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AMC math contest practice - Math competition training & math tournament
Register your child for one of these highly prestigious math tournaments held across the U.S. Our math competition training program has helped students win at the Berkeley Math Tournament, Exeter math competition, Stanford Math Tournament, and more.
AIME 2024 Problems and Solutions are available on our AIME page

Math tournaments hosted by the Mathematical Association of America

Find out more about these math league contests by clicking on a card below.

Middle School Tournaments

Click on a card below to register or learn more about math competitions for middle schools. Our AMC training program will help your child succeed at middle school math competitions by helping them with AMC math contest practice before all math league contests.
AMC 8
The AMC 8 is a 25 problem, 40-min, multiple choice examination in middle school mathematics which promotes the development of problem-solving skills.
AMC 10/12
The AMC 10 and 12 are a 25-question, 75-minute, multiple choice examination in middle school mathematics designed to promote the development of problem-solving skills.
AIME
The AIME  is the second exam in the series of exams used to challenge bright students on the path toward choosing the team that represents the United States at the International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO).
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BMMT
Hosted by UC Berkeley, the Berkeley Mini Math Tournament garners hundreds of elementary and middle school participants.
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Exeter Math
The EMCC is an annual middle-school competition held at Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter, New Hampshire.
CML
All Continental Math League experiences are designed to both maximize student opportunities to participate and to improve their problem solving capabilities.
PURPLE COMET
Purple Comet Math Meet is a team mathematics competition designed for middle and high school students conducted annually since 2003.
CEMC
The Centre for Mathematic and Computing is a selection of contests for students in elementary and middle school.
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MATH LEAGUE
Math League consists of a series of contests culminating in a National or International Championship.
MOEMS
Mathematical Olympiads for Elementary & Middle School places importance on multiple strategies for out-of-the-box problem solving,.
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MATHCOUNTS
MATHCOUNTS is a nationwide middle school level competition series - from the school level to the national level.
MATH KANGAROO
Math Kangaroo is an international mathematics competition in over 77 countries. There are six levels of participation, ranging from grade 1 to grade 12
NOETIC LEARNING
​The Noetic Learning Math Contest (NLMC) is a semiannual problem solving contest for elementary and middle school students.

High School Tournaments

Click on a card below to learn more or register for math competition training with Random Math.
AMC 10/12
The AMC 10 and 12 are a 25-question, 75-minute, multiple choice examination in middle school mathematics designed to promote the development of problem-solving skills.
AIME
The AIME  is the second exam in the series of exams used to challenge bright students on the path toward choosing the team that represents the United States at the International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO).
USA(J)MO
The USA(J)MO is the third test in a series of exams used to challenge bright students on the path toward choosing the team that represents the United States at the International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO).
BMT
Hosted by UC Berkeley, the Berkeley Math Tournament garners hundreds of high school participants annually.
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HMMT
The Harvard-MIT Math Tournament is among the largest and most prestigious high school competitions with almost 1000 students from across the globe.
SMT
The Stanford Math Tournament (SMT) is run by Stanford students. The contest consists of an individual portion as well as a team portion.

CHMMC
Caltech  Harvey Mudd Math Competition hosted by Caltech University and Harvey Mudd College is a highly competitive, challenging math tournament with two main rounds.
CMIMC
The Carnegie Mellon Informatics and Mathematics Competition (CMIMC) is an annual math and computer science competition held at Carnegie Mellon University by CMU students.
MMATHS
Math Majors  of America Tournament for High Schools (MMATHS) hosted by Yale University is an annual math competition for high school students.
DMM
The  Duke Math Meet (DMM) is a regional mathematics competition for high school students hosted by Duke University each year.
PUMaC
Princeton  University Mathematics Competition is an annual competition run by the Princeton University Math Club
PURPLE COMET
Purple Comet Math Meet is a team mathematics competition designed for middle and high school students conducted annually since 2003.
CEMC
The Centre for Mathematic and Computing is a selection of contests for students in elementary and middle school.
MATH LEAGUE
Math League consists of a series of contests culminating in a National or International Championship.
MATH KANGAROO
Math League consists of a series of contests culminating in a National or International Championship.

