The Mathematical Olympiad Program is designed to prepare talented high school students for the International Mathematical Olympiad.
How It Works
The program consists of two rounds of elimination tournaments and a national final championship.
Ultimately, the top scoring finalists will be honored with the opportunity to represent Ghana at next year's International Mathematical Olympiad- an international competition involving student teams from over 100 countries.
How it Works
The program consists of two rounds of elimination tournaments and a national final championship.
Ultimately, the top scoring finalists will be honored with the opportunity to represent Ghana at next year's International Mathematical Olympiad- an international competition involving student teams from over 100 countries.
Round 1: Qualifying Tournament (November 2022)
- A 50-minute online exam available to any high school student (Grades 8 to 10).
- Structured as short-answer questions.
Round 2: Invitational Semifinal Tournament (February 2023)
- A 120-minute in-person exam taken by top-scoring students in the qualifying round.
- Structured as both short-answer and proof-based questions.
Round 3: National Final Championship (July 2023)
- It is held over a 12-day period and attended by students with the top 12 scores on the Semifinal Exam.
- A proof-based exam at the end decides Ghana’s IMO Team.
Round 1: Qualifying Tournament (November 2022)
- A 50-minute online exam available to any high school student (Grades 8 to 10).
- Structured as short-answer questions.
Round 2: Invitational Semifinal Tournament (February 2023)
- A 120-minute in-person exam taken by top-scoring students in the qualifying round.
- Structured as both short-answer and proof-based questions.
Round 3: National Final Championship (July 2023)
- It is held over a 12-day period and attended by students with the top 12 scores on the Semifinal Exam.
- A proof-based exam at the end decides Ghana’s IMO Team.
How to Apply
How to Apply
