Secure Your Spot: Registration Now Open for 'The 9th Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championship 2026'

Registration is now officially open for 'The 9th Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championship 2026', inviting the nation’s brightest young minds to step forward and showcase their mathematical problem-solving prowess. Whether you are a primary school student just discovering the magic of numbers or a pre-university student mastering single-variable calculus, this championship offers a prestigious stage to test your limits and gain nationwide recognition.

Why Register for BMC 2026?

Participating in the Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championship (BMC Malaysia) is about more than just solving equations; it is about developing a mindset of excellence. The championship is uniquely designed to align with the Malaysian school syllabus, ensuring that every student can participate and succeed without the need for external coaching.

By registering, students unlock a variety of benefits:

• Skill Development: Enhancing higher-order thinking skills and critical problem-solving abilities.
• Countrywide Benchmarking: The opportunity to compete with peers from different regions of Malaysia and see detailed rankings on the official website.
• Academic Prestige: Every participant receives a printed certificate endorsed by the Ratification & Awards Committee, which can strengthen applications for scholarships and further studies.
• Tangible Rewards: Top scorers are eligible for Gold, Silver, Bronze, and Consolation medals based on their performance.

How to Register — A Simple Step-by-Step Guide

Registration is handled exclusively by the teacher-in-charge on behalf of all participating students. The process is straightforward — simply follow these steps:

Step 1 — Find the Registration Form. Scroll down to the end of this article to find the registration form download link.

Step 2 — Download the Registration Form. Download the championship registration form, which is an Excel spreadsheet file. If you are unable to download it from the website, contact the organiser directly and they will send it to you via email.

Step 3 — Read, Then Fill in the Form. Before filling anything in, read the general instructions provided in the registration form carefully. Then complete the form accurately and in full. Pay close attention to each student's details, as this information will appear on their certificates.

Step 4 — Make Payment. Please transfer the registration fees to Benedict Goh Education & Technology Company (Hong Leong Bank, Account Number: 25100070856). Kindly retain your bank receipt or a screenshot of the transaction as proof of payment for submission in the next step.

Step 5 — Submit via Email and Await Confirmation. Email your completed registration form and proof of payment together to gohmaths@gmail.com. The organiser will reply with a confirmation email within 7 working days. Your registration is only considered valid once you receive this confirmation email. If you do not receive it within the stipulated time, contact the organiser immediately to follow up.

Registration Fees

The registration fee is RM 30.00 per competitor. Each participating school is required to register a minimum of three students. Should a school have fewer than three participants, an additional charge applies, bringing the fee to RM 35.00 per competitor. There is no upper limit on the number of students a school can register, the more, the merrier!

Payments should be made to:

Account Name: Benedict Goh Education & Technology Company

Bank: Hong Leong Bank

Account Number: 25100070856

Students typically submit their registration fees to their respective teachers, after which teachers will make a consolidated payment to the organiser. For online transfers, please include a clear payment reference (e.g. School Name + BMC2026) to ensure smooth verification.

A confirmation email will be sent within 7 working days after the registration form and payment have been received.

Please note that registration fees are non-refundable; however, in the event that a registered participant is unable to attend for reasonable and acceptable reasons, their seat may be transferred to another student within the same school year category. Contact the organiser for assistance in such cases.

Important Dates at a Glance

Registration Period: 5 March 2026 – 31 May 2026*

Contest Date (Paper-Based): 1 – 3 July 2026

Contest Date (Online, Primary Division): 4 July 2026 (Saturday), 10.00 a.m. – 9.30 p.m.

Contest Date (Online, Secondary Division): 5 July 2026 (Sunday), 10.00 a.m. – 9.30 p.m.

Results Day (Estimated): By 3 September 2026

Distribution of Awards Pack (Planned): By 5 November 2026

Preparing for the Big Day

Once registered, students are encouraged to practice using their school mathematics syllabus. The contest consists of 30 multiple-choice questions to be completed in 1 hour and 30 minutes.