Random Math students have a lot of success in competitive math tournaments. Our math training program helps students build a strong problem solving foundation that allows them to perform well at various math tournaments. We also offer math summer camps annually for more focused math competition training. Find out more about AMC math contest practice summer camps here.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Random Math prepare students for competitions?

Our coaches work with students in a targeted, hands-on approach by gauging their mathematical proficiency level through class participation, practice test results, and homework problem sets. Coaches closely monitor students to track their progress and targeted practice is given to each individual to address their areas of weakness.

Through the Competitive Program, coaches guide students to understand tough concepts and solve extremely difficult problems. During class, students also sharpen their problem-solving skills by sharing their tactics and solutions and learning from each other.

Students receive necessary practice to retain their knowledge, develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills, and improve their speed through the Accelerator Program.

Each student is expected to put in at least 3 hours of hard work each week outside of class time. During competition season, students are expected to put in at least 5-7 hours of work outside of class time each week, and additional class sessions are held for preparation.

How can I sign up my child for a specific competition?

Random Math is currently an official test center for AMC. We will communicate all instructions to register your child for AMC Competitions.

Random Math also organizes teams of its students to compete in tournaments such as the Harvard-MIT Math Tournament and Stanford Math Tournament. Students will be notified ahead of time to register for a math tournament, and coaches will work with teams of students to ensure that they are registered on time for the tournaments.

Are any age limits imposed for competitions?

The AMC 8, AMC 10, and AMC 12 competitions are limited to students grades 8 and under, grades 10 and under, and grades 12 and under, respectively. The AIME and USA(J)MO do not have age limits.

Certain tournaments are limited to a specific school level. For more detailed information on the age restrictions of current tournaments, please see our page: https://www.randommath.com/tournaments.

Does Random Math provide specialized practice for upcoming competitions?

Yes. The Accelerator Program provides year-round specialized practice specific to different competitions and skills and targets topics that students are struggling with as a class.

Random Math places emphasis on building up problem-solving skills throughout the whole year. Our curriculum allows students to deeply engage with concepts from four units over the entire year: number theory, algebra, geometry, and combinatorics. Once students achieve a mastery of all four topics, they are able to achieve their goals for math competitions like the AIME and USA(J)MO.

Over the summer, Random Math also provides intense, competitive camps for students to succeed over their peers; students who make the most of their time in our summer camps are able to improve their mathematical proficiency level by one to two years. For more information on our summer camps, please visit our page: https://www.randommath.com/summer-camps.

Random Math also provides additional class and practice sessions in the two to three months before an important competition such as the AMC 10/12, AIME, and USA(J)MO. Current Random Math students are added to a preparation course for their appropriate-level AMC Competition free of charge. Through this self-learning AMC-Accelerator course, students will have access to additional mock tests, class sessions to review solutions and ask questions, and classes to review difficult concepts.

What results can I expect my child to achieve after math competition training?

Our Competitive and Accelerator Programs specifically prepare students for MAA Competitions like the AMC 8, AMC 10, AMC 12, AIME, and USA(J)MO and nationwide tournaments like the Exeter Math Club Contest (EMCC) and Harvard-MIT Math Tournament (HMMT).

In the 2021-22 school year, 86% of Random Math students (108 total) who took the AIME-preparation course qualified for the AIME and 67% of Random Math students (23 total) who took the USA(J)MO-preparation course qualified for the USA(J)MO.

Top students at Random Math have ranked 1st in the individual rounds of the HMMT and EMCC contests and have also won at the National Math Counts Competitions.

For more information about our students’ achievements, please visit our page: https://www.randommath.com/results/results-2020-2021

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