CREST Mental Maths Olympiad sample papers contain a variety of mathematical problems that test a student's mental arithmetic abilities. The sample papers cover topics such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, percentages and many more. They are designed to challenge students and help them develop their mental maths abilities.
These sample papers are an excellent resource for students preparing for the Mental Maths Olympiad. By practising these papers, students can familiarize themselves with the type of questions that they may encounter in the competition. They can also identify their strengths and weaknesses and work on improving them. The sample papers also help students build their confidence and reduce anxiety levels, making them better prepared for the competition.
Mental Maths Olympiad sample papers are an excellent resource for students and teachers who want to improve their mental arithmetic abilities.
How to use the CMMO sample papers
Each class button above opens a free PDF sample paper for that class, set to the CMMO syllabus, with sample questions you can try on screen. The exam itself is online, with multiple-choice questions, and lasts one hour (45 minutes for Senior KG), so solve the paper in one sitting with a timer.
Mental maths rewards speed as much as accuracy. After the first attempt, note the questions that took longest and practise those topics before trying the paper again. When the sample paper feels easy, move on to the CMMO previous year papers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which classes have CMMO sample papers?
Senior KG to Class 12, the same classes the CREST Mental Maths Olympiad is held for.
Are the CMMO sample papers free?
Yes. Every class paper is a PDF you can open or download without registering.
How many levels does CMMO have?
Two. Level 1 decides who goes on to Level 2, and medals are based on the Level 2 score. The CMMO cut-offs show the scores needed in past years.
What else should I use to prepare?
Start with the syllabus for your class, then the sample paper, then the previous year papers.