For secondary school students aiming for the Special Titles of Mathematics, such as the Malaysia National Grandmaster of Mathematics (MY-NGMM), both high overall scores and strong performance in Section C questions are required. Students in the fully online mode must remember that these titles are by application and require the submission of written working steps immediately after the contest.

Do Not Wait — Register Today!

Every year, thousands of students across Malaysia participate in the Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championship and walk away with more than just medals and certificates. They leave with sharper minds, greater confidence, and a renewed passion for mathematics. This championship is your school's chance to be part of that tradition.

Teachers, the responsibility to make this happen rests with you. Share this opportunity with your students, speak to your school administration, and get the registration process started today. The deadline of 31st May 2026* will arrive quickly, and late registrations will not be accepted.

For enquiries, teachers may email gohmaths@gmail.com, while parents and students may reach the organiser at gohmaths@yahoo.com. You may also contact the organiser via WhatsApp or Telegram at +6013-801 3613, or join the official Telegram channel at t.me/gohmaths for the latest updates.

The numbers are calling. Will your students answer?

Registration Form 2026

*The registration closing date for 'The 9th Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championship 2026' has been extended to 12 June 2026 (Friday). All the registration received before 11.59 p.m. of 12 June 2026 will be accepted.

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'The 9th Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championship 2026' is Back!

What if a single competition could spark a lifelong love for mathematics?

Here’s the question: are you ready to turn numbers into a story of success once again this year?

We are delighted to announce that 'The 9th Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championship 2026' has officially returned. Organised by Benedict Goh Education & Technology Company, this prestigious championship will take place from 1st to 5th July 2026, offering students across Malaysia a grand stage to showcase their mathematical brilliance, connect with fellow problem-solvers, and earn recognition that may open doors for years to come.

Over the years, the championship has grown into a leading nationwide platform that bridges the gap between classroom learning and competitive excellence. It invites students from every corner of Malaysia to demonstrate their ingenuity, analytical thinking, and mathematical problem-solving abilities on a prestigious arena.

Event Details

The championship will be conducted through two flexible competition modes, ensuring that every student can participate regardless of circumstances:

• Paper-Based Mode (1st – 3rd July 2026): Participants will complete a written test at their respective schools under the supervision of teachers and submit their answers online.
• Fully Online Mode (4th – 5th July 2026): Participants will complete the competition entirely from home or a suitable venue, requiring a device (such as a laptop computer) and an internet connection. Primary division students compete on 4th July (Saturday), while secondary division students compete on 5th July (Sunday), each within a designated time window.

Regardless of the selected mode, the contest format remains the same. Participants will answer 30 multiple-choice questions within 1 hour and 30 minutes. Questions are divided into three sections with increasing levels of difficulty:

• Section A: Easy (3 marks each)
• Section B: Moderate (4 marks each)
• Section C: Hard (5 marks each)

The maximum score is 120 marks, and no marks will be deducted for incorrect answers.

To ensure accessibility for students from diverse backgrounds, the contest questions will be available in English, Malay Language, and Simplified Chinese.

Why Should You Join?

The benefits of participating in the championship extend far beyond the day of the contest. By taking part, students will gain valuable opportunities to:

• Recognition and Achievement: Every participant receives a printed certificate, either a Certificate of Achievement (70 marks and above) or a Certificate of Participation. Top performers earn Gold, Silver, Bronze, or Consolation Medals. Outstanding secondary school students can even be awarded prestigious titles such as the Malaysia National Grandmaster of Mathematics (MY-NGMM), Malaysia National Master of Mathematics (MY-NMM), or Malaysia National Candidate Master of Mathematics (MY-NCMM). These honours carry strong value in further study and scholarship applications.
• Skill Development: The championship challenges students to think critically, apply mathematical concepts creatively, and strengthen their higher-order thinking skills. All within a time-pressured environment that mirrors real examination conditions.
• Exam Preparation: With questions aligned to the school mathematics curriculum, the championship serves as an excellent preparation platform for school and public examinations, helping students build both confidence and competence.
• Community and Camaraderie: Beyond medals and certificates, the Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championship connects like-minded students from every corner of Malaysia. Results and detailed rankings are published on the official website, allowing participants to benchmark themselves against peers from different regions across the country.

