IOQM 2024–2025 | Exam Pattern | Eligibility Criteria

IOQM 2024–2025 | Exam Pattern | Eligibility Criteria | Stages of Mathematical Olympiad

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IOQM Exam Pattern:

Level: Intermediate (Class X & XI)
Mode of Exam: Pen and Paper based
Type of Questions: Multiple Choice and Short Answer requiring detailed proofs
Number of Questions: To be confirmed (usually around 6)
Total Marks: To be confirmed

IOQM 2024-25 Registration Dates (Tentative):

Registration through Schools: To be announced (typically June/July 2024)
Open/Home Schooling Students Registration: To be announced (typically June/July 2024)

Eligibility Criteria for IOQM 2024-25:

Students born between August 1, 2004 and January 1, 2011, and studying in Class 8, 9, 10, 11 or 12, are eligible to write IOQM 2023. Please note that NO student born after January 1, 2011 will be allowed to write IOQM 2023.
The students who are fulfilling the above criteria and study in the Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya and Kendriya Vidyalaya will be eligible to appear in the IOQM. There will be no separate IOQM exam for the students of KV and JNV
INMO 2023 awardees will be eligible for the INMO 2024 without qualifying through the IOQM exam if they fulfil the eligibility criteria for IMO 2023 and EGMO 2024.
The student must be residing and studying in India since 30 October 2021 or earlier OR must be studying in an Indian school system since 30 October 2020 or earlier
It will be the responsibility of the students to ensure the described eligibility criteria are satisfied
The students must be eligible to hold an Indian Passport
According to the Madras High Court, the candidates with OCI status will not be eligible for the selection to the Indian team in the International Mathematical Olympiad
It is the responsibility of the students to ensure that the given eligibility criteria will be satisfied. In case it is found at any stage of the programme that a student does not meet the criteria, they may be disqualified for this programme

Qualification Criteria from IOQM to RMO:

A student has to score at least 10% of the total marks of the IOQM 2024 paper in order to be eligible to appear for RMO 2024 but this is NOT the sole qualifying criterion.

Any student who has scored at least 10% of the total marks of the IOQM 2024 paper and enrolled for IOQM 2024 as a student of one of the classes 8,9,10,11 will be classified as a

Category A student.

Any student who has scored at least 10% of the total marks of the IOQM 2024 paper and enrolled for IOQM 2024 as a student of class 12 will be classified as a Category B student.

The list of students who qualify for the RMO 2023 will be prepared according to the following rule:

(a) From each region (list of regions: https://www.mtai.org.in/rmo-region-codes/)

the top 200 students from Category A will qualify for RMO 2024along with those tied in the 200th position;

the top 40 students from Category B will qualify for RMO 2024 along with those tied in the 40th position;

iii. 5 additional girl students from Category A irrespective of the number of girl students qualifying in the top 200 students from Category A will qualify for RMO 2024 under Girls’ quota. (b) There is no separate Girls’ quota for Category B. A girl student of Category B can qualify for RMO 2024 from IOQM 2024 if and only if she is selected among the top 40 students in Category B as described in the previous section (point 4(a)ii. above). IOQM 2024 Certificate criterion Any student who scores at least 10% of the total marks of the IOQM 2023 paper will receive a certificate.

Top 500 scorers from IOQM (Category A & B combined) qualify for the Regional Mathematical Olympiad (RMO).
An additional 5 girls from Category A (irrespective of rank) qualify for RMO under the Girls’ Quota (if not already qualified in the top 500).

Stages of Mathematical Olympiad:

Indian Olympiad Qualifier in Mathematics (IOQM): We’ll guide you through the exam format, question types, and effective strategies.
Regional Mathematical Olympiad (RMO): Sharpen your problem-solving skills to tackle the RMO challenges.
Indian National Mathematical Olympiad (INMO): Our advanced training will help you excel in proving theorems and tackling higher-level problems.