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4 February: BMO Round 2 marking
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(27 January 2012)

This year’s BMO Round 2 paper was taken yesterday.

(16 December 2011)

The BMO2 qualifying cut-off scores are 39 for students in year 13 (England and Wales), year S6 (Scotland), year 14 (Northern Ireland); 35 for students in year 12 (England and Wales), year S5 (Scotland), year 13 (Northern Ireland); 30 for students in year 11 (England and Wales), year S4 (Scotland), year 12 (Northern Ireland); and 25 for students in lower school years. Scoring at least the cut-off on BMO1 gives free entry to BMO2 provided that the candidate is eligible to represent the UK at the IMO. Any participant in BMO1 may enter BMO2 by paying the entry fee of £23. BMO2 will take place on 26 January 2012.

(9–13 December 2011, New Zealand results added 17 December, high score from late script added 28 December)

BMO Round 1 was marked in Cambridge on 9–11 December; 20 candidates in New Zealand also sat the paper, their scripts were marked in New Zealand using the same mark schemes as used in the UK, and such candidates are marked “(NZ)” below. The following candidates scored 50 or more out of 60.

James Aaronson60
James Allen (NZ)60
Sam Cappleman-Lynes60
Andrew Carlotti60
Dalton Fung60
Zhenyu Han60
Daniel Hu60
Sahl Khan60
Joshua Lam60
Vishal Patil60
Duncan Bell59
Adam Goucher59
Matei Mandache59
Arun Shanmuganathan (NZ)59
Vladimir Vankov59
George Han (NZ)57
Quang Son Nguyen56
Robin Elliott55
Oliver Feng55
Iliya Buyanovsky54
Dominik Teiml54
Zhaoxin Wang53
Ruijia Wu53
Zimo Yang53
Katya Richards52
Monica Dec51
Ralph Jordan51
Edward Kirkby51
Max Baxter Allen50
Natalie Behague50
Samuel Davenport50
Rafi Dover50
Michael Dunngoekjian50
Gabriel Gendler50
Jonathan Kwan50
Warren Li50
Harry Metrebian50

(3 December 2011)

This year’s BMO Round 1 paper was taken yesterday; video solutions are temporarily available online. Production facilities for the video were donated by the University of Bath Audio Visual Unit.

(26 September 2011)

The 2011 olympiad teams’ achievements were celebrated at the Royal Society on Monday 26 September; Professor József Pelikán gave the 34th annual IMO lecture, on “The early years of the International Mathematical Olympiad”.

(8 August 2011)

An unofficial report on IMO 2011 from the student perspective, by UK team member Adam Goucher, is now available.

(3 August 2011)

Some observations on IMO 2011 by Geoff Smith, former UK Leader and elected member of the IMO Advisory Board, are now available.

(29 July 2011)

The reports on past IMOs now include James Cranch’s report on IMO 2011.