How to Register?

Excited to join but unsure how to get started? Here’s a simple guide:

Registration is now open and will close on 31st May 2026 (Sunday).

Registration must be completed by teachers on behalf of students. Teachers-in-charge may visit the official website at www.gohmaths.com, download the Excel spreadsheet registration form, complete the required details, and email the form together with proof of payment for registration fees to gohmaths@gmail.com.

Payment Process:

Students typically submit their registration fees to their respective teachers, after which teachers will make a consolidated payment to the organiser.

Payment should be made to:

Benedict Goh Education & Technology Company

Hong Leong Bank

Account Number: 25100070856

For online transfers, please include a clear payment reference (e.g. School Name + BMC2026) to ensure smooth verification.

A confirmation email will be sent within 7 working days after the registration form and payment have been received.

The registration fee is RM30.00 per competitor, with a minimum of three participants required per school. Schools with fewer than three participants will be charged RM35.00 per competitor.

A Vision for Excellence and Inclusivity

The Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championship is more than just a contest. It is a celebration of the beauty of mathematics.

At its core, the championship is driven by a mission to ignite a lifelong passion for mathematics among young learners.

Now in its ninth year, the championship has earned a reputation as one of the most celebrated and accessible mathematics competitions in Malaysia. What sets it apart is its strong commitment to inclusivity.

All primary school students (Year 1 to Year 6), secondary school students (Form 1 to Form 5), and pre-university students (Form 6 and equivalents) studying in Malaysia are eligible to participate. This includes students from government schools, private schools, international schools, matriculation colleges, and even home-schooled students.

Registrations from tuition centres and surrogate participants are also welcomed.

Importantly, the championship syllabus is closely aligned with the Malaysian school mathematics curriculum. This means students do not require specialised training or advanced mathematical knowledge to participate. Instead, the competition serves as a natural extension of what they already learn in school—an opportunity to apply their knowledge, sharpen their problem-solving skills, and discover their full potential.

Prestigious Awards and Special Titles

The championship is renowned for its generous and prestigious award system. Based on the 2026 grading scale, students are recognized for their excellence through the following tiers:

• Gold Award: 105–120 marks (Gold Medal + Certificate)
• Silver Award: 90–104 marks (Silver Medal + Certificate)
• Bronze Award: 80–89 marks (Bronze Medal + Certificate)
• Consolation Award: 70–79 marks (Consolation Medal + Certificate)
• Participation Award: 0–69 marks (Certificate of Participation)

For our secondary school and pre-university participants, the stakes are even higher. The championship offers Special Titles of Mathematics, which are among the highest honours in the country for young mathematicians. Titles include the Malaysia National Grandmaster of Mathematics (MY-NGMM), the Malaysia National Master of Mathematics (MY-NMM), and the Malaysia National Candidate Master of Mathematics (MY-NCMM). These titles are awarded based on rigorous criteria, including achieving near-perfect scores and excelling in the difficult Section C questions.

A Call to Action for Schools and Parents

Education is not just about what is found in textbooks; it is about the challenges we choose to accept.

'The 9th Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championship 2026' is that challenge. It is an opportunity for schools to showcase their academic strength and for students to prove that their potential is limitless.

We encourage all teachers to promote this event during school assemblies and through parent-teacher communication channels. Let’s work together to nurture the next generation of Malaysian innovators, scientists, and problem-solvers.

For any inquiries, please contact the organising committee at +6013-801 3613 or join the official Telegram channel at t.me/gohmaths for the latest updates.

The journey to mathematical mastery begins here. Register your students today!

