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Fibonacci International Mathematics Olympiad (FIMO)
FIMO
Fibonacci International Mathematics Olympiad
Bringing together the future leaders of mathematics.
International Certificate
Global Recognition
Scholarships & Exchange
About FIMO
The **Fibonacci International Mathematics Olympiad (FIMO)** is a platform uniting young mathematical talents across nations, fostering deep curiosity, rigorous thinking, and global collaboration.
Designed for students in grades 3 through 12, FIMO embraces a wide international reach—with participants drawn from multiple continents, cultures, and educational systems.
We believe in the power of mathematics to transcend borders. Our mission is to nurture analytical minds, award excellence, and open doors to scholarships and exchange opportunities.
- Gain recognition across countries and institutions
- Earn certificates and official credentials
- Qualify for scholarships and exchange programs
- Join a network of math enthusiasts and mentors
Competition Categories
Primary (Grades 3–5)
An introductory-level contest focusing on problem solving and logical reasoning suitable for young learners.View Rules →
Intermediate (Grades 6–8)
Challenges in algebra, geometry, combinatorics, and number theory designed to stretch thinking.View Rules →
Advanced (Grades 9–10)
Higher‑level contest emphasizing proof strategies, creative solutions, and rigorous reasoning.View Rules →
Senior (Grades 11–12)
Top-tier problems testing olympiad-level thinking, proofs, and challenging conceptual tasks.View Rules →
Team Challenge
A collaborative category where teams solve integrative problems, promoting communication and synergy.View Rules →
Schedule & Location
Regional Rounds
Dates and venues vary by region (to be announced).
Global Finals
Top qualifiers will be invited to the global finals in a city to be determined.
Competition Rules & Technical Guidelines
General Rules
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- Participants must register before the deadline.
- Individual and team categories may run concurrently.
- Use of calculators or external aids is not allowed unless stated.
- All submissions must be in English (or specified language).
Age / Category-Based Rules
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- Grade ranges define categories (Primary, Intermediate, Advanced, Senior).
- Students must compete only in their grade-appropriate category.
- Team Challenge category allows mixed grades (within guidelines).
Exam Format & Duration
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- Each round contains 5 to 7 problems.
- Duration is typically 2 to 3 hours, depending on category.
- Problems require proof-based, short-answer, and multiple-choice formats.
Scoring & Evaluation
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- Each problem carries a maximum point value.
- Partial credit may be awarded for valid progress.
- Ties broken by difficulty-weighted scoring or tie-break rules.
Presentation / Material Rules
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- Write legibly, clearly numbering each solution.
- Diagrams should be clean and labeled.
- No plagiarism; solutions must be original and written by participants.
Ethics & Appeals
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- Cheating or collaboration is strictly prohibited.
- Any suspected misconduct may lead to disqualification.
- Appeals may be filed within 48 hours after results are released.
Awards & Benefits
International Certificate
Official recognition of your participation and performance across borders.
University Admission Advantage
Use your achievements as part of college or scholarship applications.
Global Recognition
Featured in publications and recognized by institutions worldwide.
Scholarships & Exchange
Top performers become eligible for scholarships and exchange programs.
Networking Opportunities
Connect with peers, mentors, and mathematicians globally.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can participate?
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Students in grades 3 through 12 around the world are eligible to register in the category matching their grade.
What age groups are there?
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There are category divisions: Primary (3–5), Intermediate (6–8), Advanced (9–10), Senior (11–12), plus Team Challenge.
Is there a participation fee?
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Participation fees vary by country/region. Fee details will be published per region before registration opens.
How many rounds are there?
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Two stages: regional preliminary round and then global final for selected qualifiers.
Which language is the exam conducted in?
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The exam is officially conducted in English. Some regions may offer translations—check rules for your area.
Is it online or onsite?
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Initial regional rounds may be conducted online; global finals are likely onsite depending on health & regional conditions.
Complete Your Application
Ready to take your place in FIMO? Fill out the application form below, and our team will follow up with details on registration, payment, and competition guidelines.
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Contact Us
Email: info@fimo.org
Phone: +1 (123) 456‑7890
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