Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC) Online Coaching Exam Preparation

Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC) Online Live Classes Prepare for the Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC) 2026 with our personalised 1-on-1 live online coaching designed for students from Year 3 to Year 12. Our program offers expert-led classes, mock tests, sample papers, and targeted preparation aligned with AMC's exam structure.

Here, we cover everything that students and parents need to know about the AMC Competition.

AMC Online Live Classes

Our live interactive sessions offer real-time doubt resolution and personalised attention that pre-recorded courses cannot match. Each student receives customised learning plans based on their year level and current mathematical abilities.

Live 1:1 Classes Features

• Dedicated instructor attention for focused learning
• Immediate doubt clarification during sessions
• Flexible scheduling to match student availability
• Personalised problem-solving strategies development

Why Choose Our AMC Online Coaching?

Our AMC Online Tuition and coaching program delivers exceptional results through systematic preparation and continuous performance tracking.

Benefits of AMC Live Classes

• Expert Faculty: Mathematics educators with 10+ years of competition coaching experience
• Structured Curriculum: Year-specific syllabus covering exact AMC exam patterns
• Practice Materials: Sample papers with solutions and explanations
• Success Rate: 85% of our students achieve top performance rankings
• 24/7 Support: Continuous doubt resolution and learning assistance

Understanding the Australian Mathematics Competition

Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC) is one of the biggest school-based maths contests in the world, with over 16 million participants from across 30+ countries. AMC 2026 is open to students from Year 3 to Year 12 and can be conducted online or in paper format, making it accessible worldwide.

AMC Exam Format and Syllabus

The competition uses a mixed format designed to assess mathematical reasoning rather than rote memorisation. 

AMC Exam Structure

AMC Syllabus

The AMC (Australian Mathematics Competition) syllabus is carefully structured to cater to students from Year 3 to Year 12. It covers a wide range of mathematical topics, including:

• Basic Arithmetic: Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division build number fluency.
• Fractions and Ratios: Understand parts of a whole and compare proportional relationships easily.
• Algebra and Pre-algebra: Learn to use symbols and letters to solve equations.
• Geometry: Study shapes, angles, and spatial understanding with visual reasoning skills.
• Measurement: Measure length, weight, volume, and time using standard math tools.
• Statistics and Probability: Analyze data sets and predict outcomes based on numerical likelihood.
• Problem-solving (including enumeration): Apply logic and counting strategies to find correct solution paths.
  
  

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Practice Materials and Mock Tests

Regular practice with authentic materials helps students understand question patterns and develop effective time management strategies. Our comprehensive collection includes previous year papers and specially designed mock tests.

Sample Paper for AMC

Download Sample Papers for AMC for grades 3 to 12.

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Previous Year's Paper for AMC

Download and practice from the previous year's papers for AMC for grades 3 to 12.

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Registration Process and Important Dates

Usually, your school handles registration, but if they don't, you can check with the AMC official site or authorised centres. It's offered online or as a paper test, depending on where you are.

AMC Registration Options

• School Registration: Institutions can register multiple students directly
• Individual Registration: Students can register independently through authorized centers

AMC Important Dates

• Printed paper entry (Australia & NZ): Not Declared Yet
• Printed paper entry (International): Not Declared Yet
• Online entry (All regions): Not Declared Yet
• Submit printed paper answer sheets: Not Declared Yet
• Late submission of answer sheets closes: Not Declared Yet

For more details, visit the official AMC Website.

Registration Fee: Varies by region and format, including practice materials, exam administration, and certificate distribution. Eligibility: Students in Years 3-12 studying in participating countries or of eligible nationality are welcome to participate.

Awards and Recognition

The AMC celebrates mathematical achievement with a range of awards across year levels and score brackets. These awards not only reward excellence but also encourage students to improve and challenge themselves. All participants also receive detailed performance reports, which help them understand where they excel and where they can improve.

• Peter O'Halloran Award for Excellence: Presented to students who achieve a perfect score in the competition.
• Prize: Awarded to the top 0.3% of participants across each division.
• High Distinction: Given to the top 3% of students in Primary and the top 5% in Senior divisions.
• Distinction: Earned by the next 15-20% of students based on scores.
• Credit: Awarded to students who perform in the upper half but below the Distinction level.
• Proficiency: Given to students who reach a benchmark score but don't fall into higher award categories.

Student Success Stories

"The personalised 1:1 sessions for the Australian Mathematics Competition helped our son to secure a high percentage and also develop a curiosity for love." - Mr & Mrs. Johnson, Parents ( Switzerland)

My daughter not only achieved Prize level but gained confidence that continues benefiting her academic performance." - Mr. Smith, Parent (Sydney)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. Who can participate in the Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC)?

Ans: The AMC is open to students from Year 3 to Year 12, both within Australia and internationally. While schools typically register groups of students, individual students can also participate in the AMC by registering through authorised centres.

Q2. Is the AMC exam available in an online format?

Ans: Yes. The AMC can be taken either online or in a traditional paper format. Schools can choose the mode that suits them best.

Q3. What type of questions are asked in the AMC exam?

Ans: The AMC includes a mix of multiple-choice and short-answer questions. They focus on problem-solving, logical reasoning, and mathematical thinking rather than rote memorisation.

Q4. Is there a specific syllabus required for AMC preparation?

Ans: No. The AMC is not based on any single syllabus. It's designed to test your ability to think and apply mathematics creatively.

Q5. Is there any negative marking in the AMC exam?

Ans: No. You are encouraged to attempt all questions, as there is no penalty for incorrect answers.

Q6. Will students receive a certificate for participating in the AMC?

Ans: Yes. Every participant receives a certificate. Based on your performance, you could also receive additional awards such as Credit, Distinction, High Distinction, or Prize certificates.

Q7. How can I register for the AMC if my school is not participating?

Ans: You can check the official AMC website for a list of authorised centres or options for individual registration.