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Celebrating Mathematical Excellence: Announcing 'The 8th Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championship 2025'

Do numbers thrill you? Does solving a challenging equation give you an unbeatable rush? Get ready, young mathematicians! 'The 8th Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championship 2025' is here, and it promises to be bigger and better than ever. Organised by the Ngie Hin Enterprise Company, this prestigious event is set to take place from 22nd to 27th July 2025, offering a unique platform for students from across Malaysia to showcase their mathematical prowess, compete with peers, and gain recognition for their skills.

Event Details

The championship will be held from 22nd to 27th July 2025 and will be available in two different modes:

• Paper-Based Mode (22nd – 25th July 2025): Participants will complete the competition physically at their respective schools under the supervision of teachers and submit their answers online.
• Fully Online Mode (26th – 27th July 2025): Participants will complete the competition from home or a suitable venue, requiring a device with a camera and an internet connection.

Each participating school can choose only one mode for all its participants. The championship features 30 multiple-choice questions to be answered in 1 hour and 30 minutes. The contest will be offered in English, Malay, and Simplified Chinese, ensuring accessibility for all students.

A Championship for All Mathematics Lovers

The Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championships is one of the most celebrated mathematics competitions in Malaysia, attracting participants from different regions of the country every year. Now in its 8th edition, it’s more than just a quest for medals — it's a celebration of the power of mathematics and its ability to unlock solutions to complex problems.

The championship aims to provide a unique platform for students to demonstrate their ability to work independently and find solutions to challenging mathematical problems, fostering a spirit of healthy competition and recognition for their achievements. Beyond competition, the championship fosters friendship and camaraderie among like-minded students, creating an environment where they can share their love for mathematics.

Where Every Student Can Shine

A key feature of the championship is its commitment to inclusivity. The competition is open to all primary, secondary, and pre-university students in Malaysia, regardless of their school type — government, private, international, or home school. This inclusivity extends to the test design, with questions tailored to different grade levels and presented in three languages (English, Malay, and Simplified Chinese) to ensure accessibility for all.

The competition is closely aligned with the Malaysian school syllabus, ensuring that participants do not need specialised training to excel. This makes it accessible to all students, regardless of their level of mathematical expertise.

Why Should You Join?

The Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championships has earned a reputation as one of the most respected mathematics competitions in Malaysia. What sets it apart from other competitions? Here are some key highlights:

1. Recognition and Achievement:
   All participants receive a printed certificate, with top performers earning medals (Gold, Silver, Bronze, and Consolation). Secondary school students have the opportunity to earn prestigious titles such as the Malaysia National Grandmaster of Mathematics (MY-NGMM), adding significant weight to their academic achievements.
   
2. Skill Enhancement:
   The championship features 30 multiple-choice questions divided into three sections of varying difficulty levels. Participants will have 1 hour and 30 minutes to solve these problems, testing their ability to think critically, apply mathematical concepts creatively, and develop higher-order thinking skills.
   
3. Preparation for the Future:
   The competition syllabus is closely aligned with the Malaysian school curriculum, making it an excellent opportunity for students to revise and reinforce what they have learned in school. It also serves as a great preparation tool for school and public mathematics examinations.
   
4. A Valuable Experience:
   The championship brings together students from across Malaysia, fostering a sense of healthy competition and allowing participants to benchmark their skills.
   

It is more than just a competition; it is a learning experience that offers numerous advantages for young maths enthusiasts!

Calling All Students to Participate!

All school students in Malaysia are invited to take part in this championship and experience the joy of mathematics.

It is more than just a competition; it is a learning experience that offers numerous advantages for young maths enthusiasts!

Calling All Students to Participate!

All school students in Malaysia are invited to take part in this championship and experience the joy of mathematics.

Action Speaks Louder Than Words! Let’s Register Now!

