Two Vietnamese students won the 2025 WMI International Mathematics Diamond Medal

Vietnamese students achieved many successes at the 2025 World Mathematics Invitational (WMI), including two Diamond Medals for Tran Lam Dao, grade 6, and Tran Gia Minh, grade 7.

Vietnamese students achieve many achievements at the 2025 WMI International Mathematics Competition

The Vietnamese delegation with 36 students from primary, secondary and high schools participating in the 2025 World Mathematics Invitational (WMI) held from July 25 to 29 in Bangkok, Thailand all won prizes, with 2 diamond medals, 9 gold medals, 7 silver medals, 13 bronze medals and 5 consolation prizes.

Among the students, Tran Lam Dao, grade 6, Nguyen Truong To Secondary School, won the Diamond Medal, Champion (top 1 in the world in grade 6), Legend Award (3 consecutive years of Gold Medal or Diamond Medal), The Star of The World Cup for the contestant with the highest score among the Vietnamese contestants; Tran Gia Minh, grade 7 student, Ngo Si Lien Secondary School, won the Diamond Medal.

Student Tran Lam Dao received the award

This year's exam had 807 candidates from 23 countries and territories around the world. With 2 sections: Multiple choice and Essay, candidates competed to win Diamond medals (top 3% of students with the highest scores in each grade), Gold medals (top 15% of students with the highest scores), Silver medals, Bronze medals and Encouragement prizes.

The success of the delegation of students representing Vietnam in this exam continues the proud achievements of the capital's students in general and of Vietnamese students in particular.

Achievements of Vietnamese students at the 2025 WMI International Mathematics Competition:

The World Mathematics Invitational (WMI) has been held alternately since 2015 in: China, Malaysia, Vietnam, Korea, Japan, Thailand,...

The final exam of the WMI 2025 International Mathematics Olympiad is assessed to have a tight structure, rich in creativity, clear classification and close connection with real life. The exam questions from elementary to high school level not only test basic mathematical knowledge but also focus on training logical thinking, problem-solving ability, and application to practical situations.

Students in the exam room

The exams at the primary level are vividly constructed, close to life situations such as: Calculating school time, dividing cakes, folding paper, shopping, calendars..., while the exams at the middle and high school levels demonstrate mathematical depth through problems on spatial geometry, probability combinations, logical reasoning, advanced arithmetic and optimization.

The richness of content, diversity of forms and openness in problem-posing have helped the WMI 2025 international math exam not only be a test of mathematical ability but also an opportunity for global students to practice their thinking, creativity and ability to apply mathematics to the real world - in the spirit of "Mathematics connects the world".

MR. HUY

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