2026 AMC 10 Practice Hub: Online Practice & Downloadable PDFs
The 2026 AMC 10 A and AMC 10 B competitions will take place on November 5 and November 13, 2026. As the competition approaches, structured practice can help students strengthen key topics, identify gaps, and build the speed and accuracy needed for the exam.
This 2026 AMC 10 Practice Hub brings together free online practice, downloadable practice PDFs, solutions, mock exams, and preparation guidance for different skill levels. Students can start with focused topic-based practice sets before progressing to more advanced problems and timed mock exams.
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On this page, you’ll find:
- NEW 28-Day AMC10 Final Prep Practice Sets
- Past 2026 AMC 10 practice sets (Online practice & do1wnloadable worksheets)
- Practice PDFs & complete solutions
- AMC 10 mock exams and practice resources pack
- Preparation timelines for different score goals
- Strategies from high-performing AMC 10 students
- Recommended next steps for AMC 10 preparation
2026 AMC 10 28-Day Final Sprint Practice
2026 AMC 10 28-Day Final Practice Challenge Is Underway
Make your final sprint before the AMC 10 more focused: master 30 essential concepts and common pitfalls from Questions 1–10, then tackle 30 frequently tested problem types from Questions 11–20. Through past-paper practice and timed training, students can reduce mistakes, strengthen problem-solving methods, and improve both speed and accuracy—turning what they have learned into points on test day. Stay consistent with us throughout the final sprint and move one step closer to your goal!
The practice challenge covers the four core areas of algebra, number theory, counting and probability, and geometry, with a particular focus on frequently tested problem types and strategies commonly seen in Questions 12–18 of the AMC 10.
Week 1-2 Practice
- Focus: Question Q1–10
- Goal: Build greater accuracy and consistency on the first 10 questions.
Week 3-4 Practice
- Focus: Question Q11-20
- Goal: Become more comfortable solving mid-range AMC 10 problems.
Week 1: Practice (10.8-10.11)
Week 2: Practice (10.12-10.17)
Week 3: Practice (10.19-10.24)
Week 4: Practice (10.26-10.29)
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- A final mock exam to check readiness before test day.
- Final practice materials for focused review.
- Score-release news and other post-exam updates as information becomes available.
AMC 10 Final Sprint: 8 Days of Teacher-Led Review Class
For students who have already studied the core AMC 10 topics, this course offers one final round of review and guided practice with Dennis Wang.
Across 8 live classes and 100+ curated past exam problems, students review algebra, geometry, number theory, and counting & probability. The course is designed for students working toward a 100-point goal who want to improve accuracy on Questions 1–15 and tackle Questions 16–20.
What will students practice?
- Connect concepts to problems. Review key concepts and formulas, identify what a question is testing, and choose a suitable method.
- Solve, discuss, and review. Attempt problems under time limits, then work through the reasoning with the teacher. Review common mistakes and learn how to apply a method to similar problems.
- Plan for the 75-minute exam. Practice pacing across question groups and deciding when to move on from a difficult problem.
The course includes a dedicated class group and learning-task follow-up, plus an October AMC 10 sprint workbook and online Extra Practice for continued review after class.
- Starts: October 19, 2026
- Schedule: 8 consecutive days, with one 90-minute live class each day
- Time options: 3:00–4:30 PM PDT or 5:00–6:30 PM PDT
- Price: $199, reduced from $240
Free September 2026 AMC 10 Practice Sets
AMC 10 Geometry Practice Challenge
This month’s challenge covers essential AMC 10 geometry, progressing from angle bisectors, area relationships, and coordinate geometry to circles, similar triangles, three-dimensional nets, and integrated problems.