Registration for the championship is now open and will close on 15th June 2025 (Sunday). To ensure accurate student information and proper coordination, registration is usually managed by teachers from schools or tuition centres. Here’s how you can register:

1. For Schools and Tuition Centres:
   Teachers-in-charge can register their students by visiting the championship official website at www.gohmaths.com. They will need to download the registration form (an excel spreadsheet file), fill it out, and submit it along with proof of payment for registration fees to the organiser via email.
2. Registration Fees:
   The registration fee is RM 30.00 per competitor. Schools must register a minimum of three participants. If a school has fewer than three participants, an additional fee of RM 5.00 per competitor will apply.
3. Confirmation:
   Once the registration form and payment are received, the organiser will send a confirmation email to the teachers-in-charge within 7 working days. Teachers-in-charge of participating schools and tuition centres are advised to contact the organiser if they do not receive the confirmation email.

Awards and Recognition

The championship offers a wide range of awards to recognise and reward participants' achievements:

• Gold, Silver, Bronze, and Consolation Medals for top performers.
• Certificate of Achievement (for participants scoring 70–120 marks) and Certificate of Participation (for participants scoring 0–69 marks).
• Special Titles of Mathematics for secondary school students who excel in the competition.

The awards ceremony will be held at each participating school, where students will receive their medals and certificates. The organiser will aim to courier the awards pack to schools as soon as possible, with a planned date of 5th December 2025. However, please note that this is an estimated date, and the actual delivery may vary.

Get Ready for the Challenge

With mathematics playing a crucial role in today’s world, this championship is the perfect opportunity for students to showcase their talents and deepen their understanding of the subject. It is not just about competing—it is about learning, growing, and pushing your limits.

So, gather your classmates, encourage your school to register, and start preparing for a championship that promises to be both exciting and rewarding!

For more details, kindly see the information pack attached or reach out to the organisers at gohmaths@gmail.com. Mark your calendars and get ready for an unforgettable mathematical experience!

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Get Ready to Shine in 'The 8th Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championship 2025'!

The countdown has begun! Are you a mathematics enthusiast in Malaysia, eager to showcase your skills and passion for mathematical problem-solving? Mathematics is more than just numbers and equations — it is a universal language that shapes the way we understand the world. For young minds with a passion for logical thinking and problem-solving, mathematics offers endless opportunities to explore, innovate, and excel.

If you are a primary, secondary, or pre-university student in Malaysia who loves mathematics, then mark your calendars for 'The 8th Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championship 2025', one of the most prestigious mathematics competitions in the country. Scheduled to take place from 22nd to 27th July 2025, this championship promises to be an exciting and rewarding experience for all participants.

A Championship Like No Other

Since its inception in 2017, the Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championships, organised by the Ngie Hin Enterprise Company, has grown into one of the most respected mathematics competitions in the country. It is not just about winning medals or titles; it is about inspiring a love for mathematics and encouraging students to push their boundaries. The championship has become a stepping stone for many young mathematicians, helping them build confidence and prepare for future academic challenges.

In the year 2025, the mathematics championship will feature 30 multiple-choice questions to be completed in 1 hour and 30 minutes. What sets this competition apart is its close alignment with the Malaysian school syllabus, making it accessible to all students in Malaysia without requiring specialised training. The championship questions are tailored to different difficulty levels according to students' school years, ensuring a fair challenge for everyone. Additionally, the championship questions will be available in three languages: English, Malay Language, and Simplified Chinese.

A Championship with Fairness and Inclusivity

One of the standout features of the Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championships is its commitment to fairness and inclusivity. The competition is designed to be accessible to all students, regardless of their background or level of mathematical training. The competition questions are carefully crafted to cater to different skill levels, ensuring that every participant has a fair chance to succeed.

The 2025 competition will be conducted in two modes:

• Paper-Based Mode (22nd - 25th July 2025): Participants will sit for the competition in their schools, supervised by their teachers. They will complete their answers on paper but submit them online after the competition.
• Fully Online Mode (26th - 27th July 2025): Participants will attend the competition from home or a preferred venue using digital question papers and online answer sheets. Camera supervision is expected to be implemented, and participants will be monitored by the competition system via their cameras.

