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# 📢 *MOCKING MOCKS — The IOQM Mock Test Series* Hello everyone, Welcome to *Mocking Mocks*. The name isn't just for show—it is a warning. These papers are designed to *mock your overconfidence, expose your weak spots, and remind you that Olympiad mathematics has absolutely no mercy.* If a paper bruises your ego a little... it's probably doing exactly what it was meant to do. Here's a challenge. I challenge anyone to score *50+* on these tests *without using AI or any external assistance.* If you manage it, you've earned genuine respect. A few ground rules: * *No AI.* * *No discussions during the test.* * *No hints.* * Attempt the paper honestly. The goal isn't just to get a high score; it's to find your weaknesses and improve. *Important:* The papers *will not* be posted in this WhatsApp group. They will be released *only* in the dedicated *Mocking Mocks* group, where all future tests, solutions, and discussions will take place. If you're ready to get humbled, learn something new, and put your problem-solving skills to the test, fill out the registration form using the link below to join the series. *LINK :* https://bit.ly/4vC3OcH Good luck. You're going to need it. 🙂 REGARDS Aryan & Ardra

📖 *New Handout Released: IMO 2026 Solution Notes* After far too many pages of scratch work, a healthy number of rewritten proofs, and an ongoing battle with LaTeX, I'm happy to share my latest handout. Rather than presenting solutions as a sequence of magical steps, these notes aim to explain the *ideas* behind them. Each problem is accompanied by: * A brief toolbox of the key techniques, * Motivation before the proof, * Worked examples where appropriate, * Commentary on the central insight worth remembering. The hope is that you'll come away with more than just a solved problem—you'll leave with a new trick to add to your mathematical toolbox. A small note: You'll probably notice that the geometry diagrams are... functional rather than beautiful. Diagram-making is still something I'm learning, and while I've tried to keep every figure clear enough for the mathematics, I know there's plenty of room for improvement. I'll keep working on making future handouts cleaner, more accurate, and easier on the eyes. Thanks for bearing with me! Fair warning, however. Reading this handout may result in: * Believing every geometry problem secretly wants an invariant. * Looking for additive subgroups in places they absolutely do not belong. * Saying "there must be a cleaner proof" at 2 a.m. (There usually is.) Whether you're preparing for IOQM, RMO, INMO, OTIS, or simply enjoy elegant mathematics, I hope you find something worthwhile in these notes. As always, comments, corrections, alternative solutions, and discussions are warmly welcomed. Happy solving!

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