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    Welcome to the National Internet Math Olympiad!

    Thanks to everyone who participated in the 2012 Winter Contest!

    We apologize for the long delay in grading. Multiple technical issues as well as grading disputes took considerable time for us to solve. Nevertheless, here are the winners of the 2012 NIMO Winter Contest. Scores are out of 56.

    • 1st place: dvhsmathclub (53), with team members Benjamin Tong, Andrew Chen, Trevor Cai, and Saran Prembabu
    • 2nd place: Flying Unicorns (49), with team members Andrew Wang, Tony Jiang, Steven Hao, and Julia Huang
    • 3rd place: casawa (46), with team members Chaitanya Asawa, Alexander Clifton, Kevin Li, and Apoorva Shah
    • 4th place: VAPSnimo (43), with team members Alexander Whatley, Steven Chen, Patrick Guo, and Victor Zhou
    • 5th place: graubner (41), with team members Scott Wu, Alex Wang, Mark Sellke, and Bob Liang

    Congratulations to the winners! All of these scores are very impressive. Prizes will be sent to each member of the top 3 scoring teams. Teams can access their scores by logging in, clicking "Control Panel" on the sidebar, then clicking "Your scores." Ties were broken by item analysis. Statistics will be posted shortly. Thank you for your patience.


    2012 Winter Contest Announcement

    The 2012 NIMO Winter Contest will take place from January 22 to 28, 2012, all week. Teams are given an hour to solve and write the solutions to as many problems as possible. You can read more about the rules and the contest format.

    This contest was recently founded by a few of the nation's brightest student-mathematicians. The NIMO is a team contest that promotes teamwork among contestants of the same group. Ranging from easier math problems to very challenging questions, eight problems are presented in the contest to stimulate mathematical insight among high-school underclassmen across the nation.

    Registration as well as participation is free.

    You may want to visit our subforum at Art of Problem Solving here.

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