Each participating school is free to choose one mode of competition for all its participants.

A Championship Designed for All

'The 8th Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championship 2025' is a celebration of mathematical talent and a platform for students to showcase their mathematical skills. It is designed to cater to all levels of expertise. Whether you are a primary school student just beginning your mathematical journey or a secondary school student preparing for higher education, this championship offers you a chance to improve your skills in mathematical problem-solving and an opportunity to compete with your peers from other schools.

This championship is open to all the primary, secondary, and pre-university students in Malaysia. Whether you are from a government school, private education institution, matriculation college, private college, international school, or are home-schooled, this is your chance to shine. Notably, surrogate participants and registrations from tuition centres are both accepted, which means that students can register through another school or tuition centre if their original school does not take part in this championship. Each participating school must register a minimum of three participants, though there is no upper limit.

A Championship that Provides the Best Opportunity

If you are still thinking of reasons to join the championship, please be informed that 'The 8th Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championship 2025' is not just a mathematics competition — it is the best opportunity for students to challenge themselves, learn, and grow. Here are some of the key benefits of participating:

• Recognition and Awards: All participants will receive a printed certificate, and top performers will be awarded medals (Gold, Silver, Bronze, and Consolation). These awards are not just tokens of achievement; they are a testament to the hard work and dedication of the students. Additionally, secondary school students who excel in the competition may be eligible for Special Titles of Mathematics, such as the Malaysia National Grandmaster of Mathematics (MY-NGMM), which can be a valuable addition to their academic portfolios.
• Compete and Connect: The championship brings together students from all over Malaysia, fostering a spirit of healthy competition, and providing a unique opportunity for participants to gauge their mathematical skills while competing with their peers from different regions of the country.
• Ignite and Sharpen: By participating in this championship, students can ignite their interest in mathematics and sharpen their mathematical skills. The championship features 30 multiple-choice questions divided into three sections of varying difficulty levels. Participants will have 1 hour and 30 minutes to solve these mathematics problems, which test their ability to think critically and apply mathematical concepts creatively.
• Preparation for Future Exams: The championship syllabus is closely aligned with the Malaysian school curriculum, making the competition an excellent opportunity for the participating students to revise and reinforce what they have learned in school. The competition also serves as a great preparation tool for school and public mathematics examinations.

Final Thoughts

As we look forward to the 8th edition of this prestigious event, we invite all schools, teachers, parents, and students to join us in this celebration of mathematics. Whether you are a seasoned competitor or a first-time participant, the Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championship 2025 offers something for everyone. Exciting updates are on their way! More information will be released soon. Gather your friends, encourage your teachers to register your school, and start preparing for a thrilling mathematical experience.

For more information, visit the official website at www.gohmaths.com or contact the organiser via email at gohmaths@gmail.com. Mark your calendars, sharpen your skills, and get ready for the ultimate mathematical showdown!

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Introducing the Official Telegram Channel of the Benedict Goh Mathematics Championships in Malaysia

We are happy to announce that the Benedict Goh Mathematics Championships (Malaysia) now has an official Telegram channel. We invite all teachers, parents and students to join us on Telegram. This Telegram channel welcomes all students in Malaysia who love mathematics, including students who are not yet registered as participants of our mathematics championships. Information about our current and future events will be shared on this Telegram channel.

Join us on Telegram by using your Mobile Phone

We recommend that you join our Telegram channel by using your mobile phone (Android phone or Apple iPhone). To do so, you must have the Telegram app installed on your mobile phone, and you must also have a Telegram account. If you do not have them yet, but still want to join us on Telegram, you can first create a Telegram account for yourself by following the seven steps below.

(Remark: If you already have a Telegram account on your mobile phone, you can skip the seven steps below and proceed directly to the paragraph after these seven steps.)

