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AMC 10/12 A Information

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The PROCTORED AMC 10/12 A will occur on Thursday, February 4th from 4-6PM PST via Zoom. Check-in begins promptly at 4PM PST, and we will NOT accept any late-comers. No exceptions. Zoom details will be sent prior to the test date.

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MUST READ:

Read through the following carefully. Violation of any of the below may result in disqualification by MAA. 

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BEFORE THE EXAM:

  1. Complete the STEP ONE registration.  

  2. Ensure the student is taking only one of the 2021 AMC 10 A or AMC 12 A. If the student is found to have taken the same exam multiple times or both exams, that student will be disqualified by MAA.

  3. If the student is unable to attend, email ocmathcircle@gmail.com ASAP.

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DURING THE EXAM:

Failure to comply to these rules may lead to disqualification and removal from the exam.

  1. Materials Allowed: writing utensils, blank scratch paper, rulers, compasses, erasers

  2. Materials NOT Allowed: calculators, smartwatches, phones, computing devices, protractors, graph paper

  3. Required: 

    1. ​A computer, laptop, or Chromebook to take the exam (we will not allow students to use phones or iPads to take the exam)

    2. Working camera and audio

    3. A working microphone

    4. A quiet testing space

    5. A reliable Wi-Fi source

  4. Students must comply with the following:

    1. All students must join the Zoom call with their FIRST and LAST name as it appears on registration. We will not accept any parent names into the proctored Zoom call.

    2. All students must have their cameras ON during the entire testing session with no virtual backgrounds. Student's entire face must be visible at all times.

    3. All students must have their microphones ON during the entire testing session (to emulate a quiet classroom testing environment).

    4. All students must arrive ON TIME and students may not leave early.

    5. In the case that the Zoom call fails during proctored testing sessions, rejoin the call immediately. Failure to return may result in disqualification of scores. 

  5. The testing platform automatically saves answers. If technical issues arise, the timer will not stop.

  6. All sessions will be recorded on Zoom.

  7. No questions will be answered by proctors.

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AFTER THE EXAM: 

Problems and solutions are not to be discussed in any online or public forum until February 5.

TEST INFORMATION:

Students may take the 2021 AMC 10/12 A only once. If a student is found to have taken the same AMC 10/12 A test more than once, that student will be disqualified by the Mathematical Association of America (MAA). Please read the important reminder from the MAA regulations on cheating, disqualification, and etc.

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There will be no refunds for cancellations.

 

Email all inquiries and concerns to OC Math Circle at ocmathcircle@gmail.com and we will respond as soon as we can.

IMPORTANT REMINDER from the Mathematical Association of America (MAA)

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PERMITTED MATERIALS: During the competition, students are only allowed:

- writing utensils

- blank scratch paper

- rulers

- compasses

- erasers

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Prohibited materials include: calculators, smartwatches, phones, computing devices, protractors, and graph paper.

 

CHEATING

 

All cheating accusations are taken seriously by the MAA AMC office, and must be reported immediately to AMCHQ@maa.org If it is clear to the proctor from personal observation that a participant has cheated, the proctor must disqualify that participant and notify the AMC.

 

When submitting a cheating accusation It is critical to support the claim with facts or documentation. If the proctor receives an accusation or obtains indirect evidence of cheating, the proctor must immediately report all evidence of the situation to the MAA AMC Office at AMCHQ@maa.org. The MAA AMC Office will determine further action.

 

The MAA AMC Office reserves the right to disqualify scores if it determines the rules or the required security procedures were not followed.

 

Disqualified students

Scores will be removed from AMC historical data, and students will be ineligible to compete for the remainder of the competition cycle.

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Reproduction or dissemination via phone, email, or digital media of any type is a violation of the competition rules. Students will be disqualified.

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