List of Mathematical Contests

From India :-

Popular Math Competition in India.
Eligibility: Students from Class-1 to Class-12 may appear in class-wise exams.
Conducted by : Science Olympiad Foundation, New Delhi
Website: https://sofworld.org

Popular Math Competition in India.
Eligibility: Students from Class-1 to Class-12 may appear in class-wise exams.
Conducted by : Silverzone Foundation, New Delhi
Website: https://www.silverzone.org

Popular Math Competition in India.
Eligibility: Students from Class-1 to Class-10 may appear in class-wise exams.
Conducted by : Unified Council, Hyderabad
Website: https://www.unifiedcouncil.com

Popular Math Competition in India .
Eligibility: Students from Class-5 to Class-12 may appear in class-wise exams. Registrations through School/Institution only.
Conducted by : AMTC,Chennai.
Website: http://www.amtionline.com/nmtc.php

Popular Math Competition in India.
Eligibility: Students from Class-KG to Class-10 may appear in class-wise exams.
Conducted by : Crest Olympiads, Gurgaon, Haryana
Website: https://www.crestolympiads.com

Popular Math Competition in India.
Eligibility: Students from Class-1 to Class-8 may appear in class-wise exams.
Conducted by : Global Olympiads Academy
Website: https://globalolympiadsacademy.com

International Mathematical Contests :-

The American Mathematics Competitions (AMC) are the first of a series of competitions in secondary school mathematics that determine the United States team for the REAL International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO).
Equivalent to IOQM of India.
Fortunately, Indian students can also participate in these contests.
There are three contests class-wise: 1) AMC-8(Grade-8 and below)
2)AMC-10(Grade-10 and below)
3)AMC-12(Grade-12 and below)
Conducted by : Mathematical Association of America.
Website: https://www.maa.org
Indian students may apply and participate through: Transitions Lab University Preparatory School (TLUPS), https://tlups.com/
We recommend to prepare and start appearing in AMC from Grade-7 onward.

Hong Kong International Mathematical Olympiad(HKIMO)’ s objective is to promote Mathematical Olympiad all over the world.
Eligibility: Students from Class-KG to Class-12 may appear in class-wise exams.
Official website : https://www.hongkongimo.com/
Indian students may apply and participate through: https://globalolympiadsacademy.com
The questions are amusingly tricky which help to bring out the best in the students’ thinking skills and creative imagination.

Asia International Mathematical Olympiad(AIMO) Union is a collaboration of Mathematical organizations and individuals.
Eligibility: Students from Grade-2 to Grade-12 may appear in class-wise exams.
Official website : https://aimo.world
Indian students may apply and participate through: https://globalolympiadsacademy.com
The questions are beautifully tough and regular practice of them gradually improves the logical thinking level of the students.

The International Math Contest is a 30-minute Online Challenge based on leading math curricula from across the world, conducted by Russian School of Mathematics.
The best part is that the questions are truly unseen ever , well thought off which challenges and develops student’s mathematical thinking.
Participation is FREE and you may appear online from the comfort of your home.
Eligibility: Students from Grade-3 to Class-10.
Conducted by : Russian school of Mathematics
Website: https://contest.rsmfoundation.org
Indian students may simply register and participate through their official website : https://contest.rsmfoundation.org

Singapore & Asian Schools Math Olympiad, created in 2006 is one of the largest math contests in Asia.
The contest is designed in a way to make every student love Math again and again.
Eligibility: Students from Grade-1 to Class-12 may appear in class-wise exams.
Conducted by : Singapore International Math Contests Centre (SIMCC), Singapore
Official Website: https://sasmo.sg
Indian students may apply and participate through: https://www.olympiadindia.in

Southeast Asian Mathematical Olympiad is a popular Math Competition from Singapore directed by Terry Chew,the author of the celebrated book series ‘Unleash the Maths Olympian in You!’.
Eligibility: Students from Grade-1 to Grade-12 (6 Differentiated papers levels A to F) .
Conducted by : Terry Chew Academy, Singapore.
Website: https://seamo-official.org
Indian students may participate through: https://globalolympiadsacademy.com/
The questions in the contests challenges even the brightest of the mathematical minds.

Math Kangaroo (also known as International Mathematical Kangaroo, or Kangourou sans frontières in French) is an international mathematical competition where about 100 countries are represented.
Eligibility: Students from Grade-1 to Class-12 may appear in class-wise exams.
The key competence tested by Mathematical Kangaroo is not just pure knowledge of formulas, but the logical combination of concepts.
Indian students may get more detail, past papers etc and participate through: https://www.mathkangaroo.in

World Mathematics Invitational (WMI) is an international and challenging competition which works as a platform for organizations that promote math to interact with one another.
Eligibility: Students from Gradde-Sr. KG to Class-12 may appear in class-wise exams.
WMI ensures that students solve math problems that they have never seen, and enjoy the fun in math together. This is a big feature of WMI.
Website: http://www.wminv.org/
Indian students may participate through: https://globalolympiadsacademy.com/

Thailand International Mathematical Olympiad (TIMO) is an annual Mathematical Olympiad competition organised by Olympiad Champion Education Center (OCEC) and the Thailand Mathematics Society.
Eligibility: Students from Senior KG to Grade-12 may appear in class-wise exams.
TIMO provides report to participants on strengths and weaknesses on various topics.
Website: https://www.thaiimo.com
Indian students may participate through: https://globalolympiadsacademy.com/

The REAL "MATHEMATICAL OLYMPIAD":-

The various Math contests listed above give you great practice and inculcate interest in Maths, with sense of achievement in case you get some good ranks, but the one and the only REAL Math Olympiad is the “IMO” or “International Mathematical Olympiad”.
It is the toughest high school level Math competition held annually in a different country. At the most only six students from each country are allowed to participate at the IMO. Its like the Olympics of Mathematics. So, even the selection level exams are quite difficult to crack.
In India, the selection is done at various stages through exams conducted by the Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education(HBCSE), TIFR, Mumbai. The stages are briefed below:
Stage-1-IOQM : The first qualifier exam is a three hour examination, Indian Olympiad Qualifier in Mathematics (IOQM) with 24-30 questions. Around 900 students are selected based on different criteria to sit for the stage-2 exam.
Stage-2-INMO: The students selected through IOQM are allowed to appear in Indian National Mathematical Olympiad(INMO) is a four hour exam with 6 questions. Only 35 to 40 students are shortlisted for further stages.
Stage-3-IMOTC: The selected 35 to 40 students go through rigorous training called IMO Training Camp(IMOTC) and compete against each other to qualify for the next stage.
Stage-4-Pre Departure Camp: Only 6 students are shortlisted from Stage-3 and given rigorous training at HBCSE to prepare compete at the International level. Click here for the official website of HBSCE to get into the detail of procedures and previous years selections to IMO to get the real feel of the REAL Mathematical Olympiad.
Stage-5-IMO: Six students representing India compete with students from all over the world in the most prestigious and the actual REAL Mathematical Olympiad the “International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO)” . The exam generally consists of 6 questions to be solved in nine hours and is hosted by different country every year. Click here to check the official page of the REAL and the ONLY IMO, for the motivation !! Its like the Olympics of Mathematics.

List of Mathematical Contests