| Date | Practice Topic |
|---|---|
| Day 1｜Wednesday, September 9 – updated | Angle Bisectors and Fundamental Area Problems |
| Day 2｜Thursday, September 10 – updated | Polygons and Area Relationships |
| Day 3｜Friday, September 11 – updated | Coordinate Geometry and Spatial Distance |
| Day 4｜Wednesday, September 16 – updated | Circles, Triangles, and Three-Dimensional Nets |
| Day 5｜Thursday, September 17 – updated | Right Triangles and Similarity Models |
| Day 6｜Friday, September 18 – updated | Integrated Area and Coordinate Geometry Problems |
9.9 Day 1: Angle Bisectors and Fundamental Area Problems
9.10 Day 2: Angle Bisectors and Fundamental Area Problems
9.11 Day 3: Coordinate Geometry and Spatial Distance
9.16 Day 4: Circles, Triangles, and Three-Dimensional Nets
9.17 Day 5: Right Triangles and Similarity Models
9.18 Day 6: Integrated Area and Coordinate Geometry Problems
Free August 2026 AMC 10 Practice Sets
AMC 10 August Algebra Practice Challenge
| Practice Set | Practice Topic | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Set 1 | Roots of Equations | Foundation |
| Set 2 | Algebraic Manipulation | Foundation |
| Set 3 | Integer Problems | Intermediate |
| Set 4 | Problems Involving Parameters | Intermediate |
| Set 5 | Equations and Functions | Intermediate |
| Set 6 | Inequalities and Optimization | Intermediate–Advanced |
Complete one practice set each day to review essential AMC 10 algebra topics, strengthen algebraic reasoning, and improve your ability to solve multi-step competition problems.
Practice Set 1: Roots of Equations
Practice Set 2: Algebraic Manipulation
Practice Set 3: Integer Problems
Practice Set 4: Problems Involving Parameters
Practice Set 5: Equations and Functions
Practice Set 6: Inequalities and Optimization
Free July 2026 AMC 10 Practice Sets
Build stronger Counting and Probability skills with 6 focused AMC 10 practice sets. Students can practice online or download printable worksheets and solutions for independent review.
The series begins with basic counting and gradually progresses to more advanced topics, including permutations, combinations, probability, circular arrangements, and committee problems.
* Looking for practice on other AMC 10 topics?
Explore our All-in-One AMC 10 Resource Hub for module-based practice, topic-based practice, and preparation support.
Each practice set contains 5 AMC 10-style problems. Complete the sets in order for structured practice, or choose a topic based on the skills you need to strengthen.
| Practice Set | Topic | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|
| Set 1 | Basic Counting and Set Counting | Foundation |
| Set 2 | Restricted Arrangements and Coloring | Foundation–Intermediate |
| Set 3 | Permutations, Combinations, and Casework | Intermediate |
| Set 4 | Probability and Complementary Counting | Intermediate |
| Set 5 | Circular Arrangements and Committee Problems | Intermediate–Advanced |
| Set 6 | Advanced Combinations and Permutations | Advanced |
Not sure where to begin? Start with Set 1 and work through the series in order. Each set builds toward more advanced AMC 10 problem-solving.
Choose a practice set below. Each one includes five problems, an online practice option, a downloadable worksheet, and step-by-step solutions.
Practice Set 1: Basic Counting and Sets
Practice Set 2: Restricted Arrangements and Coloring
Practice Set 3: Permutations, Combinations, and Casework
Practice Set 4: Probability and complement counting
Practice Set 5: Circular arrangements and committee problems
Practice Set 6: Advanced combinations and higher-level permutations
Download More Free AMC 10 Worksheets and Practice PDFs
Download the Free Post-Exam Resource Pack (2026 Nov Just Updated )
Congratulations on qualifying for the 2027 AIME! As you begin preparing, your progress in Algebra 2 can help you decide what to study first.
If you haven’t started Algebra 2 or are still studying it, some AIME problems may involve material you haven’t covered yet. Check whether you have studied logarithms, complex numbers, and trigonometry. Any unfamiliar topics will need attention alongside your competition practice.
If you have already studied these topics, focus on using them in longer solutions. For example, you may need to combine divisibility rules with counting, connect several geometry theorems, or rewrite a recurrence before you can calculate the requested answer.
Our free AMC 10 & AMC 12 Post-Exam Resource Pack brings together exam review, AIME preparation guides, and additional practice to help you choose where to begin.
Inside, you’ll find:
- 2026 AMC 10 & AMC 12 papers and solutions to review missed questions and understand the methods behind the answers.
