International Mathematics Olympiad · 3 Stages

THINK.
SOLVE.
EXCEL.

The world stage of mathematical thinking.

A journey that begins in 50 countries. A three-stage international mathematics competition extending from national and regional exams to the Antalya Eurasia Olympics, and then to the Rome World Championship.

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Problem solving · Logical thinking · Mathematical creativity

  1. STAGE 1Selection in 50 Countries
  2. STAGE 2Antalya Eurasia Olympics
  3. STAGE 3Rome World Final
50
Countries with regional exams
3
International stages
20
First stage questions
8 / 20
First stage pass threshold
Vision of the Olympiad

Much more than an exam.

Fibonacci International Mathematics Olympiad is an international mathematics platform that supports students not only in reaching the correct answer, but in asking the right questions, thinking analytically, and developing different solution methods.

"THINK DEEPER.
SOLVE SMARTER.
GO FURTHER."

The competition is organized as a system where students start at the national level, compete with international rivals, demonstrate their academic achievements at different stages, and can advance to the world final.

Fibonacci Mathematics Excellence

Our educational approach forms the foundation of the exam structure:

  • Problem Solving: Tackling complex problems with systematic and creative methods.
  • Logical Thinking: Analyzing data, discovering connections, and drawing conclusions.
  • Mathematical Creativity: Developing new solution ideas beyond conventional methods.
  • Precision: Developing accuracy, attention, and analytical approach.
  • Excellence: Demonstrating mathematical potential on an international platform.
Three-stage competition model

A mathematical journey from 50 countries to Rome.

Each stage is open to students who achieved success in the previous stage. Progression order: national/regional exams → Antalya Eurasia Olympics → Rome World Championship.

01 / Regional Qualifiers

National and Regional Exams

50 countries · Physical or online

This is the starting point of the Olympiad. Students participate in national or regional exams held in their own countries. The exam can be organized physically or online depending on the organization in the relevant country.

8 / 20 = 40 / 100 At least 8 correct out of 20 · At least 40 points out of 100
  • Each student takes the first stage exam consisting of 20 questions.
  • Students who reach 40 points with at least 8 correct answers advance to the second stage.
  • Participation certificate and achievement certificate are given based on success conditions.
NEXT STOP → ANTALYA, TURKEY
02 / International Semi-Final

Eurasia Mathematics Olympics

Antalya · Turkey

Students who passed the 40-point threshold in the first stage meet other successful students from 50 countries in Antalya.

Antalya Standard deviation evaluation Award ceremony
  • In the Eurasia stage, evaluations and calculations considering standard deviation are applied.
  • Successful students are determined based on evaluation results and announced at the award ceremony.
  • Participation certificate; achievement certificate and medal based on success status.
  • Students who succeed at this stage earn the right to participate in the Rome World Championship.
NEXT STOP → ROME, ITALY
03 / Grand Final

World Mathematics Championship

Rome · Italy

The world final is only open to students who succeeded at the Antalya Eurasia Olympics. Finalists from different countries compete one last time in Rome to demonstrate their international achievements.

Roma Final evaluation World awards
  • Standard deviation-based evaluations and calculations are also conducted at the World Championship.
  • Successful students are determined based on results and awarded.
  • Participation certificate; achievement certificate and medal based on success status.
  • Eligible finalists are evaluated for educational and exchange opportunities based on their grade level and award conditions.
WORLD FINAL → INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
Evaluation principle: Standard deviation-based calculations are applied in the Antalya and Rome stages. Details regarding exact success rankings, medal distribution, Rome advancement quotas, and result announcements will be determined in the official competition regulations to be published.
Academic structure

An exam that measures mathematical thinking.

A clear and measurable success threshold in the first stage, and standard deviation calculations based on international participants' performance in subsequent stages.

First stage: clear success threshold

The first stage exam consists of 20 questions. Students who give at least 8 correct answers out of 20 and score 40 out of 100 earn the right to advance to the second stage held in Antalya.

