

What is SASMO?
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Contest date and time: 7pm, 30 March 2025 (NZ time)
Closing date of registering: 4 March 2025
PGA reserves the right to interpret all competition and course arrangements.
Please note: If you registered after the deadline (4 March), the fees will be doubled.
BANK: ANZ
Name of Account: Pinnacle Education Group
Account: 06-0241-0684634-00
Please make payment with the students 'full name + SASMO ' as reference.
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Fees for SASMO classes: please see bel0w
Fees for the competition is $68/student.

SASMO is open to Year 2-13 students. The time given for the contest is 90 minutes. Each level has a differentiated paper and contains 25 questions within 2 sections:
Competition format
Created in 2006, SASMO is one of the largest math olympiad competitions in Asia.
SASMO caters to the top 40% of the student population and it aims to arouse students’ interest in mathematical problem-solving to develop mathematical intuition, reasoning, logical, creative, and critical thinking.
Fees for PGA SASMO Program
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SASMO Syllabus
Year 2-5 (Grade 1-4)
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Arithmetic and Statistics
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Geometry and Mensuration
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Solving word problems using model method (or any other non-algebraic methods)
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Non-routine problem solving (including number patterns, divisibility tests, spatial visualisation, logic problems and simple cryptarithms)
Year 8 (Grade 7)
• Arithmetic and Algebra
• Geometry, Graphs and Mensuration
• Statistics
• Non-routine problem solving (including number patterns, divisibility tests, spatial visualisation, logic problems and cryptarithms)
Year 6-7 (Grade 5-6)
• Arithmetic and Statistics
• Geometry and Mensuration
• Solving word problems using model method (or any other methods including algebra)
• Non-routine problem solving (including number patterns, divisibility tests, spatial visualisation, logic problems and cryptarithms)
Year 9 (Grade 8)
• Arithmetic and Algebra
• Geometry, Graphs and Mensuration
• Pythagoras’ Theorem
• Statistics
• Non-routine problem solving (including number patterns, divisibility tests, spatial visualisation, logic problems and cryptarithms)
Year 10-13 (Grade 9-12)
• Arithmetic and Algebra
• Geometry, Graphs and Mensuration
• Pythagoras’ Theorem and Trigonometry
• Statistics and Probability
• Non-routine problem solving (including number patterns, divisibility tests, spatial visualisation, logic problems and cryptarithms)
Awards

Students who have scored FULL MARKS will be awarded:
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Perfect Score certificate;
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Personalized medallion
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Qualify for SIMOC 2025 and IJMO 2025.
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SGD 100 gift voucher each (up to a maximum of $5000) for Perfect Scorers.
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In the rare event when there are more than 50 perfect scorers, the SGD5000 will be divided among all the Perfect Scorers.




The top 20% (Silver and above awards) of the SASMO participants will:
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receive an E-award certificate + physical certificate, and
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receive a medal (during PGA Award Ceremony), and
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be intived to compete at SIMOC 2025.
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be intived to compete at IJMO 2025.
The Bronze winners of the SASMO participants will:
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receive an E-award certificate + physical certificate, and
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receive a medal (during PGA Award Ceremony), and
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be intived to compete at SIMOC 2025.
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be qualify for IJMO 2025 by taking training from PGA.
Students who qualify for Honourable Mention will:
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receive an E-award certificate, and
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be qualify for SIMOC 2025 by taking training from PGA.
Students who qualify for Participation will receive:
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an E-award certificate.

Performance Statistical Report
CONTEST PERFORMANCE REPORT
Here you can see the student's:
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Score for the exam,
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Ranking,
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Mastery of different knowledge points.

CONTEST STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
Here you can see the student's:
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score report,
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their global/national ranking, and
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global/national average scores etc.

IJHS and YALA



