The upcoming math contest will in-person at Carnegie Mellon University on Saturday March 28, 2026. All competition rounds will take place on Saturday but contestants are invited to our fun mini-events on Friday night!
CMIMC is open to all high school students and younger from around the world. Teams typically consist of 4-6 students, but individual participants are also welcome. There are no prerequisites or qualifications required to participate.
First, create a CMIMC account on our registration website by providing your username, email, full name, and a secure password. You'll also specify whether you're registering as a competitor or coach. After creating your account, you'll receive a verification email. Click the link to verify your email address. Once verified, coaches can create a team through their dashboard and send invitations to their team members.
Yes, there is a modest registration fee to reduce the rate of no-shows and allow us to more efficiently plan for competition day. Details about registration fees will be sent through email at a future date.
Our past mini-events have included integration bees, tetris tournaments, estimathons, and other fun activities from our sponsors, with refreshments like free boba provided!
Teams consist of up to 6 students. Full teams of 6 are highly recommended, but smaller teams can also register - see the next FAQ below.
You can register either as an individual or as part of a team. Teams typically consist of 4-6 students. If you do not have a full team, you can opt in to team merging during registration. We will merge you with other teams who have selected this option to make a full team of 6.
Of course! It is your responsibility to coordinate travel and communication between your team.
There is no limit on the number of teams.
Yes. We will award trophies to the top teams, and medals to the top individuals.
The programming contest happens in late April.
Teams consist of up to 3 students.
You can form a 1-person team, but you may be at a disadvantage compared to full teams.
Yes!
Have a question not answered here? Contact us at cmimc.info@gmail.com.