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AMC 10 and AMC 12 (American Mathematics Competitions)

Run by Mathematical Association of America (MAA)

Who can apply: Students enrolled full time at a Canadian or American school. A competition manager at the school registers the site; students cannot enter on their own. High scorers are invited to the AIME.

Cost and deadline

PROGRAM COST
Has a fee
$55 early bird or $75 regular site fee, plus $30 per bundle
DEADLINE October 15, 2026

Checked against the provider's page in Aug 2026.

FORMAT
Olympiads and contests
DURATION
75-minute exam, 25 questions, with an A date and a B date in November
GRADES
Grades 9–12 (AMC 10 for grade 10 and below, AMC 12 for grade 12 and below)
LOCATION
School-based across Alberta (your school registers as a competition site); $55 early bird or $75 regular site fee, plus $30 per bundle of ten student licenses

Who can apply

Students enrolled full time at a Canadian or American school. A competition manager at the school registers the site; students cannot enter on their own. High scorers are invited to the AIME.

About this program

The standard way to show quantitative rigour on an application to an American university, and the qualifying route to the AIME and the olympiad path beyond it. Twenty-five questions in 75 minutes on advanced algebra, geometry, number theory and combinatorics. For 2026/27 the A versions run November 5, 2026 and the B versions November 13, 2026. October 15, 2026 is the final registration deadline for a school that has never hosted before, so if no school near you offers it, ask a math teacher to sign up as a competition manager well ahead of that.

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