Based on the problem-setting patterns of the past ten years of AIME examinations, we are launching a pre-exam intensive training program combining exam trend analysis and problem prediction. This course is designed to help students accurately identify high-frequency topics and maximize scoring efficiency.
Students who enroll now will also receive priority access to in-depth official solution analysis for the 2026 AIME exams, including authoritative answers and scoring standards immediately after the exam embargo is lifted.
1. AIME 2026 Exam Schedule
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AIME I: February 6, 2026, 13:00–16:00
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AIME II: February 12, 2026, 13:00–16:00
2. AIME I / II Exam Trend Analysis and Problem Prediction Intensive Course
Course Highlights
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Real Exam Practice
In-depth walkthrough of the 2026 AIME I paper. No excessive drilling—only the most representative “core problems” that reveal true problem-setting trends. -
Deep Conceptual Analysis
Beyond final answers, the course focuses on underlying mathematical ideas, common traps, and high-score strategies. Students learn not only how to solve problems, but why the solutions work. -
Expert-Led Instruction
Led by experienced competition coaches and top university graduates with extensive AIME teaching and exam experience, helping students prepare from the perspective of seasoned competitors.
Course Content
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Full problem-by-problem explanation of the 2026 AIME I exam
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Targeted AIME II topic forecasting and strategy guidance
Course Schedule
| Date & Time | Duration | Instructor |
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| February 10, 2026 (19:30–22:30) | 3 hours | Mr. Wang |
Instructor Profile – Mr. Wang
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Admitted through recommendation to Shanghai Huayu High School, Shanghai High School, and Peking University
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Master’s Degree (First Class Honours) in Financial Statistics from the London School of Economics (LSE)
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Winner of the Allianz Data Analysis Competition
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Two years of overseas professional experience
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Extensive background in mathematical competitions and elite student coaching
Selected Student Achievements
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2024–2025:
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20+ AMC students advanced to AIME
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3 students achieved DHR
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Early application admissions: 1 to Caltech, 3 to Ivy League universities
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2023–2024:
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30+ AMC students advanced to AIME
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7 DHRs
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5 students scored 10+ on AIME
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1 USAMO Silver Medalist (National Rank #33)
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Admissions to Stanford, Ivy League schools, and Oxbridge
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Students admitted to SUMAC and ROSS math programs
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2022–2023:
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30+ AMC students advanced to AIME
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5 DHRs
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6 students scored 10+ on AIME
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5 students admitted to the global elite SUMAC in-person program (40 students worldwide)
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1 student admitted to ROSS Mathematics Program
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Course Format and Fee
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Format: Online live large-group class
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Fee: RMB 1,499
3. 2026 AIME Official Problems and Solutions
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AIME I official problems and solutions: Distributed after the embargo is lifted in 2026
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AIME II official problems and solutions: Distributed after the embargo is lifted in 2026
Students enrolled in the program will receive all materials centrally and promptly.
4. 2026 AIME II On-Site Exam Operations Guide
Event Schedule
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Admission Ticket Query:
February 4, 2026, 12:00 PM
(Registered mobile number must be remembered and used for answer sheet identification) -
Exam Time:
February 12, 2026, 13:00–16:00
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Score Release:
2–4 weeks after the exam -
Certificate Download:
6–8 weeks after the exam
Exam Rules
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The exam consists of 15 short-answer questions
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Each correct answer earns 1 point; incorrect answers receive 0 points
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Each answer must be an integer from 0 to 999
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Answers with fewer than three digits must be padded with leading zeros (e.g., 000, 001, 011)
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Final scores are determined solely by the answer sheet markings
(If the written answer is 055 but the filled answer is 056, the recorded answer will be 056)
5. Why Is AIME the “Golden Key” to Top Universities?
AIME is far more than a standard mathematics test—it is one of the most influential global mathematics competitions for secondary school students and a critical gateway to higher academic honors.
1. A Highly Selective Advancement System
AIME is a core component of the AMC competition system. Only students who achieve top scores on AMC 10 or AMC 12 (typically the top 2–2.5%) qualify. Every AIME participant represents the top tier of mathematical talent.
2. Exceptional Academic Value
AIME scores are a key criterion for selecting participants for USAMO and USAJMO. A strong AIME performance is not only proof of advanced mathematical ability but also a powerful academic credential that stands out in applications to Harvard, MIT, Stanford, and other world-class universities.