Intercollegiate Math Tournament
Columbia University
February 28, 2026
Registration will open Fall 2025. Pre-register here for updates.
Columbia University
February 28, 2026
Registration will open Fall 2025. Pre-register here for updates.
Run by graduate students and alumni from the Berkeley, Stanford, and Harvard–MIT Math Tournaments, ICMT is an independent nonprofit organization that aims to spread mathematics and the spirit of mathematical competition to undergraduate students around the world.
Eligibility for registration: Each participant must be an actively enrolled undergraduate student at a college or university, who has not yet received a bachelor's degree.
For the seasoned contestant
In addition to the Division B syllabus, topics include linear algebra, abstract algebra, real and complex analysis, as well as other undergraduate subjects.
View Division A sample problems here!
(updated July 10, 2025)
For the novice contestant
Topics include high school math competition subjects, as well as single- and multi-variable calculus, differential equations, and basic linear algebra.
View Division B sample problems here!
(updated July 10, 2025)
ICMT consists of two team-based rounds and one individual round.
Teams may have up to 4 students. Teammates do not need to be from the same university.
A proof-based team round. Contestants answer a series of questions centered around a topic, culminating in incredible results in the field of that chosen topic.
Contestants complete a series of short-answer questions ranging over a broad reach of mathematical topics covered within their division.
With realtime submission and a live scoreboard, this round tests not only teams’ mathematical knowledge, but also strategic planning and quick thinking.
Aditya Baireddy
Head Problem Writer, Berkeley Math Tournament (2024–2025)
Putnam Top 500 (2022, 2023, 2024)
Andrew Lin
Problem Writer, Berkeley Math Tournament (2019–2023)
Ph.D. Student, Princeton University
Andrew Huang
Head Problem Writer, Berkeley Math Tournament (2023–2024)
Putnam Top 100 (2022)
Arpit Ranasaria
Tournament Director, Stanford Math Tournament (2021–2024)
Arpon Basu
Ph.D. Student, Princeton University
Austin Lei
Head Problem Writer, Berkeley Math Tournament (2019–2021)
Ph.D. Student, Columbia University
Putnam Top 200 (2019)
Benjamin Eisley
Ph.D. Student, New York University
Carl Sun
Problem Writer, Berkeley Math Tournament (2022–)
Douglas Chen
Dictator, Johns Hopkins Math Tournament (2021–2024)
Ph.D. Student, Columbia University
Eric Tao
Ph.D. Student, New York University
Freya Edholm
External Relations Director, Harvard–MIT Math Tournament (2020–2021)
Problem Writer, Berkeley Math Tournament & mathleague.org (2018–2024)
Jessie Tan
Problem Writer, Berkeley Math Tournament (2025–)
Ph.D. Student, UC Berkeley
Jingyuan Chen
Logistics Organizer, Berkeley Math Tournament (2022–2024)
Ph.D. Student, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Joey Heerens
Problem Czar, Harvard–MIT Math Tournament (2021–2022)
Kaitlyn Du
Tournament Director, Berkeley Math Tournament (2021–2022)
Kieran Yu
Head Problem Writer, Stanford Math Tournament (2021–2024)
Mattie Ji
Ph.D. Student, University of Pennsylvania
Misha Ivkov
Tournament Director, Carnegie Mellon Informatics and Mathematics Competition (2019–2021)
Problem Writer, Stanford Math Tournament (2021–2024)
Nikhil Shanbhag
Problem Writer, Berkeley Math Tournament (2022–2024)
M.S. Student, Columbia University
Nir Elber
Ph.D. Student, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Oliver Ni
Tournament Director, Berkeley Math Tournament (2025–)
Robert Trosten
Problem Writing Head, Carnegie Mellon Informatics and Mathematics Competition (2024–2025)
Ph.D. Student, New York University
Rohit Agarwal
Problem Writer, Berkeley Math Tournament (2020–2024)
Ph.D. Student, Princeton University
Taman Truong
Problem Writer, mathleague.org (2020–2023)
Ph.D. Student, University of Southern California
Evan Chen
Assistant Academic Director, MOP (2016–)
Benevolent Dictator, OTIS (2015–)
IMO Gold Medalist (2014)
James Leng
Head Problem Writer, Berkeley Math Tournament (2018–2019)
Ph.D. Student, University of California Los Angeles
Justin Yokota
Head Problem Writer, Berkeley Math Tournament (2018–2019)
Lecturer in Computer Science, UC Berkeley
Putnam Top 200 (2019)
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