International Math Competition
2026-27 International Math Competition
2025-26 IMC Winners
Congratulations to our 2025-26 IMC Winners
| With nearly 7,000 registrations across 5 countries, these students represent a highly competitive field and rank among the top performers in their grade level and testing category. 🌟 Grade 3 Computation 1st – Elliot Caley — Emmanuel Christian School of Fort Wayne 2nd – Jayden Wong — Huntington Christian School 3rd – Nathan Potter — Weddington Christian Academy 4th – Luke Kim — Venture Christian Academy 5th – Gideon Lamung — Trinity Christian Academy Reasoning 1st – Dave Shaun — Legacy Christian School 2nd – AJ Avellino — Eastside Christian School 3rd – Luke Kim — Venture Christian Academy 4th – Isabel Chua — Taipei Kuei Shan School 5th – Liam Johnson — First Baptist Academy 🌟 Grade 4 Computation 1st – Nicholas Yu — Coastline Christian Schools 2nd – Alexander Haller — Horizon Prep 3rd – Abhyudh Hingarh — Legacy Christian Academy 4th – Samuel Lee — Coastline Christian Schools 5th – Yeriel Lee — Friendship Christian School Reasoning 1st – Soren Liao — Coastline Christian Schools 2nd – Nathanael Thorsen — Chiang Rai International Christian School 3rd – Alexander Haller — Horizon Prep 4th – Jadon Xu — Los Altos Christian School 5th – Drew Bailey — Christian Academy of Louisville 🌟 Grade 5 Computation 1st – Noah Ng — Trinity Christian Academy 2nd – Joseph Wang — McKinney Christian Academy 3rd – Austin Liu — Taipei Kuei Shan School 4th – Seungho Lee — New Covenant Academy 5th – Donovan Chen — Olive Branch Christian School Reasoning 1st – Worth Davis — GRACE Christian School 2nd – Jonathan Barreras — Indian Rocks Christian School 3rd – Olivia Xu — Fremont Christian School 4th – Aarav Bharadia — Los Altos Christian School 5th – Seungho Lee — New Covenant Academy 🌟 Grade 6 Computation 1st – Dipto Chakrabarti — Fremont Christian School 2nd – Kai Yeon — New Covenant Academy 3rd – Elena Zhong — Eastside Christian School 4th – Natalie Chu — Coastline Christian Schools 5th – Doyle Nam — Venture Christian Academy Reasoning 1st – Hudson Potter — First Baptist Academy 2nd – Doyle Nam — Venture Christian Academy 3rd – Yihong Chen — Taipei Kuei Shan School 4th – Mark Robison — GRACE Christian School 5th – Ethan Badger — San Antonio Christian School 🌟 Grade 7 Computation 1st – Nathan Fung — Taipei Kuei Shan School 2nd – Lindsey Toney — Excelsior Arts Preparatory School 3rd – Reyna Lee — Prestonwood Christian Academy 4th – Eugene Kong — Aliso Viejo Christian School 5th – Viktor Lyubenov — Summit Christian Academy Reasoning 1st – Eugene Kong — Aliso Viejo Christian School 2nd – Jack Giamalva — Rockford Christian School 3rd – Lizzie Baek — Friends Christian School 4th – Joseph Lee — Friends Christian School 5th – Amelia Ou — Taipei Kuei Shan School 🌟 Grade 8 Computation 1st – Beckett Garrison — Prestonwood Christian Academy 2nd – Sean Huang — Trinity Christian Academy 3rd – Irene Lee — RSM Christian School 4th – Gus Shi — Friends Christian School 5th – Yeva Muchak — Friendship Christian School Reasoning 1st – Joseph Sung — Fremont Christian School 2nd – Luojie Liang — Providence Christian Academy 3rd – Gus Shi — Friends Christian School 4th – Henry Chen — Trinity Christian Academy 5th – Jeffrey Xu — Horizon Prep |
2026-27 Registration
Learn More & Register
The International Math Competition is designed to celebrate and cultivate mathematical excellence worldwide. It serves as the ultimate platform for aspiring mathematicians in grades 3-8 to demonstrate their adept skills, challenge their intellectual capacity, and push the boundaries of their mathematical competency. The IMC allows students to grow in ways that honor their God-given talents, fostering a deeper appreciation for the gifts they’ve been given and a stronger sense of purpose in using them.
Schools may register an unlimited number of students for Level 1. Students in Levels 2 and 3 advance by invitation only, based on scoring in the top 30% of Level 1.
There are two math testing categories available: Computation and Reasoning. Schools may register students for one category ($20) or both ($40).
- Computation questions focus on applying math skills students already know—the steps are clear, and success depends on accurately performing the arithmetic.
- Reasoning questions require students to determine what math needs to be done; they must think through the problem, decide on the operations or steps, and then solve.
All questions are based on standards appropriate for each grade level. For reference, schools may consult the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics.
When registering students, you will need to provide their name, grade level, and indicate which test(s) they will be taking.
The competition is a digital event only. All testing will be conducted online at each registered school for each level. This competition is available to ACSI members only, including global national, international, and U.S. schools.
Click here to watch a video that provides more insight into the International Math Competition
Click on each testing level tab for testing dates and cost.
Registration for the 2027 International Math Competition will open early fall
Level 1
Level 1
02/01/27–02/05/27
In this initial level, participants will tackle a diverse array of fundamental mathematical problems, testing their understanding of basic concepts and problem-solving abilities. To advance to the next level, students must achieve a minimum score demonstrating proficiency in foundational mathematical principles.
Price: $20
Level 2
Level 2
02/17/27–02/24/27
Those who successfully navigate Level 1 will face even more complex challenges in Level 2. Participants will need to demonstrate a deep understanding of advanced mathematical concepts and exhibit exceptional problem-solving prowess. Only those who meet the rigorous criteria for excellence will progress to Level 3.
Price: $30
Level 3
Level 3
03/08/27–03/12/27
The pinnacle of the International Math Competition, Level 3 is reserved for elite mathematicians. Here, participants will encounter the most demanding mathematical problems, requiring ingenuity, creativity, and precision to solve. Only the top performers from Level 2 will have the opportunity to compete at this level, where one student per grade level per category will be esteemed as the International Math Champion.
Price: $50
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