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Regional Mathematic Olympiad – RMO

It is the second stage of the mathematics talent exam conducted in India, and this exam is organized by the Homi Bhabha center for science and educational research. This exam contains descriptive-type questions requiring students to solve six questions in 3 hours. The school provides answer sheets and rough papers for every participant, and the students must submit them after the exam. In this exam, the top 30 students are selected from classes 8th, 9th, 10th, and 11th, and a maximum of 6 students from class 12th. The organization declares the official website of the Homi Bhabha center for science and educational research. In addition, the student who clears the PRMO exam becomes eligible to participate in the RMO exam.

RMO exam Overview

Time  3 hours 
Conducting Body  Regional coordinators under the HBSCE 
Participated students  Top 30 students from classes 8th, 9th , 10th, and 11th and the top 6 students from class 12th
Result  The HBSCE declares the result on its official website 
Who is eligible for this exam  Students who clear PRMO are eligible to participate in RMO 

RMO Exam pattern

For a better understanding of the RMO examination, the structure is given below :

Chapter-wise weightage explanation

Chapters  weightage No of question
Number theory  21 7
Algebra  20 6
Trigonometry  3 1
Combinatorics 31 7
Geometry  27 9

RMO Exam Pattern

RMO exam  SPECIFICATION 
Time duration  3 HOURS 
Number of questions  6
Registration  The student can register at the official website  of HBSCE 
Marking scheme  This paper contains 6 subjective-type questions for 17 Marks, and the marks are divided between the equation and logical explanation. 
Date of result declaration  The regional coordinators are responsible for the declaration of exam results. 
Exam mode Online 
Important documents  Admit card and identity card 

Stages of the Mathematic Olympiad

Stage 1 – pre regional mathematics Olympiad –It is the first exam stage; this exam contains six steps. First, the mathematics teacher association organized the PRMO exam, and the other remaining rounds were introduced as the Homi Bhabha center for science education.

Stage 2- regional mathematics Olympiad – It is the second stage of the mathematics Olympiad and is organized under the guidance of HBCSE. This exam contained multiple-choice type questions, and the duration was 3 hours. This is a pen-paper-based test, and the students are provided the exam streets and rough paper for the rough work. After the exam t, the examiners collect these papers.

Stage 3 – Indian national mathematics Olympiad – It is the 3rd stage of the mathematics Olympiad. Only the Top 30 students are selected for this stage.

Stage 4 – Indian mathematic Olympiad training camp – After qualifying for the Indian national mathematic Olympiad, the selected students are invited for orientation. 

Stage 5- pre-departure camp – The selected students went to another camp where they underwent advanced training for 8-10 days, and the HBCSE organized this camp.

Stage 6- International mathematic Olympiad – Top 6 students get the selection to represent India in the international mathematic Olympiad.

RMO Admit card

The admit card for the RMO exam can be downloaded from the official website of HBCSE. Fill in the correct information: roll number and date of birth. Once you log in, you can download the admit card. It is essential to bring your admit card to the examination center.

RMO Eligibility

Only Indian citizens can apply for this examination, and the participants must be born on or before 1st August 2020. However, according to the orders of the madras high court, overseas citizens of India are also eligible for this exam.

The students of classes 9th to 12th are eligible to participate in this exam, and the regional coordinators allow the students of class 7th to participate in the RMO exam. However, it is the student’s responsibility to check the eligibility criteria; if any student fails to meet the requirements, they are not allowed to appear in the Olympiad.

RMO Syllabus

RMO is a very challenging exam. The syllabus of the RMO exam contains the topics of class 9th to class 12th Mathematics syllabus which are listed below in the table:

Number Theory Algebra Combinatorics Geometry
Divisibility Polynomials Permutation and Combination  Lines and Curves
Euclidean and Division algorithm Quadratic Equations Sts Solution of a triangle 
Modular arithmetic Graphical method of solving the equation Balls and Bar questions Menelaus Theorem
Diophantine equation Root co-efficient Graph theory, etc. Ptolemy’s theorem
Problem-solving strategies, etc. Relationship, etc Ceva’s theorem, etc. 

RMO Registration

Registration for the RMO exam can be done on its official website. The candidate must click on the link and enter their PRMO roll number and date of birth. Only those students who clear their first stage (PRMO) are eligible for the RMO exam.

RMO Result

The result of the RMO exam is announced in December, and students can obtain the result from the official website of HBSCE. The procedure for checking the RMO syllabus is given below :

  • First, You should log in to the official website. Secure.hbcse.tifr.res.in 
  • Next, enter your roll number and date of birth. 
  • Then double-check the captcha and press the login button. 
  • The RMO result will display on your screen. You can take the printout of the result for future reference. 

FAQs

  • What is the RMO exam?

Ans :- It is the second round of the mathematics Olympiad. First, the students who qualify for the PRMO are eligible to appear in RMO. After that, the candidate who clears the RMO exam will be suitable for participating in the INMO exam.

  • What is the Full form of the RMO exam? 

Ans :- The Full form of the RMO exam is the Regional mathematics Olympiad

  • In how many regions does RMO is carried out? 

Ans :- The RMO exam is organized in 15 regions, and 30 students from each region participate in this competition.

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