- From AMC 10 to AIME Guide to distinguish topics you may need to learn from familiar topics that require deeper study.
- From AMC 12 to AIME Guide to compare the knowledge and problem-solving depth expected on the two exams.
- AIME practice problems to work on applying and connecting ideas.
- AMC 10 practice problems to revisit topics that need more practice.
Both guides include selected official AIME problems, hints, complete worked solutions, and a learning checklist. For each example, read the foundation first, try the problem independently, then use the hints and solution to review your approach.
Start with your 2026 paper and solutions to identify where you struggled. Then use the guide that matches your AMC background to decide whether to learn a topic, review it, or practice applying it in more demanding problems.
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AMC 10 Prep Timelines for Different Students
Based on these student experiences, our experienced coaches also shared recommended AMC 10 prep timelines for students at different stages.
For students aiming for a 70–90 score and AR
This path focuses on completing Algebra 1, extending into basic competition applications, and building a stronger foundation in number theory. From there, students move into geometry, competition models, daily reinforcement, and mock exam practice.
The goal is to solve learned material correctly, secure scores in the first 10 questions, and build toward a stronger first AMC 10 result.
For students aiming to qualify for AMC 10 AIME
This path focuses on advanced AMC 10 topic modules, daily foundational practice, concept learning, topic-based reinforcement, monthly mock exams, and deeper work in advanced combinatorics.
The goal is to complete all major AMC 10 topic modules and key concepts, then prepare more systematically for AIME qualification.
Insights from Top-Performing Students
We also shared key takeaways from high-performing Think Academy students.
2025 AMC 10 Award Winners from Think Academy
- Perfect Score: 4
- DHR (Top 1%): 28
- HR (Top 5%): 115
- AIME Qualification (Top 7%): 150
- Achievement Roll: 120
Based on these students’ preparation patterns, there are a few important takeaways for AMC 10 students.
1. Build from Core Concepts First
Top-performing students do not only memorize tricks. They start from core concepts, strengthen fundamentals, and identify gaps early.
For AMC 10, this means students need a strong foundation in:
- Algebra
- Geometry
- Number Theory
- Counting and Probability
- Word problem reasoning
2. Practice Across a Wide Range of Problem Types
Students need to see enough problem types to become flexible.
This does not mean doing random worksheets. It means practicing by topic, reviewing solutions carefully, and learning how similar ideas can appear in different forms.
3. Keep an Error Log
Many score improvements come from fixing repeated mistakes.
Students should track:
- Careless mistakes
- Missed concepts
- Problems that took too long
- Topics that need review
- Strategies that worked well
An error log helps students practice more efficiently and avoid making the same mistakes on future mock exams.
4. Review Regularly
AMC 10 preparation is cumulative. Students often forget earlier topics if they do not review them regularly.
A strong prep routine should include:
- Daily or weekly check-ins
- Topic-based review
- Timed practice
- Mock exam analysis
- Repeated review of missed problems
Need a More Personalized AMC 10 Prep Plan?
Every student prepares for AMC 10 differently.
Some students need to strengthen Algebra 1 skills first. Others are ready for advanced topic modules, mock exams, or AIME-level training.
If you are not sure where your child should start, a diagnostic evaluation can help identify current strengths, weak areas, and the right next step.
Free Personalized Evaluation
Get a clearer picture of your child’s math strengths and gaps.
Before choosing a course, worksheet, or competition preparation plan, it helps to know where your child currently stands. Some students need stronger foundations, some are ready for enrichment, and others may benefit from a more advanced challenge.
Our free math skill evaluation is designed to help families better understand a student’s current level and learning needs. It can help identify:
- Core skill strengths
- Areas that need review
- Readiness for advanced math
- Potential gaps from school learning
- Appropriate next steps for enrichment or support
- Whether a student may be ready for competition math preparation
Use the evaluation as a starting point to make a more confident learning decision for your child.
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The solutions file for ‘Previous check-ins’ for AMC10 ‘4.24 Day 3 Equations and Inequalities 1’ is the incorrect file – it’s just the questions posted again. I’d be grateful if you could correct it, thanks
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