1. Make sure that your mobile phone has a phone number. This is because a phone number is required for creating a Telegram account.
2. Open the Google Play Store (for Android phones) or the Apple App Store (for Apple iPhones) on your mobile phone.
3. Key in Telegram.
4. Select Telegram by pressing it.
5. Install the Telegram app by pressing the "Install" button.
6. After the installation is completed, open the Telegram app on your mobile phone.
7. Create a Telegram account for yourself according to the instructions shown. You may need to key in your phone number and some other information requested by the Telegram app.
   (Note that creating a Telegram account for yourself and joining our official Telegram channel is free of charge.)

After installing the Telegram app and creating a Telegram account for yourself on your mobile phone, you can join our Telegram channel by following the six steps below. Then, you will be able to access the contents of our Telegram channel and stay updated on all the important news about our mathematics championships in the future.

1. Open the Telegram app on your mobile phone.
2. Press the magnifying glass icon (search icon / search bar) at the top right corner of the Telegram app.
   (The location of the magnifying glass icon / search icon / search bar might be different in different versions of the Telegram app.)
3. Search for our channel by typing "@gohmaths".
4. Select the Telegram channel "Benedict Goh Mathematics Championships (Malaysia)" by pressing it.
5. Press the "Join" button to become a member of our Telegram channel.
6. You can now access the contents of our Telegram channel.
   (Note that you are joining a Telegram channel, but not a Telegram group chat. Only admins can send messages in the Telegram channel.)

Other than using the search bar in the Telegram app, you can also find our Telegram channel by scanning the QR code of our Telegram channel in the diagram below with your mobile phone or by visiting the link of our Telegram channel (t.me/gohmaths) from your mobile web browser. After you scan the QR code of our Telegram channel with your mobile phone, or after you visit the link of our Telegram channel from your mobile web browser, you will be redirected to our Telegram channel in the Telegram app. Then, you just need to press the "Join" button to join our Telegram channel.

Join us on Telegram by using your Tablet

In addition to using a mobile phone, you can also join us on Telegram by using an Android tablet or an Apple iPad. To do so, simply follow the same steps above as for a mobile phone. Remember that you will need a phone number if you wish to create a new Telegram account for yourself on your tablet.

(If you already have a Telegram account on your mobile phone, and you wish to use Telegram on your tablet without having to create a new Telegram account for yourself, you can just sign in to Telegram on your tablet directly. Then, you will be able to start using Telegram on your tablet. You will also be able to join our Telegram channel on your tablet. Note that in this case, you are using the same Telegram account on both your mobile phone and your tablet.)

Join us on Telegram by using your Computer or Laptop

It is also possible to join us on Telegram by using your computer or laptop. To do so, you first need to have the Telegram app installed on your mobile phone. At the same time, you must also have an existing or a newly created Telegram account on your mobile phone. (The steps to install the Telegram app and create a Telegram account on the mobile phone can be found above.)

After that, you can sign in to your Telegram account on your computer (or laptop) at the Telegram Web by using QR code or phone number. Alternatively, you can install the Telegram Desktop app on your computer (or laptop) and sign in to your Telegram account.

Then, you can join our official Telegram channel on your computer (or laptop) by using the Telegram search bar, the QR code of our channel, or the link to our channel. If you are using the Telegram search bar, kindly note that the position of the search bar in the Telegram Web or the Telegram Desktop app might be different from the mobile phone version of Telegram.

Preview our Channel on a Web Browser without having a Telegram Account

To join our Telegram channel officially, you need to have a Telegram account. In case you do not have a Telegram account and you do not wish to create a Telegram account for yourself, you don't have to worry about it. This is because all the important information about our mathematics championships will still be updated on our official website.

Besides, you can actually access the contents of our Telegram channel without having a Telegram account. Just open your web browser and visit t.me/gohmaths. After that, click "Preview channel", but not the "View in Telegram" button, as you do not have the Telegram app installed on your device. Then, you will be able to access the contents of our Telegram channel on your web browser without having a Telegram account. This should work on laptops, tablets and mobile phones, as long as the device does not have the Telegram app installed and you are not signed in to a Telegram account on that device.

