AMC 10 / AMC 12 Online Coaching

About AMC 10 / AMC 12

The high school flagship MAA contests evaluating advanced problem-solving skills and serving as the direct gateway to the American Invitational Mathematics Examination (AIME).

AMC 10 / AMC 12 Exam Format & Focus

25-question, 75-minute multiple-choice exams covering high school algebra, geometry, trigonometry, advanced number theory, and combinatorics (calculus not included).

How Skillzy Young Scholars Prepares Students for AMC 10 / AMC 12

Skillzy Young Scholars equips students with an in-depth proof-prep foundation, advanced problem classification drills, and targeted past-paper analysis to help them consistently break into the top 2.5% (AMC 10) or top 5% (AMC 12).

What AMC 10 / AMC 12 Covers

• Algebra: equations, inequalities, functions, sequences and polynomials
• Geometry: triangles, circles, coordinate geometry and solid shapes
• Number theory: divisibility, modular arithmetic and prime factorisation
• Counting and probability: combinations, arrangements and expected value
• AMC 12 adds trigonometry, logarithms and complex numbers

Sample AMC 10 / AMC 12 Prep Plan

• Weeks 1-3: diagnostic test, then close gaps in algebra and geometry fundamentals.
• Weeks 4-8: topic blocks with competition-style problems, including number theory and counting techniques.
• Weeks 9-12: timed 75-minute mock exams and detailed review of every missed problem.
• Final weeks: strategy for the last ten questions and for deciding what to skip.

Common AMC 10 / AMC 12 Mistakes We Help Students Avoid

• Treating the exam like school math. Questions reward clever setups, not long calculations.
• Ignoring scoring. Unanswered questions earn partial credit while wrong answers earn none, so guessing needs judgement.
• Practising only untimed. Pace is a skill that must be trained.

Every student starts with a diagnostic assessment so we can see exactly where the gaps are. We then build a personalised prep plan, teach the concepts behind each question type, and practise under timed conditions. Every wrong answer is analysed so the same mistake does not repeat. Parents receive monthly progress reports and can see improvement clearly over time.