MNYMO Competition
Our in-person competition took place at St. Paul Academy and Summit School Upper School Campus on August 31st.
See the problems, solutions, and results from the competition below!
Problems & Solutions
Results
Division I (8th Grade and Above)
- Individuals
- 1st Place: Mark Shi
- 2nd Place: Aarush Achunala
- 3rd Place: Anshdeep Singh
- 4th Place: Archith Sridhar
- 5th Place: Sai Potini
- Teams
- 1st Place: Allison Zhang, Mark Shi, Neysa Naveen, Shreeya Pratheep, Vansh Dhalgara, Vincent Lin
- 2nd Place: Aarush Achunala, Adhyayan Gupta, Anwesha Paul, Ishaan Konar, Taran Jadiyaver
- 3rd Place: Abhinav Rai, Elma Zhang, Lakshitha Potini, Sai Potini, Shiven Kharidehal
Division II (7th Grade and Below)
- Individuals
- 1st Place: Ahmed Ilyasov
- 2nd Place: Anchit Kumar
- 3rd Place: Max Wang
- 4th Place: Hu Hong
- 5th Place: Leon Yuan
- Teams
- 1st Place: Adlai Jeevanathan, Ahmed Ilyasov, Jared Naveen, Summer Liu, Youchan Song
- 2nd Place: Hu Hong, Leon Yuan, Matthew Duanmu, Max Wang, Yilong Hou
- 3rd Place: Arthur Owen, Edward Owen, Jonathan Hong, Keshav Kharidehal, Krish Dhalgara
Format
The competition consists of both individual and team components, with teams of size 4-6 students.
The Individual Round is 60 minutes long, consisting of 20 short-answer problems in increasing order of difficulty. The problem difficulties range roughly from MATHCOUNTS to lower-AIME levels.
The Guts (team) Round is 80 minutes long, consisting of 27 short-answer problems, presented in 9 sets of 3 problems each. The point values for each problem are written on each set. At the start, each team will be given the first set of problems. Once the team has submitted their answers for a set, they may move onto the next set (and cannot go back). Team scores will be updated in real time!
The optional Estimathon mini-event is 30 minutes long, consisting of 13 estimation problems. Learn more about how the Estimathon works here !
