APMO 2017 Singapore Results

Asia Pacific Mathematical Olympiad 2017

Updated 22 May: APMO 2017 Full Results

Singapore's top 10

1. Ma Zhao Yu, RI

2. Clarence Chew, NUSH

3. Khor Jun Wei, RI
4. Bryan Wang, HCI

5. Lucas Boo, RI

5. Goh Hong Pei, HCI

7. Tan Wee Kean, RI

8. Winfred Kong, HCI

9. Wang Jianzhi, RI

10. Ng Yu Peng, HCI

APMO 2013 Results

Asian Pacific Mathematics Olympiad Full Results

You can see that Korea, Russia and USA are truly the Math Olympiad powerhouse, each with a total score of 350, meaning all their top 10 students including the those with Honourable Mention, get a perfect score of 35.  Singapore is ranked 7th (tie with Canada), with a total score of 257.

For APMO, the medal award rules are as follows: For a particular country the number of i) Gold awards ≤ 1, ii) Gold + Silver awards ≤ 3, and iii) Gold + Silver + Bronze awards ≤ 7.)

Singapore's Individual Results
Gold: Lim Jeck (NUS High)
Silver: Ling Yan Hao (NUS High), Yap Jit Wu (NUS High)
Bronze: David Lin (RI), Howe Choong Yin (NUS High), Teh Jiun Harn (RI), Sheldon Kieren Tan (RI)
Honourable Mention: Tan Pin Lin (NUS High), Zhang Wen (RI), Tan Siah Yong (RI)

APMO 2011

This morning I took the Asian Pacific Maths Olympiad at NUS High. There were 5 questions, we were given 4 hrs. Question 3 is on Geometry. I took 1.5 hours to do the first 4 questions. For the next 2.5 hours I tried to solve question 5, but I think I only managed to solve it partially.

So I think I solve a total of 4.5 questions, which is better than how I did the previous 2 years :)

Afternote: I got about 31 or 32 marks for APMO 2011. Past year APMO test papers, solutions and results can be found in http://www.mmjp.or.jp/competitions/APMO/

APMO 2010 (Revealed)

My sister and I took the APMO today. We were told not to reveal anything about it, not the name, not the number of questions, how long is it, whether it is a test or not, and how many questions I did. The APMO is held at RI from 0800 to 1200, which is about geometry, number theory, combinatorics and algebra. We ate alot of food at RI. There are five questions in the test and we can only discuss the APMO 7 days later.

APMO - Asia Pacific Maths Olympiad

today - 9 March 2010

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My sister will decrypt the above message 1 week later.