The syllabus for the International Mathematics Olympiad covers pre-degree college mathematics including arithmetic, geometry, quadratic equations, trigonometry, coordinate geometry, systems of linear equations, permutations and combinations, factorizing polynomials, inequalities, elementary combinatorics, probability theory, number theory, finite series, complex numbers, and elementary graph theory. The major areas examined are number theory, geometry, algebra, and combinatorics. While the topics are from Class IX to XII levels, the problems increase in difficulty from regional to national to international competitions.

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Syllabus for International Mathematics Olympiad (INMO)
The syllabus for Mathematics Olympiad (regional, national
and international) is pre-degree college mathematics.
The areas covered are
1) Arithmetic of integers,
2) Geometry
3) Quadratic equations and expressions
4) Trigonometry
5) Co-ordinate geometry
6) Systems of linear equations
7) Permutations and combinations
8) Factorisation of polynomials
9) Inequalities
10) Elementary combinatorics
11) Probability theory and number theory, finite series
12) Complex numbers
13) Elementary graph theory.
Note: The syllabus does not include Calculus and
Statistics. The major areas from which problems are
given are number theory, geometry, algebra and
combinatorics. The syllabus is in a sense spread over
Class IX to Class XII levels, but the problems under
each topic are of exceptionally high level in difficulty
and sophistication. The difficulty level increases from
RMO to INMO to IMO.