About the Competition
The 53rd Olympic Mathematics Competition is a prestigious and long-standing academic contest. First held in 1989, it has been running for over three decades, establishing itself as a fair, just, and open competition. It is the longest-running and most frequently held mathematics competition of its kind. Winners often go on to excel in international math competitions, making it a recognized benchmark for gifted students.
Key Features
- Synchronized Competition: Held simultaneously in Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan.
- Regional Ranking: Participants receive a ranking across all three regions.
- Innovative Analysis: A unique mathematical performance analysis report is provided.
- Dual Awards: Since the 51st edition, the competition features dual awards and prizes: "Gold Excellence Math King" and "Olympiad Challenge King" for the Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan region.
- Team Events: Team competitions were introduced from the 48th edition to foster teamwork and collaboration.
Exam Structure
- Section 1: A basic academic assessment based on the standard curriculum for each grade level.
- Section 2: Olympiad challenge questions focusing on the extension of classroom knowledge, designed to test the flexible application of learned mathematical skills.
Awards
- Gold Award: Top 5%
- Silver Award: Next 15%
- Bronze Award: Next 25%
- Merit Award: Next 25%
Practical Information
- Grade Levels:
- Kindergarten Group
- Primary 1 to Primary 6 (one group per grade)
- Secondary 1 to Secondary 2 (one group per grade)
- Macau Competition Date: April 25, 2021
- Macau Competition Venue: Macau (specific venue to be announced)
- Registration Fee: MOP 280
- Registration Deadline: April 1, 2021
Resources
- Registration Form:
- Practice Papers (Chinese Version):
