All About 2025 AMC 10: Dates, Registration, Scores and Prep Tips

The 2025 AMC 10 has officially concluded — one of the most challenging and prestigious math contests for U.S. high school students. As participants await official results, we’ve compiled the complete AMC 10 A and B answer key, detailed solutions, and cutoff score insights to help you estimate your performance. Whether you’re aiming for the Achievement Roll, Honor Roll, or Distinguished Honor Roll (DHR), this guide covers everything you need to analyze your results and prepare for the AIME qualification round.

If you didn’t take the AMC 10A this time, you can still access the blank exam questions to challenge yourself and practice for future contests. Keep reading for expert explanations, score predictions, and recommended next steps from Think Academy’s AMC teaching team.

2025 AMC 10 Problems and Solutions

2025 AMC 10 A Answer Key

2025 AMC 10 B Answer Key

2025 AMC 10 Detailed Solutions

2025 AMC 10 Blank Problems

Didn’t take the exam but want to try the real questions? Download the blank exam paper below!

For a detailed module and difficulty analysis of the 2025 AMC 10, visit:

• 2025 AMC 10A Real Questions and Analysis
• 2025 AMC 10B Real Questions and Analysis

2025 AMC 10 Post-Exam Analysis Webinar

The 2025 AMC 10 has officially concluded! Join our Post-Exam Analysis Webinar to understand this year’s exam trends, predicted cutoffs, and the best next-step strategies for both AIME qualifiers and non-qualifiers.

What We’ll Cover

2025 AMC 10 Exam Trends: A deep dive into this year’s problem styles, difficulty level, and what the changes mean for future tests.

AIME Qualification Cutoff Predictions: Data-informed insights based on difficulty analysis and historical performance.

Next-Step Planning for All Students:

• If you qualified for AIME: How to structure your preparation, core topics to prioritize, and timeline planning.
• If you did not qualify: How to rebuild fundamentals and create an effective roadmap for the 2026 AMC 10.

Why This Webinar Matters

You’ll gain expert insights into:

• What this year’s exam reveals about AMC 10’s evolving direction
• How to interpret your performance and identify key improvement areas
• Clear study plans tailored to both short-term (AIME) and long-term (2026 AMC 10) goals

This webinar helps every student take the most efficient and strategic next step after the 2025 exam.

Webinar Schedule

Details	English Session	Chinese Session
Date	Nov 20	Nov 19
Time	5–6 PM PST	5–6 PM PST

AMC 10 Introduction

The AMC 10 is a national math competition held every November. It’s open to students in Grade 10 or below and is often the first major step toward more advanced contests like the AIME and USA(J)MO. Compared to the AMC 8 (typically taken in January), the AMC 10 includes more complex math and deeper problem-solving.

For many students aiming for math excellence, the school year follows a competition timeline: AMC 10 in November, AIME in February, and Olympiad-level contests (USAJMO/USAMO) in the spring. That’s why understanding the exam’s timing, format, and scoring is key to staying on track.

Quick Facts about the AMC 10

• Full Name: American Mathematics Competitions 10
• Organizer: Mathematical Association of America (MAA)
• Eligibility: Students in Grade 10 or below, under 17.5 years old on test day
• Format: 25 multiple-choice questions in 75 minutes
• Scoring: 6 points for each correct answer, no penalty for wrong answers
• Versions: AMC 10A and AMC 10B (you can take one or both; questions differ)

Topics Covered

The AMC 10 focuses on math typically taught from middle school through early high school, but the problems are more challenging and require flexible thinking. Main topics include:

• Algebra – linear equations, inequalities, factoring
• Geometry – triangles, circles, coordinate geometry, area and volume
• Number Theory – divisibility, prime numbers, remainders
• Counting & Probability – combinatorics, arrangements, basic probability reasoning

2025 AMC 10 Test Dates

• AMC 10 A (and AMC 12 A) –  Wednesday, November 5, 2025
• AMC 10 B (and AMC 12 B) –  Thursday, November 13, 2025

You can take either version, or both, depending on your center’s availability.

How to Register for 2025 AMC 10

Registration Process in the United States

In the U.S., individual students and parents cannot register directly for the AMC 10. Registration must be completed through a certified AMC test center, such as a school or learning institution. These centers purchase exam seats from the Mathematical Association of America (MAA) and are responsible for administration and proctoring. So, all participants need to complete the following two steps to register for the exam:

1. Purchase an exam seat at a test center near you.
2. Create an account on the MAA website and complete the exam registration form. For detailed instructions, please refer to this page.

Since 2023, AMC 10 has returned to in-person testing with two options:

• Paper-based exam
• Computer-based exam
• All formats require in-person proctoring by an authorized teacher or administrator.

Think Academy AMC 10 Registration Now Open!

Since 2021, Think Academy has served as an official AMC testing site, hosting multiple successful AMC 8 and AMC 10 sessions. Our team provides structured, supportive test-day environments for students.

This year, Think Academy will host AMC 10 exams at our Silicon Valley and Seattle campuses. More locations coming soon!

