Registration fees are $10 for each student, but they may vary depending on the country and also the number of students of each school participant.

Right now Quest X runs in Australia, UK, Canada, USA, New Zealand, Ireland, and some select partner regions. If your country is not on the list, just email support@questxquiz.com to see what can be arranged.

Every level is matched to a specific year group, 3 - 10. Most people pick the option that fits their current year. If you're not sure, try picking from a couple levels to get a feel for the challenge, kind of like a quick gauge.

Quest X and the AMC are both tough mathematics competitions, but they're not the same. They differ in the format, the kinds of questions, and the way they're set up globally. As an international math olympiad and online math contest, Quest X uses an online approach and has eight levels, so it tends to suit more abilities compared to other American math contest options.

It's around 45 minutes of problem-solving. You can’t pause and come back during the competition window.

Scores are recorded after you complete the competition, but final results are released once all scores have been compiled. You will then be able to view your performance, compare your results with other participants at your level, and see the relevant rankings.

Yes. Schools can register a group of students for this online maths competition for schools and use teacher dashboards to keep track of progress, which is honestly pretty handy.