Comparison of AIMO difficulty with AMC

Compared with AMC, AIMO is more difficult

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AMC is the abbreviation of American Mathematics Competition, organized by the American Mathematical Association (Mathematics) Association of America) was established in 1950.

The test questions range from easy to difficult, so that students of any level can feel the challenge, and can also screen out those with unique talents. This competition was developed for all students who love mathematics.

The American Mathematics Contest, known as the American High School Mathematics Examination (AHSME) before 1999, is headquartered at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Campus and is a member of the American Mathematics Association. A direct affiliate of of America.

In 1985, Megabi added the American Junior High School Mathematics Examination (AJHSME), a certification examination for junior high school mathematics. Every year in North America alone, more than 600,000 students officially register to take the exam. Therefore, AMC is the most reliable and valid mathematics test question in the world.

More than 20 countries and regions around the world are conducting simultaneous tests, including Canada, Singapore, Japan, Hungary, Greece, Turkey, and France. This test has been recommended by American middle school principals as one of the main activities every year.

The AMC test consists of test question development, formulating, and unified grading. It is completely entrusted to the Neibu tribe, which is famous for mathematics and science, to lead experts and scholars led by professors from the Department of Mathematics at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. A committee was established to take full responsibility.

The members of the committee are all from top universities in the United States, such as MIT, Harvard University, Princeton University and other prestigious universities, and they all work together on research planning.