Since 1989, the International Maths Olympiad (IMO) has provided a stage for students to exhibit their mathematical abilities. Mathematics is a subject that has always involved many formulas and a lot of practice to put them into effect. It is a scoring subject that calls for conceptual mastery from the students.
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The saying, “Practice makes perfect”, is something we’ve all heard, and it applies to maths more precisely. The International Maths Olympiad (IMO) is a forum where students not just pass the test and get a rank but also master the foundations, which the majority of pupils nowadays lack.
Exam Highlights and Dates
Conducting Body |
Indian Talent Olympiad |
Exam Name |
International Maths Olympiad (IMO) |
Last Date of School Registration |
10th September 2022 |
Last Date of Individual Registration |
30th November 2022 |
Exam Date Round 1 (Individual Student Registration) |
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Exam Date Round 1 (School Registration) |
29th November 2022 |
Mode of Reference |
Online |
Mode of Examination |
OMR or Computer-based Test |
Type of Examination |
Objective Type |
Exam Duration |
65 minutes |
Medium of Test |
English |
ITO – International Maths Olympiad Registration
For all Olympiad exams offered by the Indian Talent Organisation, the registration procedure is the same. Since ITO doesn’t promote individual registration, students should submit their names to the school organiser in order to apply for the ITO Olympiad. Schools must register with the ITO in order to permit students to take part in Olympiad exams.
ITO – International Maths Olympiad Syllabus
The school’s curriculum is the basis for the IMO syllabus. Maths basics, algebra, geometry, and other related ideas are all covered by IMO. The chapters of the IMO syllabus are based on the boards, such as ICSE/CBSE etc. When students understand the material and prepare accordingly, they can finish all the topics before the exam date.
IMO Syllabus for Class 1
- Shapes and sizes
- Number system
- Addition
- Subtraction
- Time
- Money
- Measurement
- Pattern
- Logical reasoning
IMO Syllabus for Class 2
- Lines and shapes
- Number system
- Addition
- Subtraction
- Time
- Money
- Measurement
- Patterns
- Logical reasoning
IMO Syllabus for Class 3
- Basic geometric shapes and figures
- Number system
- Addition and subtraction
- Multiplication and division
- Fractions
- Measurement
- Time and calendar
- Data handling
- Logical reasoning
IMO Syllabus for Class 4
- Basic geometric shapes
- Number system
- Addition and subtraction
- Multiplication and division
- Fractions
- Measurement
- Time and calendar
- Data handling
- Logical reasoning
IMO Syllabus for Class 5
- Concept of geometry
- Number system
- Factors and multiples
- Addition and subtraction
- Multiplication and division
- Fractions and decimals
- Measurements
- Data handling
- Logical reasoning
IMO Syllabus for Class 6
- Concept of geometry
- Number system
- Factors and multiples
- Integers
- Decimal fractions
- Ratio and proportion
- Arithmetic
- Basic algebra
- Data handling
- Mensuration
- Symmetry
- Logical reasoning
IMO Syllabus for Class 7
- Number system
- Fractions and decimals
- Linear equation in one variable
- Algebraic expression
- Comparing quantities
- Exponents and power
- Ratio and proportion
- Practical geometry, lines, and angles
- The triangle & its properties
- Mensuration
- Data handling
- Logical reasoning
IMO Syllabus for Class 8
- Rational number
- Exponents and powers
- Square and square roots
- Cube and cube roots
- Maths magic
- Factorisation
- Comparing quantities
- Direct and indirect proportion
- Operation on algebraic expressions
- Understanding quadrilateral and practical geometry
- Mensuration
- Data handling
- Logical reasoning
IMO Syllabus for Class 9
- Number system
- Algebraic expression
- Linear equation in two variables
- Comparing quantities
- Probability and permutation combination
- Lines and angles
- Triangle
- Circle
- Quadrilateral and its area
- Mensuration
- Trigonometry
- Data handling
- Logical reasoning
IMO Syllabus for Class 10
- Real number
- Arithmetic progression
- Polynomials
- Quadratic equations
- Probability and permutation combination
- Coordinate geometry
- Triangles
- Circle and its area
- Quadrilateral and its area
- Mensuration
- Trigonometry
- Data handling
- Logical reasoning
ITO IMO Exam Pattern
The International Mathematical Olympiad exam mostly covers the topics covered in the relevant classes. There are three sections in the mathematics paper in total: the subjective section, the HOTs section, and the logical reasoning section. No marks will be deducted for incorrect or unanswered questions; instead, students will receive one score for each correct response.
S.No |
Section |
Total Questions |
1. |
Subjective |
22 |
2. |
HOT’s |
3 |
3. |
Logical Reasoning |
10 |
ITO-IMO Result
The Indian Talent Olympiad (ITO) will publish the results of the IMO exam. ITO also announces state results, zonal results, and performance reports for each participant in addition to the international results. The IMO results date has not yet been released. This page will be updated once the results are published.
Steps to Check IMO Results
By contacting the school administration, students can confirm the result. Students can follow steps listed below to check the results.
- Visit the India Talent Olympiad’s official website.
- Click on the results link on the home page.
- After entering the roll number, select ‘search’.
- Details of the students’ results will be shown on the screen.
- Student rank and level 2 qualifying status are included in the results information.
- Take a printout of the ITO results and save them for later use.
ITO-IMO Awards
Exciting prizes will be given out to candidates who achieved high rankings or qualified for the next stage. The effort that students put into test preparation will not go in vain because if they perform very well on the test, they are eligible for a variety of ITO awards.
Frequently Asked Questions on ITO-IMO 2022
What is ITO-IMO?
What should I do to prepare for ITO?
What are the ITO IMO preparation tips
- The ITO IMO exam often only includes multiple-choice questions.
- IMO workbooks include several subjects from the curriculum, but in various formats, to start conceptual learning.
- Students have an advantage over concepts to tackle challenging questions because the syllabus is the same and is followed by the institution. Due to this, the test is extremely difficult, and each year, more people apply to take it.