LOS ANGELES
MATH TOURNAMENT
A student-run mathematics competition hosted at UCLA, bringing together middle and high school students for a full day of rigorous problem solving across algebra, geometry, combinatorics, and number theory.
About the tournament
What is LAMT?
The Los Angeles Math Tournament (LAMT) is an annual, student-run mathematics competition held at UCLA for middle and high school students. Teams tackle carefully crafted problems in algebra, geometry, combinatorics, and number theory, with an emphasis on mathematical depth and creative problem solving.
Rounds and format
LAMT is a full-day contest for teams of up to six students. The planned format is:
- Team Round 1 – 75 minutes, format revealed on contest day.
- Individual rounds – three 50-minute subject tests, each with 10 numerical-answer questions.
- Team Round 2 – 75 minutes, live scored GUTS Round.
- Tiebreakers (individual only) – 15 minutes, 3 short-answer problems per round.
LAMT 2026 will be held on May 17th.
Check-in
Arrive on campus, register your team, settle into Westwood.
Opening Ceremony
Welcome remarks from UCLA Students and LAMT Hosts.
Special Team Round
75 minutes. A special team round, details revealed day-of.
Algebra/Number Theory Round
50 minutes · 10 problems · individual round.
Geometry Round
50 minutes · 10 problems · individual round.
Lunch & Disputes
Recharge, explore campus, and submit solution disputes.
Combinatorics Round
50 minutes · 10 problems · individual round.
Guts Round
75 minutes · live-scored. multiple sets of 3 problems.
Integration Bee & Talk
Integration Bee, guest lecture, tiebreaks, final disputes.
Awards Ceremony
Team & individual awards, photos, and celebration.
Frequently Asked Questions
Registration is now open.
LAMT 2026 takes place on May 17, 2026 at UCLA. Register your team on ContestDojo and share this opportunity with students who may be interested in participating.