The Caribou Mathematics Competition is a world wide online contest that is held six times throughout the school year. Each of these days, five contests are offered, one for each of the grade levels 3/4, 5/6, 7/8, 9/10 and 11/12 and each one in English, French and Persian.

The Caribou Cup is the series of all Caribou Contests in one school year. Each student's ranking in the Caribou Cup is determined by their performance in their best 5 of 6 contests through the school year.

Students take a special mathematics exam based on their level of experience.

Exams are evaluated based on how many correct questions are submitted in the allotted time. For the "Caribou Cup" each student's ranking is determined by their performance in their best 5 of 6 contests through the school year.

Website: https://cariboutests.com/

Managing Organization: Caribou Contests

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Eligibility:
elementary through high school students in the US and Canada. Must be registered through a school, not individually. For students who want to participate, they must find out if there school is already registered. If not, they should talk to an administrator or teacher about getting registered.

The Caribou Mathematics Competition is a world wide online contest that is held six times throughout the school year. Each of these days, five contests are offered, one for each of the grade levels 3/4, 5/6, 7/8, 9/10 and 11/12 and each one in English, French and Persian.

The Caribou Cup is the series of all Caribou Contests in one school year. Each student's ranking in the Caribou Cup is determined by their performance in their best 5 of 6 contests through the school year.

Students take a special mathematics exam based on their level of experience.

Exams are evaluated based on how many correct questions are submitted in the allotted time. For the "Caribou Cup" each student's ranking is determined by their performance in their best 5 of 6 contests through the school year.

Website: https://cariboutests.com/

Managing Organization: Caribou Contests

Contact:

Eligibility:
elementary through high school students in the US and Canada. Must be registered through a school, not individually. For students who want to participate, they must find out if there school is already registered. If not, they should talk to an administrator or teacher about getting registered.