How do you win on Usamo?

How do you win on Usamo?

Typically, an index of 210 or higher is necessary to qualify, which combines your AMC Score + 10*AIME score. So if you have a 120 on the AMC and 10 on the AIME, that is enough to qualify for the USAMO.

How do you qualify for MOSP?

Students qualify for the program by taking the United States of America Mathematical Olympiad (USAMO). The top twelve American scorers from all grades form the “black” group. The approximately eighteen next highest American scorers among students from 11th grade and under form the “blue” group.

How hard is USAJMO?

The USA(J)MO is one of the hardest mathematical contests in the United States, and in the world. The USAMO, in particular, rivals and sometimes exceeds the difficulty of the International Mathematical Olympiad. Each AIME qualifier is given an index equal to their AMC 10/12 score added to 10 times their AIME score.

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How do you qualify for the USAMO?

Students qualify for the USAMO by posting high scores on the American Mathematics Competition 12 and the American Invitational Mathematics Exam. The USAMO helps determine who will represent the United States at the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO), to be held this year in Cape Town, South Africa July 3-13.

Who were the top USAMO scorers in 2013?

Jagadeesan, Sellke, and Stoner were among the top 12 USAMO scorers in 2013, and Sellke and Tao were members of the U.S. team that competed in the 2013 IMO in Santa Marta, Colombia. The top 12 USAMO scorers will be honored at an awards ceremony in Washington, D.C. on June 2.

What does USAMO stand for?

On April 29 and 30, 250 high school students sat for a two-day, six-question, nine-hour mathematics examination: the United States of America Mathematical Olympiad (USAMO). Students qualify for the USAMO by posting high scores on the American Mathematics Competition 12 and the American Invitational Mathematics Exam.

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Who are the members of the American Mathematics Competitions (AMC)?

Prof. Dick Gibbs (former CAMC Chair), Razvan Gelca, and Prof. Titu Andreescu – USAMO Chair. Register for the American Mathematics Competitions (AMC) Today!

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