GNYR 2025
Happy New Year! As I was reflecting on 2025, I realized that I should have posted more on this blog in general, especially regarding my first semester at Princeton. Here’s…
Happy New Year! As I was reflecting on 2025, I realized that I should have posted more on this blog in general, especially regarding my first semester at Princeton. Here’s…
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The HMMT 2024 Day 1 post was mainly about the Friday Night Events. This post is about competition day on Saturday, February 17th! After what I considered a tolerable night’s…
After each contest, each race, and each test, it would be preferable if I spent at least a little bit of time on reflection, regardless of whether of the results…
This was the best failure I have had in a while. I have the same, but intensified, test-taking issues that v4913 has. I’m glad that I had this test because…
This year, I qualified to participate in the Harvard-MIT Mathematics Tournament. Our district’s two high school math clubs combined and sent out two teams of eight to venture to Boston…
So… if I take it at face value, I can only say that I didn’t qualify for USAMO for the 2023-2024 season as I had wished. Although it is what…
I improved from last year's AIME. I beat myself.
Note: This post was written hours after the test, but published after the testing window. At school this past week I told my (nerdy) friends that I would be merely…
Happy New Year! Yesterday, I did the Hello 2024 Codeforces Round, which was rated for all Codeforces users. I managed to solve three problems in-contest. Similar to Goodbye 2023, I…
Maybe results don't show, but it was worth it.
This is a repost of an entry in my private Art of Problem Solving journal. I’m thinking about moving some posts over here to my actual blog. Below is a…
Thank God for giving me a learning experience today. Today, I participated in Codeforces Round #918, which was a Division 4 round. I am currently rated under 1400, which means…
I have a personal connection with math.
A personal reflection on last year's math contests.
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Just for some context, the WWP^2 ARML Team Selection Test is used to determine the two teams that will be sent to the Penn State University, where the team is…
It’s very crucial that you reflect on what you did right and what you can improve next time for every competition of any sort (olympiads, sports, etc.). I plan to…
After I moved back to the United States and started school I had much less time to do personal stuff like coding and writing but today, my school district is…
Take a look at how I tackled the Balanced Expressions Coding Question!!