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TeenEagle Math is a global maths Olympiad to challenge students’ problem-solving and calculation skills. With participants from around the world, TeenEagle Math inspires learners to think critically, solve with precision, and rise through the ranks of international competition.

Unlock your ath potential and shine on the international stage.

“Empowering Young Minds to Soar Globally”

TeenEagle Math is a premier international mathematics Olympiad for students aged 8–18, inviting learners worldwide to sharpen their problem-solving skills, think critically, and demonstrate mathematical excellence through online challenges and global finals.

 

It all begins with our Online Rounds, offered in different convenient windows and dates. Students take the test from home or school using a secure, AI-powered proctoring and assessment platform.

 

Top performers advance to our vibrant global finals in one of the cities where the Globa Finals meet; London, New York, or other cities where they tackle high-level mathematical challenges, including Problem Solving Rounds, Speed Calculations, and Logic Challenges—while exploring new cultures, building friendships, and experiencing the excitement of international competition.

How to Join TeenEagle Olympiad

Step into the Math challenge and shine worldwide

Join the Local Round (May 2nd, 2026)

  1. Register for the Local Round

    Choose the date that suits you to join the TeenEagle Math. Pick the round that best suits your schedule and secure your place in the competition.

  2. Prepare for the Test 

    Each category covers two grade levels. Prepare for the test by studying the topics in the curriculum carefully and doing more exercises.

  3. Practice with the Mock Tests

    You can take mock tests and check your knwoledge against real-world samples. This way you can make sure if you're ready for the real tests.

  4. Join the Community

    Parents have access to the community where they can download more practice tests and ask questions about the competition.

  5. Take the Online Local Round

    On the day of the test, make sure you're prepared with your device and internet connection to take the 90-minute 30-question multiple-choice test

  6. Advance to the Big Rounds

    Get the results in your account, get your certificate and proceed with the registration in the Global Round in on of the cities and dates listed.

TeenEagle Math begins with the Online Round, and concludes with the Global Finals.

From Local Tests to Global Triumphs

1. Online Round

Start your TeenEagle Math adventure online with a supervised quiz that blends knowledge and spelling skills. Earn certificates, medals, and the chance to qualify for the next stage.

2. Regional Round

Compete locally with other students in your region. Regional rounds offer a mix of challenges and give top performers direct access to the Global Finals.

3. Global Finals

Travel to exciting cities like Dubai, London, or New York. Take part in fun, challenging events, make new friends, and compete for international recognition.

Curriculum

Skills in Each Category

Here are the skills that are tested in each category.

  • Curriclum

    Each age category follows a structured mathematical framework aligned with UK curriculum progression and Cambridge-style academic standards.

  • Approach

    The programme emphasises logical reasoning, problem solving, and mathematical modelling while ensuring clear progression in depth and difficulty.

Logical Thinking: 

  • Basic number and figure patterns
  • Basic logical age and date problems

Numbers and Operations

  • Basic addition and subtraction 
  • Place value of ones and tens 
  • Rounding numbers to the nearest 10

Geometry

  • Classification of shapes 
  • Partitioning of shapes into equal parts

Measurement

  • Measuring lengths 
  • Telling time to the nearest minute and time word problems

Logical Thinking: 

  • Balance problem
  • Basic sequences
  • Basic number and figure patterns
  • Basic logical age and date problems

Numbers and Operations

  • Adding and subtracting 
  • Place value of ones, tens and hundreds 
  • Rounding numbers to the nearest 10 or 100
  • Basic multiplication and division
  • Fractions as parts of a whole

Geometry

  • Classification of shapes by their properties 
  • Partitioning of shapes into equal parts
  • Basic number and figure patterns

Measurement

  • Estimating and measuring masses 
  • Measuring lengths
  • Estimating and measuring volumes of liquids
  • Telling time to the nearest minute and time word problems

Logical Thinking: 

  • Balance problem
  • Basic Sequences 
  • Basic Number and figure patterns 
  • Basic logical age and date problems​

Numbers

  • Place Value 
  • Rounding Decimal Numbers
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Sequences​

  • Counting and Sequences 
  • Square and Triangular Numbers 
  • Prime and Composite Numbers

Fractions, Decimals, and Percentages

  • Understanding Fractions 
  • Percentages 
  • Equivalence and Comparison

Ratio and Proportion

  • Understanding Ratios and Proportions

Logical Thinking: 

  • Construction problems 
  • Basic speed-distance-time problems 
  • Advanced number and figure problems 
  • Logical age and date problems

