Full-length, timed, official
Practice Tests
Full official AMC 10 exams, taken under real conditions. This page doesn't reproduce the problems themselves — they're copyrighted by the MAA — but it does give you a real, auto-graded answer sheet: read each problem from the official source, click your answer here, and get scored instantly with the exam's actual point structure.
Official exams
Every AMC 10 exam back to 2000 is freely available through two authorized sources. Both are legitimate — the MAA is the exam's publisher, and AoPS hosts the archive with the MAA's permission.
- MAA — American Mathematics Competitions maa.org ↗
- AoPS Wiki — Every AMC 10 Problem Set, by Year artofproblemsolving.com ↗
How to use a full practice test
Recommended testing order
Work chronologically forward from around 2010 rather than starting with the most recent exam — recent years are the best calibration for what the current test actually feels like, so save the last 2–3 years for closest to your real exam date. Mix in both the A and B version of each year once you're past the first handful of tests.
Full-test conditions
75 minutes, no calculator, no notes, a quiet room, and a real clock visible. Treat blank answers seriously — with 6 points for a correct answer, 1.5 for blank, and 0 for wrong, guessing with no information is a bad trade, but a guess after eliminating even one or two choices usually has positive expected value.
Pacing
Problems roughly increase in difficulty across the exam, but not perfectly — don't assume problem 20 is automatically harder than problem 15. A reasonable split: aim for 60–90 seconds each on problems 1–15 (about 25 minutes), then use the remaining 50 minutes on problems 16–25. If a problem stalls for more than 2–3 minutes past its budget, mark your best guess and move on — you can return if time remains.
Post-test review workflow
The test itself doesn't move your score — the review does. For every problem you missed, guessed, or solved slower than it deserved, log it before moving on to the next practice test.
Error-log template
Fill in one of these per missed, guessed, or slow problem:
- Topic: which domain (algebra, number theory, ...)
- Technique: which specific tool the solution actually needed
- Error type: knowledge gap, execution slip, or ran out of time
- Why the original approach failed: one honest sentence
- The key insight: what actually unlocks the problem
- A cleaner solution: the fast path, once you see it
- A related problem to revisit later: to confirm the fix stuck
Interactive answer sheet
Open the official problems in another tab, then record your answers here. The clock starts on your first click. Submit when you're done (or when time runs out) for an instant score using the exam's real scoring rules.
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4 tests are wired up so far: 2025 AMC 10A/10B and 2024 AMC 10A/10B. More
years are straightforward to add — see
js/data/practice-tests-data.js — but each one needs its
official answer key transcribed and its links verified before it ships.