The OlympiadUSA Mathematics Olympiad is dedicated to acknowledging the crucial role that mathematics plays in shaping the better future of students.
Our mission is to cultivate a deep appreciation for mathematics while empowering students with problem-solving skills, logical reasoning, and creativity. Through this Olympiad, students embark on a journey to explore the profound world of mathematics and its diverse applications.

Mathematics, often referred to as the universal language, transcends geographical boundaries and cultural differences. It encompasses various branches such as algebra, geometry, calculus, statistics, and more—each playing a unique role in addressing real-world challenges and expanding our collective knowledge.

Studying mathematics offers students the opportunity to delve into abstract concepts, formulate hypotheses, and arrive at precise solutions. It equips them with the ability to tackle complex problems, make informed decisions, and navigate the intricate web of data that defines our information age.

Moreover, mathematics is the driving force behind technological innovations, scientific discoveries, and economic advancements. It underpins everything from computer programming and cryptography to engineering marvels and space exploration. In essence, mathematics is the compass that guides humanity toward innovation and progress.

In a world where mathematical literacy is increasingly essential, the OlympiadUSA Mathematics Olympiad empowers students to embrace mathematics as a tool for understanding and shaping the world around them.

OlympiadUSA Mathematics Olympiad structure:

The OlympiadUSA Mathematics Olympiad is a prestigious international competition open  to students from Grade 3 to Grade 12. It consists of two main stages: the Preliminary Round and the Global Round.

Preliminary Round Online

Registration : 

Students can register for the Olympiad online through the OlympiadUSA website or via official representatives in their respective countries.

Dates :

The online qualifying exams for the Preliminary Round are scheduled for

 November 23, 2024 , December 15, 2024 and January 25, 2025

Rules :

The exam comprises 35 multiple-choice questions to be completed within a 90-minute timeframe. Each question is aligned with the participant’s

educational level, divided into the following groups:

● SKY BLUE EAGLES : Grades 3 and 4

● YELLOW EAGLES : Grades 5 and 6

● GREEN EAGLES : Grades 7 and 8

● BLUE EAGLES: Grades 9 and 10

● RED EAGLES : Grades 11 and 12

Scoring:

Each question is assigned dynamic points based on its difficulty, with 5 questions ranging from 1 to 7 points. The exam consists of 35 questions, with a total possible score of 140 points. Placement will be determined by the highest total score. In the event of a tie, the time taken to complete the exam will be used as a tiebreaker to determine the final placement.

Qualification:

Participants scoring at least 50% in the Preliminary Round are eligible for the Global Round.  The Certificate of Participation will be given to all participants.

Recognition:

Depending on their scores, qualifiers receive the following accolades:

40% to 49%: Honorable Mention Certificate

50% to 74%: Bronze Medal

75% to 90%: Silver Medal + 5% discount on Global Round registration fees

91% to 100%: Golden Eagle Medal + 10% discount on Global Round registration fees

Global Round:

The Global Round is designed to challenge and inspire the brightest young minds in mathematics worldwide.

Date and Location: TO BE DETERMINED soon!

Events:

This round features a combination of a challenging exam, interactive
activities, and educational tours, providing a comprehensive and engaging experience for all participants.

Registration for Qualifiers:

Qualifiers from the Preliminary Round must register again for the Global
Round through the official website or country representatives, providing
essential travel documentation as part of their application.

Exam Details:

Format:

The groups are structured similarly to those in the Preliminary Round.

Duration:

Participants have 90 minutes to complete the exam.

Scoring:

Each question is assigned dynamic points based on its difficulty, with 5
questions ranging from 1 to 7 points. The exam consists of 35 questions, with a total possible score of 140 points. Placement will be determined by the highest total score. In the event of a tie, the time taken to complete the exam will be used as a tiebreaker to determine the final placement.

Recognition:

In the Global Round, medals will be awarded based on the following percentages:

• The top 10% will receive a Golden Eagle Medal.
•  The next 11-30% will receive a Silver Medal.
• The next 31-60% will receive a Bronze Medal.
• The next 61-75% will receive an Honorable Mention Certificate.