Numbers

  • Integers, powers and roots 
  • Place value, ordering and rounding 
  • Fractions, decimals, percentages, ratio and proportion​

Algebra

  • Expressions, equations and formulae 
  • Sequences 
  • Functions and graphs

Geometry and Measure

  • Geometrical reasoning, shapes and measurements 
  • Position and transformation​

Probability and Statistics

  • Basic Statistics and Probability

Logical Thinking: 

  • Construction problems 
  • Speed-distance-time problems 
  • Advanced number and figure problems 
  • Logical age and date roblem
  • Advanced number and figure problems 

Numbers

  • Fractions and Percentages 
  • Power, roots and standard form 
  • Growth and decay Time, currency and conversions

Algebra and Sequences

  • Algebraic roots and indices 
  • Expanding and factorizing brackets 
  • Linear equations quadratic equations 
  • Functions 
  • Simultaneous equations

Coordinate Geometry and Graphs

  • Coordinate geometry 
  • Linear and quadratic graphs 
  • Solving and graphing inequalities 
  • Parallel lines and scale drawigs

Pythagoras & Trigonometry

  • Right angled triangles 
  • Sine and Cosine rules 
  • Area of triangle 
  • Basic Trigonometric graphs and equations

Probability and Statistics

  • Basic and Conditional probability 
  • Statistical diagrams 
  • Histogram 
  • Cumulative frequency

Logical Thinking: 

  • Construction problems 
  • Speed-distance-time problems 
  • Advanced number and figure problems 
  • Logical age and date problems​

Pure Mathematics​

  • Functions 
  • Coordinate 
  • Geometry 
  • Trigonometry 
  • Series 
  • Differentiation 
  • Integration 
  • Logarithmic and exponential functions​

Probability and Statistics

  • Coding 
  • Permutations and combinations​

Mechanics

  • Forces and Equilibrium 
  • Calculus in Kinematics 
  • Momentum (Multiple collisions)​

Try the Mock Tests Now

Access the TeenEagle Math Mock Tests

These mock tests should help you familiarize yourself with the type of questions you will have on the real test,

FAQs

TeenEagle Frequently Asked Questions

If there's anything you're still wondering, chances are, we've answered it here!

TeenEagle Math is Open for Students from Grade 1 to Grade 12

2. What curriculum is used for the competition questions?

The competition is built on the British Mathematics Curriculum, following UK curriculum progression and Cambridge-style academic standards. However, the mathematical concepts are the same as those in any other equivalent math curricula. 

3. How is the competition structured?

The competition consists of two main stages: the Online Round, which serves as a qualifier, and the Global Finals, which students can only attend if they successfully pass the Online Round. 

4. What should I expect during the Online Round?

The Online Round is a 90-minute challenge featuring 30 multiple-choice questions. The difficulty level is progressive, moving from basic concepts to more advanced problem-solving tasks.

5. How is the integrity of the online exam maintained?

The exam is conducted through an online system that utilizes auto-proctor software to ensure a safe, fair, and efficient digital testing environment.

6. What are the different award categories and their requirements?

Awards are distributed based on the percentage score achieved:

  • Honourable Mention: 40% – 59.9%
  • Bronze Medal: 60% – 74.9%
  • Silver Medal: 75% – 89.9%
  • Gold Medal: 90% – 100%

7. What happens if I do not win a medal?

Regardless of the final score, every participant will receive a participation certificate and a report card.

8. How can I prepare for the competition?

Students are encouraged to study the curriculum and take advantage of the sample online exams provided to practice and prepare for the qualifying round. 

Online Zoom Classes (live & recorded) will be be shared with the parents, teacher and students in the Community.   

9. What are the components of the Global Finals?

The Global Finals consist of three distinct challenges:

  • The Written Exam: A 90-minute test focusing on quantitative and computational mathematics.
  • The Logical Minds Challenge: Five challenges focused on logic, analytical thinking, and pattern recognition.
  • The Rapid Fire Round: A live, high-energy competition testing speed and accuracy under time pressure.

10. What is the purpose of the "Logical Minds Challenge" in the Global Finals?

The goal of this challenge is to move beyond pure computation and test a student’s creativity, lateral thinking, and ability to recognize patterns.

11. If I join Global Finals, can I take both English and Math Tests?

Yes, you can join the Global Finals and take both TeenEagle English and TeenEagle Math tests. 

11. What is I have more questions?

If you have already registered, you have access to the Contest Bag Community, where you can get in direct touch with the teachers and parents.

If you have questions before registration, please drop them via the Support Page.Â