Atlântia Eurasia International Mathematics Olympiad 2026–2027
Think. Solve. Excel. — Think. Solve. Go beyond limits.
A three-stage international mathematics journey extending from the October–December 2026 regional exams to the Antalya Eurasia Championship on January 16–20, 2027, and reaching the Barcelona World Championship in the last week of May 2027.
Stages 3
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1st Stage · Regional Selection
National and Regional Examinations
- Students participate in regional exams held in their respective countries between October and December 2026. Depending on the country, an in-person exam center or online participation may apply.
- The exam consists of 20 questions; each correct answer is worth 5 points.
- Students who achieve a score of 40/100 with at least 8 correct answers qualify for the Antalya stage.
- A certificate of participation is awarded; a certificate of achievement is presented to those who meet the success criteria.
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2nd Stage · International Semi-Final
Eurasia Mathematics Olympiad
- Students who reach a score of at least 40 in the regional selection compete with students from different countries in Antalya.
- An evaluation method considering standard deviation is applied.
- Successful students are announced at the award ceremony; certificates of participation, certificates of achievement, and medals are presented.
- Successful students earn the right to participate in the Barcelona World Championship.
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3rd Stage · Grand Final
World Mathematics Championship
- Only students who are successful in Antalya can participate in the World Championship.
- Standard deviation-based evaluation is conducted; successful students are awarded.
- Certificates of participation, certificates of achievement, and medals are presented.
- Eligible finalists are considered for educational and exchange opportunities.
Vision of the Olympiad
Atlântia International Mathematics Olympiad is an international mathematics platform that supports students not only in reaching the correct answer, but also in asking the right questions, thinking analytically, and developing diverse problem-solving approaches.
Think deeper. Solve smarter. Go further.
- Problem solving: Approaching complex problems with systematic and creative methods.
- Logical thinking: Analyzing data, discovering connections, and drawing conclusions.
- Mathematical creativity: Developing novel solution ideas beyond conventional methods.
- Precision: Developing accuracy, attentiveness, and an analytical approach.
- Excellence: Demonstrating mathematical potential on an international platform.
Examination system
The first-stage exam consists of 20 questions. Students who answer at least 8 questions correctly and achieve a score of 40 out of 100 qualify for the second stage in Antalya.
In the Antalya Eurasia Olympiad and the Barcelona World Championship, results are evaluated using standard deviation-based calculations; qualification and award conditions are specified in the official regulations.
Five core areas of mathematics
- 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, deduction, and creative solutions
Awards and opportunities
5-day international STEM exchange program (Category 1–4)
Selected students at the World Final earn the right to participate in a 4-night / 5-day STEM training and cultural program in a country to be announced later.
- 4 nights / 5 days of hotel accommodation and breakfast
- Airport–hotel transfers and city tour
- 5-day STEM tuition fees
Flight tickets, travel insurance, and potential taxes arising from the program fee are the responsibility of the participants.
University, scholarship, and reference opportunities (Category 5)
- Educational scholarship
- Recommendation letter for use in university applications
- Admission opportunities at universities determined by Atlântia
- Certificate of achievement, medal, and certificate of participation
These opportunities are offered to candidates selected from among the World Final winners and students scoring above 90 points based on criteria to be announced; they do not imply automatic or unconditional admission.
Details regarding final performance rankings, medal distribution, qualification quotas, and result announcements are published in the official competition regulations.
Frequently asked questions
How many questions are in the first stage?
There are a total of 20 questions in the first stage. Students who answer at least 8 questions correctly and score at least 40 out of 100 qualify for the Antalya Eurasia Olympiad.
Can I participate in the first stage online?
National and regional exams may be held in-person or online, depending on the organization in the respective country. Please contact your country representative regarding the method applicable in your country.
Who can participate in the exam in Antalya?
Students who reach the threshold of at least 40 points in the first-stage exam in participating countries can take part in the second stage, the Eurasia Olympiad.
Is direct entry to the Barcelona World Championship possible?
No. Only students who are successful in the Antalya Eurasia Olympiad 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. Results in Antalya and Barcelona are evaluated considering these calculations; exact methods and award thresholds are announced in the official regulations.
Which expenses are covered by the international exchange program?
For selected Category 1–4 students, 4 nights and 5 days of hotel stay, breakfast, airport–hotel transfers, city tour, and STEM tuition fees are sponsored by Atlântia International. Participants cover their flight tickets, travel insurance, and applicable taxes.
Can teachers also benefit from the exchange program?
Yes. Team mentors and teachers may also benefit from the program's opportunities within the framework of the relevant conditions.
Are Category 5 university awards given to everyone?
No. Selection is made from among the World Final winners and students scoring above 90 points according to the rules to be announced.
In which country will the exchange program be held?
The country and schedule will be announced later through official channels. The World Final being held in Barcelona does not imply that the exchange program will also be organized there.
How do I register my student?
Log in with your mentor account, select your students using the “Register my students” button on this page, and pay the participation fee by card. Once the payment is confirmed, your students will be registered and notified.