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AMC 10 Mastery · Opens 15 November

Competition math,
built on ideas.

Mestria’s AMC 10 course teaches the ideas behind competition problems, then builds flexible problem-solving through original practice and timed mock contests. It opens 15 November; join the waitlist to be told when.

How to get access

What the contest looks like

AMC 10, by the numbers.

25multiple-choice problems in 75 minutes, no calculator
6 / 1.5 / 0points for a correct, blank and wrong answer; mocks are scored the same way
354original competition-style problems in the practice bank
150maximum score; a strong score is the usual route to the AIME

What you can work on

Weighted the way the contest is.

Practice follows the share each area takes in past AMC 10 papers, so the time you spend matches the problems you will meet.

  • Algebra31% of the contest
  • Geometry26% of the contest
  • Counting and probability25% of the contest
  • Number theory19% of the contest

From an idea to independent practice.

  1. Understand the concept

    Concept lessons with worked examples show why a technique works before you meet it under time pressure.

  2. Practise with support

    Original problems in the contest’s own archetypes and difficulty bands. Ask the AI assistant for prompts, hints and explanations when you are stuck.

  3. Review and put it to the test

    Timed mock contests scored like the real one, with a review of what to revisit. Mock scores are estimates, not predictions of a contest result.

Read about our teaching and question-checking methods →

Your next step

Keep learning with guidance.

AMC 10 Mastery opens 15 November. Join the waitlist and we will email you when it is your turn.

In Mestria, explore concept lessons, ask for hints when you are stuck, and work through practice at your pace.

Join the waitlist

Opening by invitation from 15 November. We email you when it is your turn.

Access is free during the invitation phase. Making high-quality learning affordable is central to our mission. Pricing for broader access will be published before paid plans are introduced.

This page is free to read without an account. Minors should use Mestria with a parent or teacher involved.