International Math Contest for K-12 Students
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Fee: Only IDR 250K / $ 20
(Fee includes Access to: Webinar, Video Contest, Weekly Quiz, Syllabus, Questions Bank)
Background and Aim
Komodo Math Competition 2025 aims to promote some admirable characteristics of the Komodo dragon to be emulated by everyone
Adaptability and initiative
In today’s rapidly changing environment, the diminishing availability of prey is a problem for predators. The Komodo dragon is not very choosy and can feed on many different animals. It will also actively chase its prey. For us, in a post-pandemic world where opportunity is still rather scarce, it is important to be highly adaptable and to have the initiative to find an opportunity.
Resilience and survival
When food is scarce, the Komodo dragon can survive eating very little. Some Komodo dragons have been reported to survive a whole year on only 1 meal per month. A large part of resources in our past-pandemic world is dedicated to healing the damage, leaving very little for many people. It is important to be able to survive on limited resources, and to come out of the crisis even stronger than before.
Self-care
A common misconception states the Komodo dragon is a filthy animal. The truth is more nuanced, as there have been observations of the animal cleaning their mouth and body with trees and leaves. The pandemic has imparted on us the importance of self-care, cleanliness, and health. Both physical and mental well-being.
Why Join Komodo?
Fully Online
Join this global competition form the comfort of your home
Open and Inclusive
Any student can join, there is no pre-selection
Quality Questions
The problems are guaranteed to be original and interesting
Personal Report
All participant get detailed analysis their performance
Variety of Events
Includes Webinars, Pi Day Celebration, Weekly Quiz & Puzzle
Prize
Categories / Level
Salamander
up to 10 years of age on the day of the competition
Chameleon
up to 12 years of age on the day of the competition
Iguana
up to 15 years of age on the day of the competition
Dragon
up to 18 years of age on the day of the competition
Math competition (every category)
Award Distribution
Gold
The top-scoring 5% of all participants
Silver
The top-scoring 6-15% of all participants
Bronze
The top-scoring 16-30% of all participants
Honorable Mention
The top-scoring 31-50% of all participants
Puzzle and quiz (awarded every week for four weeks)
USD 10
One random person who answers the puzzle correctly
USD 10
One random person who answers the quiz correctly
Video contest for teachers (awarded once)
USD 100
1st winner
USD 50
2nd winner
USD 100
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