MathGenius Contest Top rankers 2021 & Score Distribution Charts

Here are the eagerly awaited list of Top rankers by grade in the recently concluded MathGenius Critical Thinking Math National Contest 2021. Congratulations to all Top rankers, as well as all participants! Every participant is a winner because by participating you are striving for excellen here are the rewards offered for Top 3 and Top 4-10 students ice and improvement!

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Top rankers in each grade are published in two categories. Some grades have intense competition, where we were able to award 3 prize winners and recognized additional students by publishing the names. Some grades have fewer participants and we were able to award 1 or 2 prize winners and recognized additional students. Congratulations to both both prize winners and and recognized students.

$200 for 1st place winners – half as cash prize and half as credit for any new group class (only the names written in bold in the table: number of prizes are based on number of participants in the test)
$100 for 2nd place winners – half as cash prize and half as credit for any new group class (only the names written in bold in the table: number of prizes are based on number of participants in the test)
$50 for 3rd place winners – half as cash prize and half as credit for any new group class(only the names written in bold in the table: number of prizes are based on number of participants in the test)
$10 credit in credit for any new group class for those who participated in the tests, but did not win any prizes..
$10 additional 10th anniversary off in all summer courses.
If you find a typo of your child’s name or any other details in the below ranking table, please write to support@mathusacademy.com. We copied the names registered for the tests. If you find that a parent’s name is listed instead of the child’s name, it is because the parent’s name was entered on the registration website in place of the child’s name. Apart from writing to us, please also login to the site and correct the name so that it will be accurate for future tests. Please also make sure that the parent details are accurately captured as well. Likewise, if the state field is blank for your child, it means the state is not entered in your child’s profile during the registration. Please email us your state and fill it in the profile page on the site by logging in.
To see your child’s grades in MathGenius Contest and MathCore Prep test, please log in to the test system, click on your child’s name at the right top of the screen and then navigate to ‘grades’. Your child’s grades in the tests will be visible there.
If you have registered for the ResponseSheet, you will be able to see your child’s responses for each question along with the questions, answer choices, and detailed step-by-step solutions for all questions now at www.mathusacademy.com/responsesheet. Please login with the same username (email) as your test login, and with password Rs@2k19. Immediately after login, the system will require you to change the password. After changing the password, you will be able to see the registered ResponseSheet(s), i.e., MathGenius and/or MathCore. If you have not registered for the ResponseSheets, the login will work and they will not be available. If you would like to register for ResponseSheet now, please send an email to Ramya and Sridevi (copied in this email) and they may be able to register in the backend manually. If any images in the questions are solutions are not rendering, it could be browser-specific, computer-specific or internet speed issues. We tested all the questions and solutions and they are rendering, but we heard from a few parents that they couldn’t see images on certain browsers, computers or at a particular time. Please try it on a different browser, computer or be patient until the net speed is better.
Below the ranks tables, score distribution charts are published by grade for MathGenius Contest and MathCore Prep test. Along with the grade scores in the system, these charts will help students figure out where they are relative to other students in the grade.

MathGenius National Contest 2021 Top ranked children by grade

The names published in bold are the prize winners. Other top rankers are recognized as well for their achievements. Please note the number of prize winners published (1, 2 or 3) for each grade are based on the number of total participants for that grade as published in contest rules.

Grade	Rank	First Name	Last Name	State	Prize winner/recognition
1st	1	Maitree	Dasgupta	Washington	Prize winner
1st	2	Laasya	Soma	Florida	Recognition
1st	3	Arjun	Kolli	New Jersey	Recognition

Grade	Rank	First Name	Last Name	State	Prize winner/recognition
2nd	1	Raunaq	Baweja	Washington	Prize winner
2nd	2	Siddharth	Dasgupta	Washington	Recognition
2nd	3	Ashwath	Arunachalam	Washington	Recognition

Grade	Rank	First Name	Last Name	State	Prize winner/recognition
3rd	1	Kavin	Kumarappan	New York	Prize winner
3rd	2	Yuvan	Senthil	Georgia	Prize winner
3rd	3	Amith	John	Texas	Prize winner
3rd	4	Darsh	Mehrotra		Recognition
3rd	5	Shrikar	kada	Massachusetts	Recognition

Grade	Rank	First Name	Last Name	State	Prize winner/recognition
4th	1	Amit	Dusad	New Jersey	Prize winner
4th	2	Alden	Raymond	California	Prize winner
4th	3	Chaithanya	Budidar	Michigan	Recognition
4th	4	Pranav	Bagirathan	Utah	Recognition
4th	5	Bruhat	Soma	Florida	Recognition
4th	6	Nirdvaita	Chandrana		Recognition

Grade	Rank	First Name	Last Name	State	Prize winner/recognition
5th	1	Varun	Chirravuri	New Jersey	Prize winner
5th	2	Matthew	Flowerhill	California	Prize winner
5th	3	Vishrut	Sathyanarayanan	Virginia	Prize winner
5th	4	Karthik	Varanasi	Texas	Recognition
5th	5	Kavin	Kumarappan	New York	Recognition
5th	6	Anika	Bhat	New York	Recognition
5th	7	George	Paret	Florida	Recognition
5th	8	Sangeetha	Bangolae		Recognition
5th	9	Sheehan	Banka	Georgia	Recognition
5th	10	Kanishk	Jain	California	Recognition
5th	10	Aashita	Kumar	Utah	Recognition

Grade	Rank	First Name	Last Name	State	Prize winner/recognition
6th	1	Kesav	Kalanidhi	North Carolina	Prize winner
6th	2	Avyay	Kodali	Illinois	Prize winner
6th	3	Advik	Kishorw		Prize winner
6th	4	Shaanvi	Konda	Illinois	Recognition
6th	5	Dhruv	Mehrotra	Washington	Recognition
6th	6	Raghav	Arun	Ohio	Recognition
6th	7	Sriram	Rajalakshmi	California	Recognition
6th	8	Jagan	Mangalampalli	California	Recognition
6th	9	Rhushika	Kada	Massachusetts	Recognition
6th	10	Sreelatha	Bodala	Washington	Recognition
6th	10	Vikrant	Chintanaboina		Recognition

Grade	Rank	First Name	Last Name	State	Prize winner/recognition
7th	1	Rushil	Kukreja	Virginia	Prize winner
7th	2	Arnav	Adepu		Prize winner
7th	3	Aniket	Shukla	Florida	Prize winner
7th	4	Lakshika	Kamalaganesh	Massachusetts	Recognition
7th	5	Ishaan	Pusuluri		Recognition
7th	6	Ayanna	Jain		Recognition
7th	7	Arjun	Avineni	New Jersey	Recognition
7th	8	Ram	Mitula	Georgia	Recognition
7th	9	Sangeetha	Bangolae		Recognition
7th	10	Advaith	Akella		Recognition

Grade	Rank	First Name	Last Name	State	Prize winner/recognition
8th	1	Satvik	Sivaraman		Prize winner
8th	2	Aryan	Bavera		Recognition
8th	3	Akash	Singh		Recognition
8th	4	Amal	Papali	Florida	Recognition