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The '''Indonesia Mathematical Olympiad''' (also known as the Olimpiade Sains Nasional) is the last of a series of three tests in Indonesia.  This test is used in the selection process for Indonesia’s IMO team.  It is also part of the Indonesia National Science Olympiad, and has been running since 2002.
 
The '''Indonesia Mathematical Olympiad''' (also known as the Olimpiade Sains Nasional) is the last of a series of three tests in Indonesia.  This test is used in the selection process for Indonesia’s IMO team.  It is also part of the Indonesia National Science Olympiad, and has been running since 2002.
  
There are 240 minutes (4 hours) allowed to solve the problems, and each problem is worth 7 points.  As usual, no calculators, no protractors, and no rulers are allowed.
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In the current years, there are two days with each day having 240 minutes (4 hours) allowed to solve the problems, and each problem is worth 7 points.  No calculators, no protractors, and no rulers are allowed.
  
 
==Resources==
 
==Resources==

Revision as of 12:41, 14 July 2018

The Indonesia Mathematical Olympiad (also known as the Olimpiade Sains Nasional) is the last of a series of three tests in Indonesia. This test is used in the selection process for Indonesia’s IMO team. It is also part of the Indonesia National Science Olympiad, and has been running since 2002.

In the current years, there are two days with each day having 240 minutes (4 hours) allowed to solve the problems, and each problem is worth 7 points. No calculators, no protractors, and no rulers are allowed.

Resources

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