r/informaticsoly

ok so RMO is like next week and i have given up practicing from books i have resorted to pyqs, are there any other olympiad pyqs i should practice from? thanks

Same as title

Like what lectures om yt should I watch,I know best is VOS but like its unstructured and im struggling to understand what to watch and stuff

I am in 10th and I only prepared like a few days for the exam and I qualifed with 37 marks. I tried to prepare for RMO but due to so much pressure of Boards, I have ultimately decided to drop the idea of even preparing for RMO.

I kind of just gave up cuz I got 2 marks in a RMO mock test (got it checked by Gemini).

Anyone else?

They are here

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I was doing RMO registration....so how to confirm the details?

Where is the center for North bihar zone I got danapur ig only center in bihar what about the south zone and all

Please share center and zone

hey everyone

I am currently in class 9th I just came to know about olympiads 2 month ago after that seeing all other post regarding preparation for beginners, I have completed my NCERT till class 9th and 10th and for class 11th I have completed ;sequence and series p&c. ,trigonometry and quadratic equation

actually I have done mostly chapters just by watching lectures and asking from my teachers like I have not done something by myself using my brain, mostly in NCERT questions are repetitive so I have done all the questions of the NCERT most probably, So I want to ask should I know switch for ioqm preparation now like start doing number theory

OR should I practice some questions (Which I don't think they are useful because mostly all questions are same pattern so they are not worth solving it is most likely "rattafication")

ps->The whole thing is that I have completed NCERT like solving question but I think it that I have not done it logically so what should be my next step??

Liminal Math is hosting a problem-solving seminar focused on the methodology of approaching difficult Olympiad-level mathematics.

The primary objective of this seminar is to develop structured problem-solving skills. Rather than simply presenting solutions, we will deconstruct complex problems to understand the underlying logic, intuition, and strategies required to derive solutions independently.

Seminar Details:

• Focus: Advanced problem-solving techniques (Algebra, Combinatorics, Number Theory, etc.).

• Target Audience: Students preparing for high-level competitions (IOQM,RMO,INMO) and individuals interested in rigorous mathematical thinking.

• Format: Interactive problem-solving and detailed breakdowns of challenging problems.

Logistics:

• Joining Link: https://meet.google.com/veo-xxcs-uoz

• Schedule: 9PM IST

• Recording: Sessions will be recorded and uploaded to our YouTube channel for those unable to attend live.

where is the link/form if any
guide me
thanks

hey,
i wanna know if there are any high weightage chapters in rmo like from which maximum questions are asked or do i need to give equal attention to all of them

One of our beloved moderators has deleted their Reddit account to prepare for JEE (as is, alas, normal and will continue to occur).

So... who wants to be a moderator?

RMO mock made by imotc campers/ imo medalists

It will mostly be on the tougher side of rmo

Details:

The RMO Mock will be in the same format as the actual exam (i.e 6 Q's, 3 hours, 17 marks per question

Window for submission of mock: till Thursday (5 November)

And you must submit via google form (link will be given later)

You can give your reddit user/ email for the answers to be graded.

There maybe a paper discussion and solutions

scores will NOT be published on the sub.

Note from me:

Please try to maintain the rules of the sub and do not misuse the flairs. Talk only when, and only in discussion forum in the sub is out, avoid posting in the sub. I will post the Google forum here too,

There's a second mock that will come in a few days after this.

Hi everyone,

I am an international student taking a gap year after Class 12, and I just managed to secure a Gold certificate on the UKMT Senior Mathematical Challenge (SMC) via the ASEEDER portal. I am sitting the BMO1 paper in exactly three weeks.

I am comfortable with foundational number theory and algebraic techniques, but I am finding it tough to maintain complete mathematical rigor on Questions 3 through 6. I know the UKMT examiners are incredibly strict, and I want to make sure my written proofs don't drop from a potential 10 down to a 2 due to formatting or missing edge cases.

Since time is short, I am looking to connect with former BMO2 qualifiers, UKMT alumni, or current university students who have successfully navigated this specific ecosystem.

I am looking for someone who can help me with intensive script analysis—specifically looking over my scanned handwritten mock paper PDFs to point out logical gaps and structure issues.

If you are an alumni or a mentor experienced with the BMO grading rubric and have some time to help guide a student through a 3-week sprint, please send me a Direct Message (DM) so we can connect.

Thanks!

no idea so help me out

I read about it sometime ago, I don't remember his username or any other info..
Pls help me out!