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.
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