• Seattle – Bellevue Campus
  • Register for AMC 10 at Bellevue Campus, click here.
• Silicon Valley Area
  • Register for AMC 10 at Silicon Valley Campus, click here
  • Location: Columbia Middle School, 739 Morse Ave, Sunnyvale, CA 94085

Spots are limited—register early! If your preferred location or time isn’t available, please check back. We’ll coordinate and release more seats and more locations in the following month.

AMC 10 registration FAQs at Think Academy

Q1. What if my preferred test time or location is already full?

Seats can change as we get closer to the exam. We may open additional sessions, and families will be notified by email or parent groups if more spots become available.
👉 Our recommendation: secure any available time first to guarantee a seat. If new sessions open, you’ll be able to switch.

Q2. What happens if we register but later can’t attend, or want to change to another session?

No worries — cancellations are refundable. You can register with confidence knowing your payment is protected.

Q3. Can we adjust our exam time after registering?

Yes. As long as there are open seats (or if new ones are added), you may change your time. We’ll share updates via email or group announcements — just keep an eye out.

If there is no Think Academy location near you, use the official AMC search tool to locate a nearby test center: Find an AMC Testing Site by ZIP Code (Note: The search tool will be available during the active registration period.)

Registration for International Student

Outside the United States, AMC 10 is administered through regional AMC partners. Students must contact their local country’s AMC coordinator to register.

2025 AMC 10 Registration Dates for Organizations:

Registration Type	AMC 10A Deadline	AMC 10B Deadline
Early Bird Registration	September 20, 2025	September 20, 2025
Regular Registration	October 15, 2025	October 15, 2025
Late Registration	October 28, 2025	October 28, 2025
Additional Bundle Deadline	November 4, 2025	November 12, 2025

2025 AMC 10 cut-off scores

AMC 10 Cut-Off Scores	AIME Cut-off Score	Distinguished Honor Roll (Top 1%)	Honor Roll (Distinction Top 2.5%)	Average Score
2025 AMC 10A
2025 AMC 10B
2024 AMC 10A	94.5 (Top ~7%)	132	105	58
2024 AMC 10B	105 (Top ~7%)	138	114	61.77
2023 AMC 10A	103.5 (Top ~7%)	136.5	111	64.74
2023 AMC 10B	105 (Top ~6%)	135	112.5	64.10
2022 AMC 10A	93	120	109.5	58.33
2022 AMC 10B	94.5	114	106.5	57.91
2021 Fall AMC 10A	96	117	96	59.4
2021 Fall AMC 10B	96	120	96	56.32
2021 Spring AMC 10A	103.5	132	103.5	65.53
2021 Spring AMC 10B	102	126	102	62.31
2020 AMC 10A	103.5	124.5	103.5	64.29
2020 AMC 10B	102	120	102	61.22

How to Prepare for 2025 AMC 10?

Start by taking a full-length mock exam. This helps you assess your current performance, identify strengths and gaps, and set a realistic target—whether it’s reaching the AIME cut-off, Honor Roll, or DHR. Then, follow this structured approach to prepare efficiently:

Step 1: Diagnose with Mock Exams (4–6 months before the test)
Begin with timed mock exams to simulate real test conditions. Analyze your results to understand your baseline and determine whether your current level is closer to AIME qualification or if foundational work is needed. This step helps personalize your prep plan.

Step 2: Secure the First 10 Questions
The first 10 problems are your must-win points. Answering them correctly earns you 82.5 points—a solid base toward AIME. Focus on consistency and accuracy here. If you miss these, it’s a sign to revisit fundamental topics.

Step 3: Fix Common Mistakes in Mid-Level Problems (2–3 months before)
Between questions 11 and 17, small errors—especially with algebra, geometry setups, or problem interpretation—can cost you crucial points. Use targeted review to clean up logic errors and miscalculations. Build habits that reduce careless mistakes.

Step 4: Push for the Final Stretch (last month before the test)
The final 5 questions (21–25) are challenging for everyone—but solving even 1–2 can make the difference between Honor Roll and DHR. In your final prep stage, shift focus to pattern recognition, strategy, and advanced techniques to gain an edge.

Both Short-term and Long-term AMC 10 courses are now open, click here to access.

To access more free AMC 10 prep resources,

Aiming for AIME or USAJMO?

Check this detailed AMC 10 success plan tailored to your current level and award goals:

Read the full strategy here →

About Think Academy

At Think Academy, a subsidiary of TAL Education Group, we specialize in advanced coaching and rigorous preparation for math competitions, including AMC 10 and AIME. Guided by experienced educators and supported by partnerships with renowned institutions, Think Academy empowers high-school students to reach their full competitive potential in mathematics. Notably, in 2024, our students achieved exceptional recognition, including selections for prestigious programs such as USA(J)MO (17 students), the Mathematical Olympiad Program (3 students), and the International Mathematical Olympiad teams for the U.S. and South Africa. Explore our AMC 10 training programs to help your child excel.

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