Your next action
Ask your school or the regional PMO coordinator for the current qualifying-stage registration instructions. Check the cycle number as well as the calendar year.
- Current position
- Entry route identified; current application window not confirmed.
- Who takes action
- School representative or regional PMO coordinator.
- Date / deadline
- Current pages contain a cycle/year discrepancy; obtain a dated confirmation of the qualifying-stage deadline.
- Fee
- Current entry fee not verified. Ask before making payment.
- Eligibility
- The annual PMO guidelines define participating school levels and later qualification.
Read the official entry information · Official enquiry route
Entry information reviewed 23 September 2026. The source pages are not fully consistent about the final-stage year. This guide does not resolve that discrepancy by guessing.
Organisers
Mathematical Society of the Philippines, with DOST–Science Education Institute.
Route
Philippine Mathematical Olympiad (PMO) qualifying stage → area stage → national stage → subsequent national-team selection.
How to enter
Follow the latest PMO contestant guidelines through the school or relevant regional coordinator. The current homepage links PMO29 guidance and lists October and December 2026 qualifying stages. The homepage’s national-stage year is inconsistent. Confirm that date and the current fees, quotas and eligibility in the organiser’s latest guidelines. Official PMO entry page, older stage description—historical detail only
For cross-border schooling, home education or national-team eligibility, read the shared eligibility guide and obtain the national organiser’s ruling.
Past papers and solutions
The official downloads page separates qualifying, area and national stages; some national editions have written and oral phases. Souvenir programmes may contain answers or solutions. Read each file label: some older downloads contain questions only.
Previous results
PMO and Philippine team announcements covers the domestic programme. For international appearances, medals and contestant records, use Philippines in the official IMO archive. A national-round award and an IMO medal describe different achievements.
Find papers from other countries · Understand result tables and medal cut-offs
Suggest a correction or an updated official notice
If your school does not take part
Use the official enquiry route above. Give your school year and location, explain that your school does not enter, and ask whether an individual entry or another approved centre is available. Do not assume that another school can accept you.
Use the short organiser-enquiry checklist · Find practice for this country