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RM Tournaments -
Silicon Valley Math Tournament

Registration for the 2026 tournament is open!
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Qualifying Rounds: March 7 - March 15, 2026!
Final Round and Awards: June 6th, 2026
Tie-Breaker if needed: June 6th, 2026
Venue for Tie-Breaker and Awards: TBD - will be updated soon!

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RM Tournaments - SVMT

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Tournament details
Format

SVMT is open to students across the globe!

  • The Silicon Valley Math Tournament is an annual tournament hosted by RM Tournaments that gives students an opportunity to apply their knowledge, creativity and math skills to solve challenging problems.
  • The tournament is designed for elementary, middle, and high school students (Grades 1-12).
  • The 2026 competition will take place between March 7th - March 15, with multiple slots available between 9.00 AM - 6.00 PM at both our Cupertino and Fremont locations!
  • SVMT 2026 will also be hosted online and is open to students across the United States. Please refer to the scheduled time slots in the registration form.
  • Registrations for the 2026 competition is open!

    We have limited slots available. If slots fill up, we will close registration early.

    Participation is available In-Person (Cupertino or Fremont) or Online
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    Further information on logistics will be sent to all registered participants after registration is received.

This year, we will be conducting tournaments across 5 divisions:

  • Elementary 1 (E1): Grades 1 and 2 
    Elementary 2 (E2):     Grades 3 and 4
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    Middle School 1 (M1):     Grades 5 and 6
    ‍Middle School 2 (M2): Grades 7 and 8

    ‍High School 1 (H): Grades 9-12

    ‍Please note that the competition will be hosted in Cupertino, Fremont, and online. Please refer to the tournament schedule and time slots in the registration form.

The tournament will consist of the following events:

Individual Event - Speed Round (30 minutes)
  • The Speed Round consists of 50 problems in 30 minutes. Students are required to work on their own.

    Each student's individual score will be added to compute the overall school score for the top school award.
Individual Event - Accuracy Round (60 minutes)
  • The Accuracy Round consists of 25 problems in 60 minutes. Students are required to work on their own.

    Each student's individual score will be added to compute the overall school score for the top school award.
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Rules and Regulations

Schedule
The first round of the 2026 competition will run from March 7 - March 15, 2026.

The final round (for students invited based on the first round performance) will be held on June 6, 2026.
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Multiple time slots are available through the week. Please refer to the time slots on the registration page
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Tiebreakers (if required) will also be conducted on June 6, 2026.
Registration Fee
Standard Registration
‍$30 per student
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Students can participate for free if the entry fee will cause financial hardships. Please send an email to helpdesk@randommath.com requesting a fee waiver.

We are unable to issue any refunds for entry fees.
Tournament Rules
The exam will have proctored sessions for both online and in person.
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‍In-person mode: Participants must bring a working laptop or tablet  to take the test center.

Online mode: The exam will be proctored over a video call. Any participant who is unaccounted for during the proctored session will be disqualified. Students must have a working camera and microphone for the entire duration of the exam.
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Calculators, graph papers, geometrical instruments, and electronics are not permitted during the examination.
Team composition
All members of a team should be from the same division and same school. We encourage students to form teams on their own, but if needed we can help place individuals in a team.
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Each team can have up to 5 students. Note that teams with fewer students will be at a disadvantage since individual scores count towards the final team tournament score.

Time:
Option 1 - 8:30 to 12:00 p.m.
Option 2 - 1:00 to 4:30 p.m.
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Note: Number of spots are limited and requests for specific slots will be accepted on a first come first serve basis.

‍Agenda
‍Individual Event - Speed Round (60 minutes)
‍Individual Event - Accuracy Round (60 minutes)
Team Event (30 minutes)

Awards and Scholarships

Individual Awards
  • Awards Ceremony: Top performers will be invited to the Final Round and Awards in California on June 6
    Venue:     TBD - will be updated soon! ‍
  • The Top 10 rankers from each grade will receive a trophy‍
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    Win Scholarships for the TOGETHER Program*
  • *Terms and Conditions of Random Math and "TOGETHER" program apply; TOGETHER Program will be coached by winners of HMMT,SMT, BMT, CALTECH, PUMaC, CMIMC
  • School Team Award of $500 for the Elementary Division (E1, E2) and $500 for the Middle School Division (M1, M2)
  • The top 10 scores of students from the same school will be added to compute the team scores, with 50% weight given to the speed round and 50% weight given to the accuracy round. Only schools with at least 20 members will be eligible for this award. The students can be from any grade or division.
Awards
Scholarships

SVMT Awards:

Top performers will be invited to the Final Round and Awards in California on June 6.
Venue: TBD - will be updated soon!

  • Round 1
    Certificates for:
    Distinguished Honor Roll - Top 10%
    Honor Roll - Next 15%


  • Final Round
    ‍    Certificates for:
    Distinguished Honor Roll - Top 10%
    Honor Roll - Next 15%

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The Top 10 rankers from each grade will receive a trophy

Scholarships:
[Based on final round ranks in each division]

For Middle School and High School (M1, M2, and H), Together Program Scholarships:
  • Students ranked 1–25 in Divisions M1, M2, and H will receive scholarships toward the Together Program based on their ranking:
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    ● Ranks 1–5: $1,100 scholarship
    ● Ranks 6–10:     $880 scholarship
    ● Ranks 11–15:     $660 scholarship
    ● Ranks 16–20:     $550 scholarship
    ● Ranks 21–25:     $440 scholarship

    *Scholarships cannot be combined with other discounts
For the Elementary (E1 and E2), RMXplore Scholarships for 2026 Summer Camps:
  • Students ranked 1–25 in Divisions E1 and E2 will receive scholarships toward the 2026 RMXplore Summer camps based on their ranking:
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    ● Ranks 1–5: 50% scholarship
    ● Ranks 6–10:     40% scholarship
    ● Ranks 11–15:     30% scholarship
    ● Ranks 16–20:     25% scholarship
    ● Ranks 21–25:     20% scholarship

    *Scholarships cannot be combined with other discounts

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Results for SVMT 2021-2022

The AMC 8 is a 25-question, 40-minute, multiple choice examination in middle school mathematics designed to promote the development of problem-solving skills.
AMC 8 is a national-level middle school math contest, and Random Math students have continuously excelled in it.
  • In 2019, 29 students made it to the top 1% of AMC 8 participants, out of which 9 had a perfect score. An additional 57 students made it into the top 5 - 10%.
  • The AMC 8, hosted by the Mathematical Association of America (MAA), is the middle school version of the AMC 10, which is the first of tests in deciding the U.S. IMO team.
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