Computational Section
50%20
Problems
3 hours
Time limit
- •20 integer-answer problems; enter the extraction requested in each statement.
- •Problems get harder throughout.
- •Difficulty describes the ideas involved, not expected solving time.
Tournament DirectoryFall 2026 Integrated
Round 1 is underwayFall 2026
Fall 2026 Integrated
Mathematics Tournament
Two rounds: a timed online qualifier and a live, proctored final on October 17.
Round 1: September 26–October 10, 2026·Live Final: October 17, 2026
At a glance
Competition Timeline
Round 1 · Asynchronous
September 26–October 10, 2026
Complete both sections anytime during the window. They can be taken separately.
Round 2 · Live Final
October 17, 2026
A live final for the top quarter of Round 1.
Qualifying Round
Round 1
Each section counts for half of your Round 1 score: 50% computational, 50% proof.
Proof Section
50%5
Problems
4.5 hours
Time limit
- •Full written proofs are required; partial credit may be awarded.
- •Five proofs, ordered by difficulty.
- •Each problem is scored out of 7 points.
What to expect
Difficulty
Computational
The early problems are around AMC 10/12 level. The round gets much harder as it goes, moving through AIME and into olympiad-level ideas.
Proof
The proof section starts with approachable AIME-level ideas and builds toward national and international olympiad problems.
These labels describe content, not time.
Advancement
The top quarter advances
About one in four Round 1 competitors will qualify for the live final. The cutoff depends on participation and scores.
Round 1 recognition
Top 3 + Honorable Mentions
The top three receive awards; nearby scores earn Honorable Mentions. These awards are separate from the live final.
October 17, 2026
Round 2 · Live Final
The final has about 10 short-answer problems, released one at a time. Competitors submit answers live, so correctness and speed both matter.
10 → 5
The first correct answer earns 10 points, followed by 9, 8, and 7. Later correct answers earn 5.
~10 min
Time limit for each problem.
How scoring works
- 01Correct submissions are rewarded in order of arrival: 10, 9, 8, 7, then a smaller base score for later correct answers.
- 02Each incorrect submission costs about one point on that problem.
- 03This discourages answer spamming while still letting competitors fix a genuine mistake.
Live final recognition
Final Awards
The top three final scores receive awards.
1st Place
Champion
2nd Place
Runner-up
3rd Place
Third
Additional distinction
Fourth and fifth place receive Honorable Mentions.
Round 1 has started. Complete both sections by October 10.
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