusz Matematika Tesztverseny (9th to 12th grade students)
  • OKTV (Országos Középiskolai Tanulmányi Verseny, 11th and 12th grade)
  • Kürschák József (first year university students or below)

India

Proof-based Mathematics Olympiads

  • Regional Mathematical Olympiads held in every region. Leads to participation in Indian National Mathematical Olympiad, held every year as a part of selection process for International Mathematical Olympiad.[2]
  • National Mathematics Talent Exams conducted by The Association of Mathematics Teachers of India, Chennai[3] (For Vth to XIIth)
  • Math Olympiad in Delhi-region by names BeginnersMO, PrimaryMO, ElementaryMO, JuniorMO, SeniorMO for classes VIth to Xth respectively.[1]

Application-based Mathematics Contests

  • International Assessments for Indian Schools ( http://www.iais.emacmillan.com/mathematics_assessment.htm)
  • South Indian Mathematical Olympiad Foundation [4], Bangalore (For VIth to XIIth)
  • IMO by Science Olympiad Foundation, Bangalore[www.sofworld.org]. (Imp.- This is International only in name, is different from International Mathematical Olympiad as it has 'Mathematics' not 'Mathematical in its name, this is conducted by an indian NGO)(For IIIrd to XIIth)
  • IMOSIR (IAAMS Mathematical Olympiad for Students in the India Region) by IAAMS (Integral Association of Amateur Mathematicians & Scientists (visit www.iaams.in) for students studying in State/CBSE/ICSE/IB/IGCSE schools from classes VI to X

Indonesia

Iran

  • Preliminary Mathematics Olympiad, which successful applicants compete against one another on Iranian Olympiad Level 2 competitions, then they proceeded to compete for top six places in the country so they could participate in the International Mathematics Olympiad as representatives of Iran.

Ireland

  • Irish Mathematical Societies Association Intervarsites. An annual event in which teams representing the mathematical societies of their respective colleges compete in an Olympiad styled event.
  • The Irish Mathematical Olympiad, an annual competition held in May each year. Students that perform well in the Junior Certificate are invited to take part in training programmes, leading up to the competition.
  • Problem Solving for Irish Second Level Mathematicians (PRISM), a competition for secondary school students, organised by NUI Galway but held in the students' own schools. There are two competitions - one for junior students, and another for seniors (http://www.maths.nuigalway.ie/PRISM/).
  • Team Math is held annually for secondary school students.

Israel

Italy

South Korea

Macau, China

Macedonia

  • Regional Competition
  • Republic Competition (different problems for each grade)
  • JMMO (Junior Macedonian Maths Olympiad) (all students younger than 15.5 years have same questions)
  • MMO (Macedonian Maths Olympiad) (all students older than 15.5 years have same questions)

Official web-site (in Macedonian): http://smm.org.mk/

Malaysia

  • OMK (Olimpiad Matematik Kebangsaan / National Mathematical Olympiad), an annual competition organized by the Malaysian Mathematical Sciences Society, http://www.persama.org.my

Mexico

  • MMO (Mexican Mathematical Olympiad ( http://www.omm.unam.mx/ ) in Spanish
  • Mathcounts - held annually at the American school of Puebla and open to ASOMEX students.
  • ONMAS (Olimpiada nacional de matematicas para alumnos de secundaria)
  • Canguro Matematico (Math Kangaro)
  • Pierre Fermat Contest organized by IPN
  • Olimpiada de Mayo(The selective exam for Olimpiada Rioplatense de Matematias)

Myanmar

Netherlands

New Zealand

Norway

  • Niels Henrik Abels matematikk-konkurranse (Norwegian Mathematical Olympiad, website available both in Norwegian and English at http://abelkonkurransen.no/)

Pakistan

  • In 2006 almost 4,000,000 students from 41 countries played the game world-wide. The world "Kangaroo" center, which coordinates the competition in the various countries, was founded in 1994 in Paris. In Pakistan, the competition was first organized in 2005 by the Pakistan kangaroo Commission. For further information visit [5]

Peru

  • National Mathematic Olympiad - ONEM (Olimpiada Nacional Escolar de Matematica)

It's the official Olympiad, organized by the Ministry of Education and the Peruvian Mathematical Society in 4 phases. The final phase takes place near to Lima usually in November. Website available in Spanish: http://portal.huascaran.edu.pe/olimpiadas/index.htm

  • CONAMAT - Concurso Nacional de Matematica (Organized by The Science and Humanity National Institute). It's a mathematics competition of multiple choice, it has a Selection process in almost Peruvian cities and the final phase is in LIMA usually in October.

Website available in Spanish: http://www.ich.edu.pe/conamat_website/index.htm

Philippines

  • Philippine Mathematics Olympiad
  • Metrobank-Mathematics Teachers Association of the Philippines (MTAP)-Department of Education (DepEd) Math Challenge for Grade School and High School Students
  • Annual Search for the Math Wizard - University of the Philippines Mathematics Club
  • Mathematics Trainer's Guild (MTG)
  • mathematics festival
  • MATHirang MATHibay - University of the Philippines Mathematics Majors' Circle

Poland

  • Polish Mathematical Olympiad (Website)

Portugal

Romania

Serbia

  • Mathematical competition's in Serbia[6]

Singapore

Slovakia

South Africa

Sweden

Taiwan

Thailand

Turkey

Ukraine

United Kingdom

  • Most competitions are organised by the UK Mathematics Trust.
  • The Primary Mathematics Challenge (for primary school pupils) is organised by the Mathematical Association.
  • The Junior Mathematical Challenge is a multiple-choice competition for students up to year 8 in England and Wales, year S2 in Scotland, year 9 in Northern Ireland. High scorers in the JMC are invited to compete in the Junior Mathematical Olympiad.
  • The Intermediate Mathematical Challenge is a multiple-choice competition for students up to year 11 in England and Wales, year S4 in Scotland, year 12 in Northern Ireland. High scorers in the IMC are invited to compete in the Intermediate Mathematical Olympiad and Kangaroo (for the highest scorers) and in the European Kangaroo (another multiple-choice competition, for other high scorers).
  • The Senior Mathematical Challenge (formerly National Maths Contest) is a multiple-choice competition for students up to year 13 in England and Wales, year S6 in Scotland, year 14 in Northern Ireland.
  • High scorers in the SMC are invited to compete in the British Mathematical Olympiad (http://www.bmoc.maths.org/).
  • There is a Team Maths Challenge for students in England, Wales and Northern Ireland; Scotland has its own Enterprising Mathematics Competition organised by the Scottish Mathematical Council.
  • The UCL Maths Challenge is a competition for Year 6 primary school pupils from London organised by UCL student volunteers (http://www.smnd.sk/kotanyi/maths_challenge/).

United States

Generally, registering for these contests is based on the grade level of math at which the student works rather than the age or the enrolled grade of the student.

National elementary school competitions (grades K-6)

National middle school competitions (grades 6-8)

National high school competitions (grades 9-12)

National college competitions

Regional competitions

See List of United States regional mathematics competitions.

Uruguay

Vietnam

  • Vietnam Mathematical Olympiad — Official National Contest for mathematics talents.
  • 30/4 Olympiad for Mathematics — Regional Olympiad in the Southern Vietnam (for students in provinces from Quang Tri to Ca Mau).

See also


References

  1. ^ Results for 2007[1]
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