Spread the Word

It would be great if you could help us to spread the word about our official Telegram channel! If you are a teacher teaching at a primary school, secondary school or pre-university college in Malaysia, you can promote our official Telegram channel by sharing this announcement with other school mathematics teachers in Malaysia who are interested in mathematical events. If you are a student studying at a primary school, secondary school or pre-university college in Malaysia, you can inform your friends (other students in Malaysia) who love mathematics about the Telegram channel of our mathematics competition.

Contact Us

Feel free to contact us if you have any questions about our Telegram channel or our mathematics championships. We look forward to seeing you on our Telegram channel and we wish you the best of luck in your preparations for the future mathematics championships!

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Coming Soon: The 7th Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championship 2024

Attention to all the primary and secondary school students in Malaysia who love mathematics! 

Prepare yourselves for an exciting event that will put your mathematical skills to the test and ignite your passion for numbers like never before. Yes, you are correct! We are talking about an upcoming mathematics competition, that is, 'The 7th Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championship 2024'.

This mathematics championship will be the best opportunity for you to showcase your mathematical talents. It will be the best platform for you to demonstrate your skills and your ability to work independently to find solutions for mathematical problems, and then gain recognition for your efforts and achievements. It promises to be nothing short of extraordinary! Therefore, get ready to compete with the best and brightest students from different regions of Malaysia in this upcoming mathematics championship.

While the dates and details of 'The 7th Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championship 2024' are still under wraps, rest assured that we are working tirelessly behind the scenes to bring you an unforgettable experience at this championship. Stay tuned as we prepare to announce all the details of this prestigious championship on our official website in the next two weeks. Be the first to know about the registration processes, competition formats, and other important details of the championship by visiting our website again in the coming days.

Thank you for your attention and support!

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Awards and Certificates Pack of 'The 6th Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championship 2023'

Dear teachers, parents and students, 

First and foremost, we would like to thank you for taking part in ‘The 6th Benedict Goh Malaysia Schools Mathematics Championship 2023’. We would like to let you know that the awards and certificates pack for each participating school (including tuition centre and individual participant) of this competition has been shipped out from our side by phase in December 2023 and January 2024.

The final batch of the awards and certificates packages was shipped out from our side at the end of January 2024. We understand that this is later than the original planned date and we apologise for any inconvenience caused by the delay in sending out the awards and certificates. We trust that the awards and certificates package for your school has reached your side before the start of the school holidays in early February 2024. If your school has not received the awards pack, please contact us immediately.

Upon receiving your awards and certificates pack, make sure that you receive all the medals (if applicable) and certificates in correct quantity and also in good condition. Printed certificates were prepared for all participants while medals were prepared only for students obtaining final marks of 70 and above. Printed certificates of appreciation were prepared for all teacher-in-charges too.

Additionally, for your information, starting from BMC 2023, a certificate of excellence and a medal of outstanding performance will be awarded to any participating school (including tuition centre) that meets both criteria below in a single championship.

• At least 80 students registered for the championship under the participating school;
• At least 30 students (who registered under the participating school) obtain final marks of 70 and above.

In case you find any incorrect personal particulars on your certificates, or in case your certificates/medals are not in good condition, please contact us immediately. If you are a teacher-in-charge, you can contact us via WhatsApp or email. If you are a student, you can contact us through the teacher-in-charges at your school. We will provide further assistance and instructions upon receiving your message or email.

If you have any suggestions for improving our future championships, and you would like to share them with us, you can write an email and send it to gohmaths@yahoo.com.

We will also be updating the lists of medal winners of this championship by school year category on this website in the next few days. Visit our website again in early March 2024 to learn about the winners of this championship from different schools and different regions of Malaysia.

Once again, we thank you for your participation and involvement in this championship, which truly contributed to the success of this event. We hope to see you again in BMC 2024. Thank you.

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