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The two winning teams will be selected as India’s National Maths Team A and Team B for the International Mathematical Modeling Challenge (IMMC).
The Indian Mathematical Modeling Challenge is the official National Competition designed to serve as the qualifying stage for the International Mathematical Modeling Challenge (IMMC) organized by The Consortium for Mathematics and Its Applications.
Indian Mathematics Team Selection: The two winning teams will be selected as India’s National Maths Team A and Team B for the International Mathematical Modeling Challenge (IMMC).
Eligibility: Students enrolled in 7th — 12th Grade or pre-university students are eligible to participate.
Format: Online
The two winning teams will be selected as India’s National Maths Team A and Team B for the International Mathematical Modeling Challenge (IMMC).
The Indian Mathematical Modeling Challenge is the official National Competition designed to serve as the qualifying stage for the International Mathematical Modeling Challenge (IMMC) organized by The Consortium for Mathematics and Its Applications.
INDIA Maths Team Selection: The two winning teams will be selected as India’s National Maths Team A and Team B for the International Mathematical Modeling Challenge (IMMC).
Eligibility/Age Group: Students forming a team must ensure all members are from the same school.
England, Wales and Overseas: Year 13 and below
Scotland: S6 or below
Northern Ireland: Year 14 or below
Format: Online
The two winning teams will be selected as India’s National Maths Team A and Team B for the International Mathematical Modeling Challenge (IMMC).
The Indian Mathematical Modeling Challenge is the official National Competition designed to serve as the qualifying stage for the International Mathematical Modeling Challenge (IMMC) organized by The Consortium for Mathematics and Its Applications.
Eligibility/Age Group:
Students forming a team must ensure all members are from the same school.
Check Requirements
England, Wales and Overseas: Year 13 and below
Scotland: S6 or below
Northern Ireland: Year 14 or below
Format: Online
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National Round:
Gold Award: This prestigious award is reserved for the top 5% of participants.
Silver Award: Awarded to the next 10% of participants.
Bronze Award: The Bronze Award is given to the following 10% of participants.
Honorable Mention: Honorable Mentions are awarded to an additional 25% of participants.
Participation Certificates: Every contestant receives a certificate of participation.
International Round:
Papers will be designated as Outstanding, Meritorious, Honorable Mention, and Successful Participant with appropriate certificates given in the name of students their advisor and their schools.
COMAP is an award-winning mathematics education non-profit organization that has worked with educators, students, businesses, and industry to support and create learning environments where mathematics is used to investigate and model real issues in our world.
NeoUnion ESC Organization is an international organization based in Hong Kong focusing on educational, scientific and cultural development. We work on developing, managing and supplying resources, services and projects to promote global cooperation in education, science and culture.
The Indian Mathematical Modeling Challenge is the official National Competition designed to serve as the qualifying stage for the International Mathematical Modeling Challenge (IMMC). The Competition is hosted online to select the India Maths Team
The purpose of the IM2C is to promote the teaching of mathematical modeling and applications at all educational levels for all students. It is based on the firm belief that students and teachers need to experience the power of mathematics to help better understand, analyze and solve real world problems outside of mathematics itself – and to do so in realistic contexts. The Challenge is being launched in the spirit of promoting educational change.
The IMMC is overseen by an international organizing committee of the following people:
Solomon Garfunkel, COMAP, USA
Keng Cheng Ang, National Institute of Education, Singapore
JunFeng Yin, Tongji University, China
Alfred Cheung, NeoUnion ESC Organization, Hong Kong SAR
Frederick Leung, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR
Vladimir Dubrovsky, Moscow State University, Russia
Henk van der Kooij, Freudenthal Institute, the Netherlands
Mogens Allan Niss, Roskilde University, Denmark
Ross Turner, Australian Council for Educational Research, Australia
Jie “Jed” Wang, University of Massachusetts, Lowell, USA
Important Dates and Deadlines
Registration Deadline: 30th March 2025 2025
Hurry and register soon before all slots are filled.
Flexible Competition Dates: Students have the option to attempt the problem between February and April 2025.
Announcement of India Mathematics Team A and India Mathematics Team B: 20th April 2025
Introduction:
The Indian Mathematical Modeling Challenge is the official National Competition designed to serve as the qualifying stage for the International Mathematical Modeling Challenge (IMMC) organized by The Consortium for Mathematics and Its Applications.
