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.
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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 individual final has 10 integer-answer problems, opened one at a time by an organizer. Competitors submit answers live, so correctness and speed both matter.
10, 8, 6, 4
The first correct answer earns 10 base points, followed by 8 and 6. Every later correct answer earns 4 base points.
8 min
Time limit for each problem. An organizer can end a question early.
How scoring works
- 01Correct submissions are rewarded in server acceptance order: 10, 8, 6, then 4 base points for every later correct answer.
- 02Each incorrect submission deducts 2 points from that problem’s award, down to a minimum of 0. An unsolved problem earns 0.
- 03You can submit another answer after an incorrect submission while the question is open.
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.
See the portal for available rounds and your contest status.
Enter the tournament portal