MathConceptition
MC Qualification Round → MC Asia-Pacific Finals
Date: March 15, 2027 (Monday) | Eligibility: Grade 1-12 / Year 2-13
Registration and Payment Deadline: 2 weeks before the competition
A flagship youth mathematics competition
in Hong Kong,China
Attracts over 10,000
participants annually
Grade-specific
competition levels
A dual-track system bridging
school-based curriculum and advanced mathematical thinking
Open to students from
primary through senior high school
Top participants
advance to the Asia-Pacific Challenge in Hong Kong
Introduction
MathConceptition is organized by MathConcept, a renowned mathematical education brand based in Hong Kong, andco-organized by the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area Youth Society, with support from the Hong Kong Direct Subsidy Scheme Schools Council. Since its launch in 2016, the competition has attracted enthusiastic students across Hong Kong, Macao, Singapore, Thailand, Myanmar, Vietnam, and other countries and regions in the Asia-Pacific, with its influence continuing to expand. Each year, approximately 12,000 students from more than 400 schools show their talent in the event. To date, nearly 70,000 students from around 9,000 schools have participated in the competition, making it one of the largest and most influential mathematics Olympiad challenges in the Asia-Pacific region.
Unlike traditional mathematics Olympiads that focus primarily on procedural problem-solving, MathConceptition is based onthe core philosophy that mathematics begins with thinking. Closely aligned with standard school curricula, the competition integrates foundational knowledge with advanced challenges to develop logical reasoning, analytical and judgement skills, spatial reasoning, and creative thinking—competencies essential for students thriving in an AI-driven future. Open to students from primary through high school, the competition features grade-specific divisions. Each level is precisely aligned with students’ cognitive development, ensuring that problems are both within reach and sufficiently challenging to stimulate potential. Awards are presented separately for each grade level, allowing every student to gain confidence and a sense of achievement on a stage best suited to their abilities.
Built upon the core mission of “Connect Math with Concept”, the competition is closely aligned with the Hong KongEducation Bureau curriculum. Its carefully designed problems not only test students’ understanding and application of core math concepts such as number sense, basic geometry and typical applied problems, but also introduce classic higher-order thinking challenges including introductory number theory, combinatorics, and geometric puzzles. In addition, the competition has earned a strong reputation among many leading schools in Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area, including renowned institutions such as Diocesan Schools and St. Paul’s Schools. Building on this success, it has since expanded internationally, with participation from Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Canada, and beyond.
In 2026, ASEEDER partnered with MathConcept to officially introduce this premier Asia-Pacific mathematics competition. Outstanding performers in the Qualification Round will earn exclusive invitations to the Asia-Pacific Finals in Hong Kong, standing on a global stage alongside top talents from countries and regions across the Asia-Pacific.More than just a competition, the Asia-Pacific Finals provide an exceptional opportunity for students to showcase their mathematical excellence on a leading stage, broaden their global horizons and forge meaningful connections with international peers.
MC Qualification Round
Date:
Monday, Mar. 15, 2027
Form:
Online
Language:
English
Format:
Individual written test, fill-in-the-blank questions
Asian Awards (awarded separately for each level )
• Gold:Top 10%
• Silver:Top 25%
• Bronze:Top 50%
Eligibility:
Grade 1-12 / Year 2-13, divided into Junior and Senior Divisions, with a total of 10 difficulty levels
| Division | Level | Grade | Date | Scoring System |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Junior | P1 | Grade 1 / Year 2 | Monday,
Mar.15, 2027 (50mins) |
|
| P2 | Grade 2 / Year 3 | |||
| P3 | Grade 3 / Year 4 | |||
| P4 | Grade 4 / Year 5 | |||
| P5 | Grade 5 / Year 6 | |||
| P6 | Grade 6 / Year 7 | |||
| Senior | S1 | Grade 7 / Year 8 | Monday,
Mar.15, 2027 (60mins) |
|
| S2 | Grade 8 / Year 9 | |||
| S3 | Grade 9 / Year 10 | |||
| SS | Grade 10-12 / Year 11-13 |
* Each level includes both basic and advanced sections, and each question carries a different point value.
* Chinese pinyin and audio support are available for Level P1.
MC Asia-Pacific Finals
Rules
Date: Jul. 2027 (TBC)
Location: Hong Kong, China
Language: Simplified / Traditional Chinese, English
Format: Individual written test, fill-in-the-blank questions
Qualification: Gold and Silver Award winners from the Qualification Round (P1-P6 / S1-S3)
Eligibility: Grade 1-9 / Year 2-10, divided into Junior and Senior Divisions, with a total of 9 difficulty levels
Asian Awards
Individual Awards
• Gold:Top 10%
• Silver:Top 25%
• Bronze:Top 50%
Participation Notes
Fee:
Includes the exam administration, grading, past-papers, certificate
Deadline:
2 weeks before the competition
Support from Social and Political Figures in Hong Kong
Special Guest Award Presenters for 2025:
• Dr. Li Chak-hong, Co-opted Member of the Direct Subsidy Scheme Schools Council (DSSSC) and Principal of the Hong Kong Chinese Christian Churches Union (HKCCCU) Logos Academy
• Prof. Wong Kam-fai, Member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Republic Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and the Legislative Council of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (LegCo)

Special Guest Award Presenters for 2023:
• Councillor Chu Kwok-keung, Member of the Legislative Council of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (LegCo) (Education Constituency), Vice-president of the Hong Kong Feferation of Education Workers (HKFEW), and Chairman of the Hong Kong University Education Alumni Association (HKUEdAA)




























