Calculators beware, the abacus gladiators are here — ready to outsmart, outcalculate, and emerge victorious!
International Abacus Olympiad 2025
ABOUT THE EVENT
The International Abacus Olympiad 2025 is a math competition for children with the primary purpose of promoting mathematical excellence, enhancing problem-solving skills, fostering creativity, boosting self-confidence, encouraging a love for learning, inspiring future mathematicians, and building lifelong skills. This event provides a unique platform for children to explore and excel in mental math, empowering them with valuable life skills and a passion for mathematics.
Important Exam Dates and Details
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Exam Dates |
- 19th January 2025 - 31st January 2025 |
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Time |
The exam will be available for 24 hours on the chosen date. |
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Mode of Examination |
Online |
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Duration |
15 minutes |
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Mode of Registration |
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Registration Deadlines: |
- 15th January 2025 for the 19th January Exam. - 25th January 2025 for the 31st January Exam. |
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Between 1st January and 31st January |
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participation
Showcase your mental math skills, engage in interactive workshops, and connect with like-minded peers, all while experiencing the thrill of competition and the joy of learning.
This is your chance to discover the magic of the abacus, explore the beauty of mathematical art, and ignite your passion for problem-solving. Join us at the Abacus Olympiad 2025 and become part of a community of young math stars who are shaping the future of mathematics.
Participation Fee
INR 500/ student
Trophy for Winners
Participation Certificate for Everyone
Medal for Top Achievers
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
- We’re excited to extend a special invitation to all young mathematicians aged 5 to 14 for the “International Abacus Olympiad 2025”.
- Awards, trophies, and certificates will be presented to recognize and celebrate the incredible achievements of the top students at each of the International Abacus Olympiad’s Challenge’s learning levels.
Categories, Exam Levels & Question Pattern
Category A: Ages 5 to 7
Category B: Ages 8 to 10
Category C: Ages 11 to 13Level 0 (Mental Math):
1 digit, 3 rows to 1 digit, 5 rows (+&-)Level 1 (Beginners):
1 digit, 3 rows to 1 digit, 5 rows (+&-)Level 2 & 3 (Intermediate):
1 digit, 5 rows to 2 digits, 3 rows (+&-)Level 4 & 5 (Advance):
2 digits, 3 rows to 2 digits, 5 rows (+&-)
2 digits multiplied by 1 digit
2 or 3 digits divided by 1 digit
