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International Youth Math Challenge (IYMC)

Run by International Youth Math Challenge

Who can apply: Middle school, high school and university students worldwide, in Junior (Grade 10 or below), Youth (Grades 11 to 13) and Senior categories

Cost and deadline

PROGRAM COST
Varies
Qualification round free; a 15 euro fee applies only to students who reach the pre-final round
DEADLINE September 27, 2026

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

FORMAT
Olympiads and contests
DURATION
Three online rounds through the fall
GRADES
Grades 10–12
LOCATION
Online

Who can apply

Middle school, high school and university students worldwide, in Junior (Grade 10 or below), Youth (Grades 11 to 13) and Senior categories

About this program

A free online math competition in three rounds: a qualification round, a pre-final round and a final. Problems test creative problem solving rather than advanced curriculum, and there are separate categories for younger high school students, senior high school students and adults, with certificates and over US$1,500 in prizes.