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What is Think Academy Singapore Math Olympaid(TASMO)?

Think Academy Singapore Math Olympiad (TASMO) is a math competition organized by Think Academy Singapore in September annually. The competition is open to K2 to P6 students.
The test questions are set by a team of experts, including the former coach of China and Saudi Arabia national Math Olympiad team. The questions are based on the seven abilities of calculation, geometric cognition, data processing, abstraction, logical reasoning, practical application, and creative thinking. The competition is suitable for students who have strong interest and aptitude in math. Outstanding individuals and teams will be awarded. The medalists will be invited to our global Think Math Competition (TMC) to represent Think Academy Singapore and compete with top Think Academy students in USA, Canada, UK, Australia, Malaysia.

Registration Period:
2025 Dates to be announced

 


Exam Date:
2025 Dates to be announced

 


Grades:
K2-P6

 


Exam Duration:
K2-P3:60min
P4-P6:90min

What Is AMC 8?

Organized by the Mathematical Association of America (MAA), American Mathematics Competition (AMC) is a series of examinations to evaluate problem-solving skills and mathematical knowledge in middle and high school students. AMC 8 is for students in 8th grade or below and under 14.5 years of age.

 

The material covered on AMC 8 includes topics from a typical middle school mathematics curriculum. Possible topics include but are not limited to: counting and probability, estimation, proportional reasoning, elementary geometry including the Pythagorean Theorem, spatial visualization, everyday applications, and reading and interpreting graphs and tables. In addition, some of the later questions may involve linear or quadratic functions and equations, coordinate geometry, and other topics traditionally covered in a beginning algebra course.

 

Why Is AMC 8 Important?

AMC 8 provides an opportunity for middle school students to develop positive attitudes towards analytical thinking and mathematics that can assist in future careers. Students apply classroom skills to unique problem-solving challenges in a low-stress and friendly environment.

 

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Grades:
8 and below

 


Exam Duration:
40 minutes

 


Exam Format:
25 multiple-choice questions

NMOS, conducted annually by NUS High School of Math and Science in July, stands out as a prestigious competition offering a valuable addition to your portfolio for a DSA spot at their school. Notably, registration is exclusive to schools. As of 8 March 2024, only students who are in Primary 5 will be eligible for the NMOS.

As a nationwide competition, NMOS is crafted to identify the most adept young mathematicians who can represent Singapore internationally. Accessible to primary school students, NMOS presents challenging mathematical problems that assess participants’ problem-solving skills and mathematical reasoning. It serves as a pivotal platform for students aspiring to excel in the field of mathematics.

Topics tested includes Number Theory, Geometry, Algebra and Combinatorics.

Dates:
2025 dates to be announced

 


Duration:
90 mins

 


Question Number and Type:
As of 8 March 2024, the NMOS will be conducted in a single round. This single round will comprise of 35 Questions.

What is SMOPS?

SMOPS is recognised as one of the prestigious Mathematics Olympiads in Singapore, hosted by the Hwa Chong Institution. Open to primary school students from Primary 3 to Primary 6, the competition unfolds in multiple stages, featuring a preliminary round and a challenging final round.

SMOPS consists of two competition rounds. In early April, the first round takes place simultaneously in local schools and overseas centers. Outstanding performers from both local and overseas locations during this initial round will receive invitations to participate in the Invitation Round of SMOPS. This culminating round is conducted in the last week of the first semester school term in Singapore, where participants vie for top positions in the competition.

Dates:
APMOPS Round 1: 17 April 2025 (online and hosted in schools)
APMOPS Invitational: 31 May 2025

Registration Period:
1-28 February 2025

 


Duration:
2 hours

 


Question Number and Type:
30 Qs

What is the Raffles Math Olympiad (RMO)?

Organised by Raffles Institution, RIPMWC is a prestigious competition that draws students from all corners of Singapore. It provides a distinctive combination of mathematics and real-world problem-solving. Contestants engage with mathematical challenges that demand innovative thinking to address practical issues. The competition actively promotes the application of mathematical knowledge in various scenarios.

The contest unfolds in two rounds. For Round 1, participants will engage in an online competition conducted within their respective primary school premises. In Round 2, a written contest is scheduled to take place at Raffles Institution.

Invitations for Round 2 will be extended to the top 2% or approximately the top 40 pupils (whichever is lower) from the Junior Category, and the top 3% or around the top 60 pupils (whichever is lower) from the Open Category based on their performance in Round 1.

In 2024, Raffles Institute has renamed RIPMWC to Raffles Mathematical Olympiad (RMO).

Dates:
2025 dates to be announced

 


Duration:
Round 1: 60 min on-line
Round 2: 60 min written paper

 


Question Number and Type:
Round 1: 20 MCQ 
Round 2: 15Qs

What is Think Math Championship Competition(TMCC)?

Think Math Championship Competition(TMCC) is a semi-annual competition initiated by the Think Academy each year in November. This event strives to encourage students’ interest in math, develop their problem-solving and logical thinking skills, and inspire them to excel in math. Through the competition, students will be able to make friends through the language of math, as well as create a worldwide math learning community. TMCC is held both nationwide and worldwide. This Year, the top 10 achievers in each grade nationwide TASMO will proceed to the worldwide TMCC.

Dates:
2025 dates to be announced

 


Duration:
P1-P3: 60 minutes
P4-P6: 90 minutes

 


Question Number and Type:
A set of 12-15 blank filling questions