UKMT Intermediate Math Challenge 2024 - Discussion

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So then would 90 get me a gold?

yeah I'd be certain a 90 to get gold, pretty sure the highest gold grade boundary its ever been was 89, and I doubt/hope it'd ever get that high in this one.

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d31415

Do you think the qualifying for hamilton olympiad will be above 105?
I hope I get a chance :smile:

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π/2=Σk!/(2k+1)!!

Original post by Annonymous613

So then would 90 get me a gold?

Probably so.

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π/2=Σk!/(2k+1)!!

Would 107 be enough to attain the Hamilton Olympiad?

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d31415

Original post by π/2=Σk!/(2k+1)!!

Would 107 be enough to attain the Hamilton Olympiad?

Feels like 107 is gonna be a close call, but since people are saying this year's paper is hard, the boundary might be similar to last year. Around 100???

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anonymous fawn

Original post by JustAnotherGuy32

Any idea when results will be out?

Just in case you didn't know, the results are up on their website now! https://ukmt.org.uk/current-past-papers/jsf/jet-engine:free-past-papers/tax/challenge-type:70/

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Harcheung

Original post by anonymous fawn

Just in case you didn't know, the results are up on their website now! https://ukmt.org.uk/current-past-papers/jsf/jet-engine:free-past-papers/tax/challenge-type:70/

The grade boundaries aren’t out yet for me

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anonymous fawn

Original post by Harcheung

The grade boundaries aren’t out yet for me

Oh, I think I misunderstood, sorry. I didn't realise the question was regarding the grade boundaries, I just meant that they've released the solutions