Students from Schools, Junior Colleges of all boards, Degree Colleges and Technological Institutions in India and also Schools affiliated to the CBSE abroad.
1 | Primary | Gauss Contest | V and VI Standards |
2 | Sub Junior | Kaprekar Contest | VII and VIII Standards |
3 | Junior | Bhaskara Contest | IX and X Standards |
4 | Inter | Ramanujan Contest | XI and XII Standards |
5 | Senior | Aryabhata Contest | Degree Classes in Arts, Science & Technical Colleges |
MEDIUM: English, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Tamil or Telugu (at present).
The medium for Senior Level is English only.
Time Schedule | |
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Last Date for entries | 15-07-2019 * |
Despatch of 10% best results | 05-09-2019 by speed post/courier |
Final Test | 2nd November 2019 (Saturday) 1 to 4 pm |
Despatch of Answer Books | Same day (only by Speed post) |
Announcement of Results | By the end of the December 2019 |
*late entries may not be entertained |
The syllabus for Mathematics Olympiad (Regional, National and International) is pre-degree college mathematics. The areas covered are, mainly
Polynomials, Relations between Roots and Coefficients, Solving equations, Inequalities and Complex numbers.
Geometry of Triangles and Circles.
(Trigonometric methods, vector methods, complex number methods, transformation geometry methods can also be used to solve problems)
Divisibility, Diophantine equations, Congruence relations and Theorems thereof, Prime numbers and Elementary results on Prime numbers.
Counting techniques, Pigeon-hole principle, Principle of Inclusion and Exclusion, Basic Graph Theory.
Problems pertaining to these concepts will be of non-routine type with difficulty level increasing from RMO to INMO to IMO.
To motivate students in non-routine problem solving from primary level onwards, contests at four levels- Primary (V & VI), Sub-Junior (VII & VIII), Junior (IX & X) and Inter (XI & XII) - are conducted by AMTI.
The standard of the questions are class appropriate, except that they require original thinking. Questions in Primary and Sub-Junior require the students to have a clear understanding of the concepts learnt in their classes. Junior and Inter are more difficult, as the students of these classes are ready to face PRMO and RMO and are expected to have a fundamental knowledge in all the topics listed above.
A glance at the Questions and Solutions of previous years, from the books published by the AMTI will facilitate students to understand the nature of these contests, at all levels. For details about the books visit our website amtionline.com
Dates of remembrance | |
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Last date for entries to reach the AMTI | 15.07.2019 * |
Question packets/ message on it from the AMTI to reach the institution, latest by | 10 am on 01-09-2019 |
Preliminary Test | 31st August 2019 (Saturday) 2pm to 4pm |
Despatch of 10% best results | 05-09-2019 |
Final Test | 2nd November 2019 (Saturday) 1pm to 4 pm |
Despatch of Answer Books | 2nd November 2019 (Saturday) 1pm to 4 pm |
Announcement of Results | By the end of the December 2019 |
* Entries without the Data Sheet will not be entertained *