Second and third stage: comparative evaluation

At the Antalya Eurasia Olympics and Rome World Championship, exam results are evaluated using standard deviation-based calculations.

Five core mathematical areas

Areas that holistically support mathematical thinking:

Algebra

Patterns, equations, and mathematical relationships

Geometry

Shapes, spatial thinking, and visual reasoning

Number Theory

Numbers, properties, and mathematical structures

Combinatorics

Counting, arrangements, and strategic thinking

Logic and Problem Solving

Reasoning, inference, and creative solutions

The path to mathematical excellence
Analytical thinking · Strategic thinking · Logical reasoning · Mathematical confidence
THINK. SOLVE. EXCEL.
After the world final

Beyond success, real educational opportunities.

Students who demonstrate success at the Rome World Championship can benefit from international educational opportunities in accordance with their grade level and selection criteria to be announced.

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Grades 3–10

Barcelona STEM Exchange Program

Selected students in grades 3–10 from the world final earn the right to participate in a 4-night/5-day STEM education and cultural program in Barcelona, Spain.

Expenses covered by Fibonacci International:

  • 4 nights / 5 days hotel accommodation
  • Breakfast during hotel stay
  • Airport-hotel transfers
  • Barcelona city tour
  • STEM education fees within the 5-day program
Participant expenses: Airfare, travel insurance, and taxes that may arise on the sponsored total program cost are the responsibility of the participants. Team mentors and teachers can also benefit from the relevant conditions of the program.
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Grades 11–12

University, Scholarship, and Reference Opportunities

Among successful students in grades 11 and 12, academic development opportunities are offered for candidates selected according to rules to be announced.

Potential awards and opportunities:

  • Education scholarship
  • Reference letter for university applications
  • Admission opportunity at universities designated by Fibonacci
  • Achievement certificate and medal
  • Participation certificate
Selection criteria: Students who can benefit from these opportunities are selected from among world final winners and students scoring above 90 points, according to criteria to be announced. University admission and scholarships are subject to selection conditions and the evaluation of relevant institutions.
Achievement Certificates Academic certificates awarded based on stages and success conditions.
Medals and Award Ceremony For students who demonstrate success in Eurasia and world stages.
International Experience Mathematics and educational interaction with students from different countries.
Advancement route

One goal. Three important stops.

Participation in each subsequent stage depends on success in the previous stage.

STAGE 1 · 50 COUNTRIES

National / Regional

20 questions · 8 correct · 40 points

STAGE 2 · ANTALYA

Eurasia Olympics

Standard deviation evaluation · medals

STAGE 3 · ROME

World Championship

World final · education and award opportunities

Frequently asked questions

Questions about the Olympiad.

Basic information about the competition process, advancement conditions, and award programs.

How many questions are in the first stage?

The first stage has 20 questions in total. Students who correctly answer at least 8 questions and score at least 40 out of 100 advance to the Antalya Eurasia Olympics.

Can I participate in the first stage online?

National and regional exams can be organized physically or online depending on the organization in the relevant country. Contact your country representative for the method applied in your country.

Who can participate in the Antalya exam?

Students who successfully reached the 40-point threshold in the first stage exams in 50 countries can participate in the second stage Eurasia Olympics.

Is direct participation in the Rome World Championship possible?

In this three-stage model, students who succeed at the Antalya Eurasia Olympics earn the right to participate in the World Championship.

What does standard deviation evaluation mean?

Standard deviation is a statistical measure used to analyze the distribution of exam results. Antalya and Rome results are evaluated considering standard deviation-based calculations.

What expenses does the Barcelona exchange program cover?

For selected students in grades 3–10: 4 nights 5 days hotel, breakfast, airport-hotel transfers, city tour, and STEM education fees are sponsored by Fibonacci International. Airfare, travel insurance, and related taxes are covered by participants.

Can teachers also benefit from the Barcelona program?

Yes. Team mentors and teachers can also benefit from the opportunities offered by the program within the relevant conditions.

Are the grade 11–12 university awards given to everyone?

No. Selection is made according to rules to be announced from among world final winners and students scoring above 90 points.

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