Mathematics Olympiad is a talent search event. It is organised by the Mathematics Department of IIT Bombay. It is a platform where the students can evaluate their Mathematical knowledge and skills.
The Association is conducting their 37th Mathematics Olympiad in 2022. The main aspects of this olympiad are as follows.
Maths Olympiad is a national talent search event. It is conducted by the Mathematics Association of IIT Bombay. It involves schools from all over India. The registration process is currently open. Last date to register is February 07, 2022. The exam is scheduled for February 13, 2022.
The students interested in participating in the Olympiad can contact the authorities of their respective schools. For those who want to register individually, the steps of online registration are given below.
Note: The candidates must make sure to enter correct and active email IDs. The credentials for the exam will be shared on the registered email ID. |
The following syllabus is a rough set of topics asked in each level. It is not a comprehensive and complete list.
The Level 1 is conducted for students from classes VIII-X and consists of question from the following topics.
Chapters | Topics |
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Arithmetic | Basic Arithmetic, Ratio and Proportion, Profit and Loss, Time and Distance, Time and Work |
Algebra | Basic Algebra, Simultaneous/ Quadratic Equations, Logarithms, Surds, Indices |
Geometry | Basic Geometry, Area and Volume, Mensuration, Triangle, Quadrilateral, Circle, Trigonometry |
Number Theory | Integers, Permutation and Combinations, Basic Probability, Divisibility, Counting, Sequences and Series |
The Level 2 of Olympiad is more difficult as it is conducted for high school students. Some topics may be similar to Level 1 but the difficulty level is definitely higher.
Chapters | Topics |
---|---|
Arithmetic | Basic Arithmetic, Ratio and Proportion, Profit and Loss, Time and Distance, Time and Work |
Algebra | Basic Algebra, Polynomials and Equations, Logarithm, Surds, Indices, Complex Numbers |
Geometry | Basic Geometry, Area and Volume, Mensuration, Polygons, Trigonometry, 2-Dimensional and 3-Dimensional Coordinate Geometry |
Number Theory | Permutations and Combinations, Basic Probability, Divisibility, Counting, Sequences and Series, Mathematical Induction |
Calculus | Functions, Differentiability, Differentiation, Limits, Continuity, Integration, Applications of Calculus |
To be eligible, the aspirants have to be students of schools with recognised boards. They can belong to any part of India. The event is going to be conducted online this year and thus the candidates can participate from anywhere.
Mathematics Olympiad has two levels- Level 1 and Level 2. Level 1 is for classes VIII-X while Level 2 is for classes XI-XII. The candidates appearing for the exam must check the sample questions for both levels.
To be eligible, the aspirants have to be students of schools with recognised boards. They can belong to any part of India. The event is going to be conducted online this year and thus the candidates can participate from anywhere.
Mathematics Olympiad has two levels- Level 1 and Level 2. Level 1 is for classes VIII-X while Level 2 is for classes XI-XII. The candidates appearing for the exam must check the sample questions for both levels.
The following syllabus is a rough set of topics asked in each level. It is not a comprehensive and complete list.
The Level 1 is conducted for students from classes VIII-X and consists of question from the following topics.
Chapters | Topics |
---|---|
Arithmetic | Basic Arithmetic, Ratio and Proportion, Profit and Loss, Time and Distance, Time and Work |
Algebra | Basic Algebra, Simultaneous/ Quadratic Equations, Logarithms, Surds, Indices |
Geometry | Basic Geometry, Area and Volume, Mensuration, Triangle, Quadrilateral, Circle, Trigonometry |
Number Theory | Integers, Permutation and Combinations, Basic Probability, Divisibility, Counting, Sequences and Series |
The Level 2 of Olympiad is more difficult as it is conducted for high school students. Some topics may be similar to Level 1 but the difficulty level is definitely higher.
Chapters | Topics |
---|---|
Arithmetic | Basic Arithmetic, Ratio and Proportion, Profit and Loss, Time and Distance, Time and Work |
Algebra | Basic Algebra, Polynomials and Equations, Logarithm, Surds, Indices, Complex Numbers |
Geometry | Basic Geometry, Area and Volume, Mensuration, Polygons, Trigonometry, 2-Dimensional and 3-Dimensional Coordinate Geometry |
Number Theory | Permutations and Combinations, Basic Probability, Divisibility, Counting, Sequences and Series, Mathematical Induction |
Calculus | Functions, Differentiability, Differentiation, Limits, Continuity, Integration, Applications of Calculus |