No list of winners because the organizers are not sharing it.

and making US rich

Too bad their home country does not reward medalists as much as the US.

@@ShubhamSinghKZfaq good only india is a shithole which doesn't appreciate talent

You sound like a great parent for having your middle school son interested in Olympiads.

​@@StandleyyyyhandyyHe sure is!

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Both are Marwadi 😅

Great suggestion!

for real dude.Some people say maths is all about hard work but it is not.Its all about thinking and here comes the issue.Iq is something that is only genetics and it can not be increased .So people who have great iq genetics are surely gonna excel unlike us with average iq struggling to solve even a simple puzzle

ackerman99 chill, maths isn't going to make you rich.

@@raheem2845 I'm already rich, no idea why that matters

It is all up to hard and SMART work. These guys started when they were very young and have spent massive amounts of hours walking on the correct pathway. It's never too late to start! Make more connections and improve your creativity. Imagination is the key

@@raheem2845 Math can make your rich though, applied math and even pure math or just double majors involving math can get you amazing jobs in finance and economics. Especially if you have a Masters in Math Econ or Math Finance, etc.

Follow the tips that he gave in Section 2 & 3 of the video, and keep learning!

Currently there is no Video section(time stamps ) I think 💬 the only real advice was getting a good fundamental book working on it and doing question slightly above your current difficulty level

Work hard my friend and never underestimate yourself starting with wishing to become like other people dream bigger but don’t make your dreams your masters. I hope this might help

Us broo us 😢😢😢😢

Not to many people are this talented.

Try online olympiads

I looked it up and Uganda does participate in the IMO since 2012. This means that there is probably a team selection test somewhere in your country.

Try to connect to the autist community and learn how to protect against bullying. Succes in the world is much less about IQ and skills than about "fitting in" and social networking. Means: even if you are great in math and science the game is manipulated against you. Normal people don't like us because our body language is different and because they can sense that we are genetically different. In Europe and with the new data from the neanderthale genome research I see clear signs for speciation/ interrupted gene flow. And for the xenophobic hate that a different species of humans will face from the main species 😢 What is happening in Africa and in relation to autism is underesearched. Some statistics claim a relative high rate of autism there. That would be good, because in that case you are not outnumbered 50 to one like here in Europe. Whatever nation gets the bullying against authist under controll first will become a scientific leader. And something tells me it will not be Europe.

He is homeschooled.

Become a quant

Realize that people don't value intelligence but beeing part of a group. Means if you can't help them to become popular in the group they will not give ypu money. As a genius life is not easy because you are often alone. Check if you are like me an autist, and you will see what "alone" realy means (Ratio of autist to non autist in Europe 50 to 1).

There is a list of the winners. Please check the IMO’s website. I don’t know what this Copernicus IMO is?

I am not suprised that is makong more money for the organizers than the participants 😂

if ur at the age where u even speak its too late to start grinding😞

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⁠@@ofcmazza7617fr I wanna try but I feel discouraged 😭😭

It might have to do with India and China having more population. But I seriosly start to wonder if the bullying in Europe and USA against autist is stronger than in that nations (am from Europe and dying).

​@@0NeverEverPopulation ≠ no of smart people mate, and not at all in a third world country where even talented individuals struggle to flourish themselves

​@@0NeverEveralso America has always been good at attracting geniuses from all over the World

@@MeganRock-hq8yd The average IQ of US is 98. So it's below the east asian countries. As I tested genius I must say that there is nothing that attracts me to the US.

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@@noor-rj7lj thanks so much for the advice and encouragement! I really appreciate it. It's great to hear from someone else in Pakistan who is also passionate about math. I will take your advice and talk to my math teacher about the national math olympiad and the IKMC. I'm also going to start practicing with past papers and watching videos on the topics that are covered. I'm also happy to hear that you're aiming to get into MIT. That's my dream school too! that's why I want to attempt the math olympiad to make my good resume I know it's going to be a lot of work, but I'm determined to make it happen. Thanks again for the support. I'll keep you updated on my progress! Best of luck to you too!

@@user-yw9rf7up2i No problem at all. And thankyou for listening to my advice 😭 And MIT as a dream school is so cool. I'm really happy you're working for it. I really do hope that your determination and hardwork leads to an amazing resume which impresses MIT. Good luck in your journey and never give up :). I hope one day we both get into MIT and experience the happiness of that accomplishment.

@@noor-rj7lj Best of luck to you Noor I hope we both get all the achievements that we hope for and get admission at mit one day inshallah.

Indian One of the most smartest people 🥲

@@crustacean-zp5uj american indian Im indian too There is a lot of difference in the culture Being pure Indian and Being American Indian Also google the average Indian iq These are the top 0.00000001% of the population

@@crustacean-zp5uj I think Chinese beat them. But at Nobel prizes white beat them.

Sometimes one can have a bad day in competition …to get into US team, he has to be Gold medal level

@@leancheah8688 yeah but he could’ve also had a good day on USA TST or TSTST or whatever

​@@kqual4614 What about you ?

​@@kqual4614 bro has upbringing issues where he can't appreciate a damn thing and spends his life putting others down

@@Mortals_o I made IMO silver this year

I'm not going to MIT

Brain dead comment

There are multiple IMO students who won these types of awards later in their careers. Clearly, it is a positive indicator of math success.

@@RishabJainK Mr Rishab I might not live a privileged American life like you but we in third World countries are not illiterate dolts .The way professional math works is completely different from these contests I have interacted with a lot of top mathematicians in my country one of my close friend who had achieved national success in olympiad is currently doing his PhD in algebraic geometry in a top University in your country it might be incidental that some of the fields medallists did well in these competitions but there are others who have bucked the trend and never had any exposure to olympiads Ed witten was the only physicist to win a fields medal he majored in economics or something no exposure to competition math there are tons of great professional mathematicians cs seshadri narasimhan cr rao (all time legend)who didnt engage in this even Terence tao has blogged about this extensively and how math is different kind of a endeavour take Jun Huh for example guy was lost during his undergrad took 6 years to complete and then went on to win a fields medal for his work in combinatorics

@@RishabJainK also tell your friend to play some sports go karting equestrian whatever all work and no play makes jack a dull boy

@@tejassuresh8221 Half of last year’s Fields Medalists were IMO/math olympiad competitors. I think that’s a pretty strong trend. Might not be a causation, but clearly, competitors like Ram are on the right path to achieve brilliance in their respective areas of interest. Being a top 0.x%er is a strong indicator for future success in any discipline. This is an interesting phenomenon that has been studied extensively. It’s the same reason why these medalists are recruited by top firms in finance.

Look, the big difference between Olypiad math success and professional math success is one has answers and the other, no one knows. In Professional math, mathematicians are solving problems that no answers exist. In essence, they are creating new math. In Olympiad math, it's all about the clever applyication of known techniques to yield known results in a short amount of time. Professional math has no time limit and the problems have no known solutions. So no, Olympiad success does not automatically translate to professional math success as they are two very different things. Yes, it's true that many IMO winners/participants find professional success but there is no direct link because the two are very different. Terrence Tao himself is an IMO winner and he clearly sees the difference having won IMO medals and the Fields medal. They are two totally different beasts requiring different disciplines. IMO problems are based on existing techniques. In professional math, the techniques to solve a problem may not yet exist as Terrence Tao points out so solving it is pretty much slim to none at best. This is why IMO success doesn't necessarily translate to professional math success.