There is only one stage, each team will be given 5 days to solve the annual problem and submit their solution online.
Indian Mathematical Modeling Challenge (India Mathematics Team A & B Selection):
Operating in teams, comprising up to four students from the same school, participants must work collaboratively to solve a mathematical problem. Constrained to a period of five consecutive days, teams unpack the given problem, hypothesise, test, and develop a working solution, before preparing and submitting a report on their solution to the judging panel.
IMMC (International Round):
The solutions from the top two teams (India Maths Team A and Team B) will be sent to the organizing comittee of International Mathematical Modeling Challenge. IMMC participants are awarded the following distinctions: Outstanding, Meritorious, Honorable Mention, or Successful Participant.
Indian Mathematical Modeling Challenge Ambassador:
Any teacher/school/college society that wishes to become our official coordinator in their school can email us (admin@immcindia.com).
The entire competition is online and there is only one problem that the students need to solve.
A team of up to 4 students enrolled in the same school may register for the competition, students can register individually as well.
The competition problem will be sent to all registered teams on the time slot selected.
The submitted solutions will undergo evaluation by National Organizers.
Top participants will be selected for the India Maths Team A and India Maths Team B.
Solutions from the national teams from around the globe will be evaluated by the IMMC Committee for awards.
India National Team Selection: The top two teams from the Indian Mathematical Modeling Challenge will represent India as Team A and Team B at the IMMC, giving students a rare opportunity to demonstrate their talents globally and be recognized among the best young mathematicians.
Wide Eligibility: Students enrolled in 7th — 12th Grade or pre-university students are eligible to participate. Whether you're just starting your mathematical journey or already excelling, you can participate and challenge yourself.
Convenient Format: The competition is conducted online and gives students a chance to choose their preferred time slot to attempt the problem, making it easy for students from across the country to participate from their schools or homes. This flexibility allows more students to engage in this enriching experience without the need for extensive travel or logistical arrangements.
Don’t miss out on this exciting chance to excel and represent your country!
Top 50% of participants receive awards!
We are delighted to invite students to participate in the Indian Mathematical Modeling Challenge! Teams of 1 to 4 students from the same school can participate, with several flexible registration options to choose from.
Group Payment for 2 Members:
A flat fee of £ 15 for teams consisting of 2 students.
Group Payment for 3 Members:
A flat fee of £ 22.5 for teams consisting of 3 students.
Group Payment for 4 Members:
A flat fee of £ 30 for teams consisting of 4 students.
Individual Payment:
£ 7.5 per student for students registering alone or if team members prefer to register individually. This option must be used by students registering solo or if team members prefer to pay separately.
Select the appropriate payment option based on the size of your team and register before the deadline.
Slot Selection:
The entire competition will be conducted online. Students can choose from the following slots:
5th to 11th February 2025
15th to 21st February 2025
February 25th to 2nd March 2025
5th to 11th March 2025
15th to 21st March 2025
25th to 31st March 2025
5th to 11th April 2025
Confirmation:
Within 48 hours of paying the registration fee, students will receive a confirmation email.
Registration Deadline:
The deadline to register for IMMC is 30th March 2025.
Team members should regularly check the email address they registered with, including their spam or junk folders, as it will be the primary channel for receiving problems and important contest updates.
Are you passionate about mathematics and eager to inspire others? The UKMC Ambassador Program is your chance to promote the UKMC to your friends and earn rewards.
Who Can Join?
Students, Teachers and Educators who want to inspire students or work with the UKMC.
Alumni who want to support the next generation of mathematicians.
Maths Enthusiasts committed to promoting mathematics education.
Why Join?
Rewards: All ambassadors earn a 5% bonus reward for every registration they secure.
Certificate: All campus ambassadors receive certificates of recognition.
Network: Connect with a community of maths enthusiasts and educators.
Ambassador Responsibilities
Promote UKMC: Share information about the competition in your community.
Steps to Sign Up:
1. Sign In: Start by signing in as a site member.
2. Register as an Ambassador: Once signed in, proceed to register as an ambassador.
3. Access the Ambassador Portal: Navigate to the Ambassador Portal/Icon showing on your screen and click sign up.
4. Share and Earn: Share your referral link with friends and earn rewards for every successful registration.
