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Introduction
1. Algebra
2. Geometry
3. Number theory
4. Counting and probability
5. Intermediate topics (AMC 10/12)
6. Advanced topics (AMC 12)
7. General approaches
8. Practical strategies
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You’ve now worked through all of the AMC Achievable material.

Testing registration

Most students take the AMC at their school, as long as the school is a registered testing site. If your school isn’t offering the exam, you can register through another nearby host site, such as a school, university, or testing center.

For current registration options and dates, check the Mathematical Association of America (MAA) website.

Additional information

  • The registration fee depends on whether you register early, regular, or late. Some schools and organizations use bundle pricing, so costs vary. For the most accurate pricing details, visit the Mathematical Association of America (MAA) website.

  • You are not permitted to use a formula sheet or calculator on the exam.

  • Testing sites are usually schools.

Tips for test day

  • Guess only when beneficial.

    • On the AMC 8, you should guess on every question, even if you’re unsure.
    • On the AMC 10/12, leave a question blank if you have no reasonable guess. You’ll still earn 1.5/6 points for leaving it blank. If you answer incorrectly, you’ll earn 0/6 points.
  • Be practical.

    Use the practical strategies from the final chapter when you’re stuck. They can help you eliminate choices, narrow the problem down, and pick up points you might otherwise miss.

  • Check your work.

    Careless mistakes are costly. If you have extra time, re-check your arithmetic, signs, and whether your answer matches what the question is asking.

  • Efficiency is key.

    The early questions are usually the quickest. Since every question is worth the same number of points, it’s important to secure the easier points first. Work efficiently so you still have time to attempt every question.

Additional resources

For official updates and details, refer to the Mathematical Association of America (MAA).

For more study tips and best practices, visit the Achievable Blog.

Thank you

Thank you for choosing Achievable to prepare for the AMC.

The Achievable team

Testing registration

  • Most students test at their school (if registered site)
  • Alternative: register at nearby host site (school, university, testing center)
  • Check MAA website for current registration options and dates

Additional information

  • Registration fee varies (early, regular, late; bundle pricing possible)
  • No formula sheet or calculator allowed
  • Testing sites typically schools

Tips for test day

  • Guessing strategy:
    • AMC 8: guess on every question
    • AMC 10/12: leave blank if no reasonable guess (earn 1.5/6 points for blank, 0/6 for wrong)
  • Use practical strategies to eliminate choices and maximize points
  • Re-check work for arithmetic, signs, and answer accuracy
  • Prioritize early, easier questions for efficiency

Additional resources

  • Official updates: MAA website
  • Study tips and best practices: Achievable Blog
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Wrapping up

You’ve now worked through all of the AMC Achievable material.

Testing registration

Most students take the AMC at their school, as long as the school is a registered testing site. If your school isn’t offering the exam, you can register through another nearby host site, such as a school, university, or testing center.

For current registration options and dates, check the Mathematical Association of America (MAA) website.

Additional information

  • The registration fee depends on whether you register early, regular, or late. Some schools and organizations use bundle pricing, so costs vary. For the most accurate pricing details, visit the Mathematical Association of America (MAA) website.

  • You are not permitted to use a formula sheet or calculator on the exam.

  • Testing sites are usually schools.

Tips for test day

  • Guess only when beneficial.

    • On the AMC 8, you should guess on every question, even if you’re unsure.
    • On the AMC 10/12, leave a question blank if you have no reasonable guess. You’ll still earn 1.5/6 points for leaving it blank. If you answer incorrectly, you’ll earn 0/6 points.
  • Be practical.

    Use the practical strategies from the final chapter when you’re stuck. They can help you eliminate choices, narrow the problem down, and pick up points you might otherwise miss.

  • Check your work.

    Careless mistakes are costly. If you have extra time, re-check your arithmetic, signs, and whether your answer matches what the question is asking.

  • Efficiency is key.

    The early questions are usually the quickest. Since every question is worth the same number of points, it’s important to secure the easier points first. Work efficiently so you still have time to attempt every question.

Additional resources

For official updates and details, refer to the Mathematical Association of America (MAA).

For more study tips and best practices, visit the Achievable Blog.

Thank you

Thank you for choosing Achievable to prepare for the AMC.

The Achievable team

Key points

Testing registration

  • Most students test at their school (if registered site)
  • Alternative: register at nearby host site (school, university, testing center)
  • Check MAA website for current registration options and dates

Additional information

  • Registration fee varies (early, regular, late; bundle pricing possible)
  • No formula sheet or calculator allowed
  • Testing sites typically schools

Tips for test day

  • Guessing strategy:
    • AMC 8: guess on every question
    • AMC 10/12: leave blank if no reasonable guess (earn 1.5/6 points for blank, 0/6 for wrong)
  • Use practical strategies to eliminate choices and maximize points
  • Re-check work for arithmetic, signs, and answer accuracy
  • Prioritize early, easier questions for efficiency

Additional resources

  • Official updates: MAA website
  • Study tips and best practices: Achievable Blog

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  • Introduction