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k a April Highlights and 2025 AoPS Online Class Information
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This year, I got a 3 on the AIME. I want to make olympiad by 2026. I made AIME by a small margin. To make olympiad, I need good scores on the AMC and AIME. What should I do to increase my AMC and AIME score?
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This year, I got a 3 on the AIME. I want to make olympiad by 2026. I made AIME by a small margin. To make olympiad, I need good scores on the AMC and AIME. What should I do to increase my AMC and AIME score?
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Do alcumus and aops books, and mock past problem sets can get you a good start. :)
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How do I start learning about proves? Is there a class I can take besides woot?
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Proofs are not needed on the AMC or AIME. :)
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RollingPanda4616 wrote:
Do alcumus and aops books, and mock past problem sets can get you a good start. :)

Alcumus is good, but it isn’t that difficult. Is there like a different alcumus with harder problems besides math dash or amc trainer?
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How do I start learning about proofs? Is there a class I can take besides woot?

I think the easiest way to start proofs is to write up solutions on the AoPS forums. Solutions look very close to proofs, as long as you're not doing "fake solves" like Engineer's Induction. When you start on actual proof questions, start with easier olympiads or state competitions. For example, the Canadian Math Olympiad or the UNM-PNM. Questions on the High School Olympiads forum will usually be too difficult when you're just starting out, and besides it has a huge overrepresentation of geometry and inequalities.
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Do alcumus and aops books, and mock past problem sets can get you a good start. :)

Alcumus is good, but it isn’t that difficult. Is there like a different alcumus with harder problems besides math dash or amc trainer?

I'm not aware of any alternatives. And also, Alcumus can get pretty hard. Turn the difficulty up to Insanely Hard, and do areas that you're weak in. :)
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I recommend doing OTIS. I personally started doing this after I was trying to improve my AIME score, and had zero proof-writing experience whatsoever. You'll get the hang of it pretty soon, and it'll be really fun! By doing harder problems, you also train yourself to do easier problems.

For mock scores, I'd recommend just finding some AoPSwiki mocks for the AMCs, and doing past years' mocks for the AIME.
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If you are having trouble with the concepts/big ideas, take classes on topics u haven't leanred on aops. Otherwise, it's a speed/problem solving issue, and then it's just about grinding.
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